From Grantmaker to Federal Grantee: Risks and Rewards: Lessons Learned From the Social Innovation Fund
Offers advice about partnerships between philanthropy and government from three grantmakers participating in the Social Innovation Fund, including the need to assess capacity in key areas such as communications, fundraising, and accounting and auditing.
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