Funders can accelerate social impact with more equitable approaches to sourcing nonprofits and conducting due diligence.

Wealth has grown at a greater speed and scale in the last two decades than ever before. This offers an unprecedented opportunity for donors to help make the world a more just and thriving place. 

What if philanthropy did whatever it takes to finally achieve racial equity? What would that look like?  

Anchored by leading funders in India, this initiative ends to aim the chronic underfunding of NGOs and build a stronger, more resilient social sector.

This research identifies ways in which philanthropic donors, whether based in Africa or outside the continent, can enable African leaders and their organisations to access the funding they need.

Racial bias—both personal and institutional—causes nonprofits led by people of color to receive less money than those led by whites. Here's what funders should know.