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Social Innovations

Money to Grow On

By William Foster 4

Certain nonprofits can take a page from business's playbook and learn how to attract cash for expansion.

Foundations

Laura Arrillaga - Philanthropy Today

Venture philanthropy and other new products and trends indicate that philanthropy has changed dramatically over the past 10 years. Donors are younger than ever before and foundations have become increasingly professionalized. In this audio interview, sponsored by the Stanford Center for Social Innovation, philanthropy expert Peter Hero interviews Laura Arrillaga, a leader in Silicon Valley, about developments that are now making philanthropy a powerhouse for social change.

Philanthropy

Privacy Matters

By Marcia Stepanek

Donor information is being shared too freely.

Social Innovations

Cause Docs

By Marcia Stepanek 1

Is partisan media an entirely good thing?

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Social Innovations

The Equity Capital Gap

By Clara Miller 2

For-profit businesses can efficiently and quickly raise large amounts of money to fund growth and innovation by tapping equity capital—money that people invest in a company in return for ownership and a share of profits. The nonprofit world has no corollary, making it difficult, costly, and time-consuming to raise money. In this article the author explores ways that nonprofits and funders can create their own version of equity capital, and, just as important, develop an equity approach to doing business.