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Home Today, Home Tomorrow: Innovative Financing and Capacity Building Strategies for Housing Preservation: Part 2
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20
Strengthening California’s Democracy in an Era of Disruptive Technology and Deep Uncertainty
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21
In the Red: Philanthropy’s Role in California’s Budget Woes, the Impacts and Solutions
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26
Reframing Financial Due Diligence
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2023 Annual (Not) Report
In 2023 the NCG organism grew. Our membership grew, we expanded our offerings and created new opportunities for collective transformation. Read our Annual (Not) Report to see what we are made of.
Mic Drop: Resourcing the Long Arc of Trans Liberation
Philanthropy has the privilege, honor, and responsibility of building on this legacy to fund trans liberation efforts.
by Aldita Gallardo, Program Officer, Borealis Philanthropy
While the ubiquitous rainbow flags have been taken down, and the glittery, performative signs to index LGBTQ acceptance have been put away, the fight for trans and queer liberation continues. As a queer and trans person, our existence continues outside of corporate attempts to dilute the true spirit of Pride that is a necessary annual recognition of trans and queer rebellion against policing and the State.
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View All Latest NewsAnnouncing Youth Power Fund’s Third Phase $1.12 Million in Grants to Youth Organizing Groups
All in for the Central Valley: Bolster Democracy by Rapidly Investing in Grassroots Leaders and Local Journalism During an Election Year
Asking for a friend...Why does philanthropy change its focus and strategy so often?
Asking for a Friend... the Field
NCG's Asking for a Friend... (the field) is NCG's Advice Column for the field of philanthropy. Submit your question and we'll contact you or submit it anonymously. Read recent Advice from NCG's Board Chair, Janet Spears by clicking below.