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Newsletter Index
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Issue Date Summary of Content 69 February 2007 Reconstructing Grantmaking (Philadelphia's Story) 68 October 2006 Insights from Community Foundation Consulting 67 June 2006 General Operating Support 66 February 2006 Annual Reports 65 June 2005 Risk and Grantmaking 64 March 2005 Donor Advised Funds 63 November 2004 Initiative Philanthropy 62 July 2004 Community Foundation "Lead Trusts" 61 May 2004 Private Foundation vs. Donor Fund 60 February 2004 Performance Review for Community Foundations 59 October 2003 When the Executive Director and the Board Disagree 58 June 2003 Executive Director Discretion in Grant Making 57 April 2003 Is Foundation Work a Profession? 56 January 2003 What Should Your Payout Be? 55 October 2002 New Uses of Computer Software 54
July 2002 Initiative Philanthropy
53
Getting Involved With Your Grantees
52
February 2002 Paper Reduction And Saving Time 51
Program Evaluation And Teaching Philanthropy
50
Using Interns In Community Foundations
49
Original Thinking and Creative Ideas
48
Immediate Response Grantmaking - Is It Possible?
47
The Turn Down Letter
46
Discretionary Grants
45
Donor Advise Procedures
44
Philanthropy & Poverty - Is There A Fit
43
Dimension in Grantmaking
42
Should You Have A Web Site?
41
Community Foundations & the Juvenile Court - A New Relationship
40
How Do You Deal With...
39
Educational Funding
38
Religious Funding
37
Remarks of Susan Packard Orr to Community Foundations
36
Covering Administrative Costs: A Case Study
35
Scholarships: A Case Study
34
Community Foundations and Special Events - A Case Study
33
Correspondence With Applicant/Grantee - Make It Simple (with sample letters)
32
Recommendations For The Operation of Community
31
Applications
30
Board Meetings
29
Trends in Philanthropy
28
Activating Donor Advise Giving
27
Humboldt Area Foundation
26
Young People & Philanthropy
25
Scholarships Revisited
24
How Should Foundation Personnel Be Evaluated?
23
New Techniques In Grantmaking - Use of Stringers
22
Grant Evaluation
21
Community Foundations Are A Good Investment - What is a significant grant?
20
Paper Work - The Bane of Your Existence
19
Community Foundations As Incubators
18
Continuing Grants - Where do you stand? - New Lexicon In Philanthropy
17
100 Foundations Later - Continued
16
100 Foundations Later - Findings From "Consulting On Grantmaking"
15
Getting The Job Done Better - To Focus Or Not To Focus - What Is Better For Grantmaking?
14
Use of Volunteers - A Way To Supplement Your Staff
13
The Foundation As Convener
12
What Is Worth Funding? (actual examples)
11
Scholarships - The Most Labor Intensive Grantmaking
10
How To Benefit From Technical Assistance - Using Consultants Effectively
9
Foundation Records - How Long Should You Keep Them? (with retention chart)
8
The Site Visit - An Integral Part Of Good Grantmaking
7
Services To Non-Profits - Dimensions That Complement Grantmaking
(funding library, management seminars, directories)6
Accountability & Efficiency - Ingredients For Good Grantmaking (with chart)
5
Foundation Board/Staff Relations - An Element In Good Grantmaking
4
Risk Taking & Grantmaking - Do They Go Together?
3
Getting Out Into The Community - What's Worth Funding?
2
The Application Procedure (with suggested grant application form)
1
What Was Learned From Visiting Twenty Foundations
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