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Connecticut Council for Philanthropy Announces an Interim President
Member eBrief - July 2016
Connecticut to Join The Boston Fed’s “Working Cities Challenge” to Help Communities Improve Economic Outcomes
West Virginia's Flooding Disaster Resources
Report Shows Wide Variety of Interest in Local Charities
NORWALK, CT -- CT Post reports on a new Fidelity Charitable report on donor advised fund giving. Representatives from Fairfield County's Community Foundation and CCP President Maggie Gunther Osborn are quoted. CCP's "2016 Giving in Connecticut" is also referenced.
Improving the Odds: Seven Principles for Investing in Early Care and Education
Hunger Lives Here: A Look at Food Insecurity in Fairfield County, Connecticut
CT Philanthropy Digest - June 2016
Orlando Tragedy Resources
Meeting Resources - Program Officer Network - 6/7/2016
Giving in Numbers 10th Anniversary 2015 Edition
Member eBrief - June 2016
Project ROI: Defining the Competitive and Financial Advantages of CRS
CCP Releases Funder Collaborative Case Study, Co-Creation
CCP Introduces New Leadership
CT Philanthropy Digest - May 2016
2016 Philanthropy Luncheon and Conference Recap
Co-Creation: Viewing Partnerships Through A New Lens
"Co-Creation," written by Patricia Bowie, is a case study about the Connecticut Early Childhood Funder Collaborative, a project of the Connecticut Council for Philanthropy. The case study examines co-creation, an emerging systems change collaboration model which grew out of a funder-and-state partnership. This unique partnership led to the creation by executive order of a new and independent Office of Early Childhood, which was formally approved by the Connecticut State Legislature in 2013. The new case study is significant, as there is much written about funder partnerships and collaboration success stories, but little discussion on different kinds of collaborative ventures and the lessons learned by philanthropy.