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Urgent Philanthropic Action Is Needed as the Nation’s Water Crisis Claims Lives and Livelihoods
Ted Kowalski
Climate mitigation and advocacy are deeply underfunded and there is not enough support for water-conservation efforts
Story
Environment
Feeding the Mississippi Delta in a Time of Crisis
Kim Davis
A community foundation in Northwest Mississippi mobilizes to provide food for children in need
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Constructing Promising Career Pathways for Tribal Youth
Jamie Jutila
North of Green Bay, Wisconsin, local students are gaining the skills and credentials that help their community thrive
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An Epic Ride
Kyle Peterson
After one year on the job, I'm inspired by our sense of urgency - and determination to tackle the toughest social and environmental challenges
Story
Foundation
When Good Data Helps Students SOAR
Tina Fletcher
A new kind of data collection is helping nonprofits like SOAR Afterschool better serve a diverse student population
Story
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Reflections on the Meaning and Importance of Black History
Jimmy Warren
This Black History Month, Walton Family Foundation associates share how their work amplifies Black voices and advances inclusion
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Measuring What Matters
Marc Holley
5 grant performance measurement traps and how to avoid them
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Preserving and Enhancing Downtown Siloam Springs
Revitalizing historic downtown with Main Street Siloam Springs
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How One School District is Closing the Diversity Gap between Educators and Students
Luis Gonzalez
Rogers School District recruits and retains teachers who share the same backgrounds as their students
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“Nature Does Work, If You Let It”
Jill Ozarski
Could the world’s second largest rodent really be one of our greatest partners in climate resilience? Emily Fairfax says the answer is emphatically yes
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