Funding Equality

In a world where philanthropy and grant-making are critical drivers of social progress and innovation, the disparity of access to funding for underrepresented communities remains a stark and troubling reality. This gap in funding reflects broader systemic inequities that intersect with ethnicity, gender, disability, and geography, creating hurdles that many communities cannot overcome using traditional pathways. Current Landscape of Funding …

In the expansive forest of nonprofit organizations, a silent but stark inequality lurks among the trees: the ‘grant gap.’ This phenomenon, characterized by the unequal distribution of funding across various nonprofit entities, shapes the ecological landscape of philanthropy and service. The roots of this disparity dig deep into the soil of systemic biases, and its branches cast shadows over the …