Caring for Each Other: Philanthropy in Communities of Colour

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Article by Lisa Duran produced for the Grassroots Institute in Fundraising Training.

The article reveals the breath and complexity of charitable individual giving in communities of colour in the US. Duran dispels many of the notions we attach to philanthropy as something that need only be considered by affluent individuals and in so doing, encourages a wide array of community and activist groups to claim these tools and approaches.

Caring for Each Other: Philanthropy in Communities of Colour – PDF

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