Learn from these stories of grantmakers that are effectively building, sharing or wielding power to achieve equity goals.
Check here frequently to see new examples of best practice for each power dimension.
Building healthy communities by building community power: The California Endowment ![]()
Strengthening neighborhoods through community engagement: Brooklyn Community Foundation ![]()
Stepping up for racial healing and reconciliation: Deaconess Foundation ![]()
Adapting grant processes to advance equity: California Wellness Foundation
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Fostering an engaged citizenry: Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation ![]()
Centering equity in education: William Caspar Graustein Memorial Fund ![]()
Bringing community into decision-making: Hyams Foundation
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BUILDing sustainable social justice partners: Ford Foundation ![]()
2 Years and counting: The Field Foundation’s equity journey ![]()
Commitment to racial equity: Consumer Health Foundation
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Funding cross-cutting approaches: Groundswell Fund ![]()
Long-term operating support: Sandler Foundation ![]()
Commitment to innovation: John S. and James L. Knight Foundation ![]()
Adapting grantmaking processes: Brooklyn Community Foundation
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Staff are highly responsive in communication with grantees: New Media Ventures ![]()
Staff are clear and transparent in communication with grantees: The California Endowment ![]()



