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Community Philanthropy: Strategies for Impacting Vulnerable Populations

July 13, 2020 Steve Mayer

This piece seeks to show opportunities for philanthropy to intervene in the often-dismal life trajectory of vulnerable populations. Written while a Resident Scholar at the Clinton School of Public Service (Center for Community Philanthropy) at […]

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A Statement of Values, Accomplishments, and Intentions of the Twin Cities Neighborhood Movement

September 2, 2017 Steve Mayer

  This Declaration is put forward as a discussion paper to distill the core values that connect those within the neighborhood movement, and to clarify the importance of partnership with foundations and other grantmakers to […]

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