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Resource Development – A to Z
How do nonprofits reach new and existing donors? Understand their passions! Erik Daubert defines philanthropy as ‘joyful giving’: people give through nonprofits to make the change in the world that
HR in the Hot Seat
Employers are facing challenges with talent recruitment and retention, navigating remote work, and supporting employees’ mental health, and Lee Yarborough, President and CEO of Propel HR says these trends are
We’ve Merged to Create Greater Good Greenville
It was great to see so many of you yesterday afternoon for the annual Summer Solstice gathering of Greenville Partnership for Philanthropy and the NonProfit Alliance. This event recognizes the
Advocacy and Policy Change in 2021 and beyond
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Local philanthropy’s response to the new COVID-19 crisis
Thirty members participated in the first GPP webinar on COVID-19. As of the prior afternoon, there were 342 cases in South Carolina, seven deaths, and 39 cases in Greenville County. Even though it is likely just the beginning of Greenville County’s experience of the crisis, the local economy has already taken a huge hit with the ordered closing of restaurants and advisement against three or more people gathering outside of the home.
Fifth Anniversary Planning
Since 2014, the Greenville Partnership for Philanthropy has convened local funders at least every other month to learn more about best practices in the field of grantmaking and social impact
