Where do community foundations get their money from?
Donors
True or False: Asking someone how they are is a good TBP question.
True
Which of the three T's of philanthropy does grantmaking focus on?
Treasure (money)
Donors and staff normally make funding decisions. Who makes funding decisions at Youth Making Change?
You (the Board)
What are the three T's of Philantrophy?
Time, Talent and Treasure
Trust-Based Philanthropy means funders never ask questions or check in with grantees.
False
Before deciding who receives funding, grantmakers review these.
grant applications
Grants often require intense reports. How do we make this more trust based?
We can reduce the questions on the reports, switch to having conversations instead, or eliminate them entirely.
What is the name of a group that gives money out to other non-profit organizations?
Community Foundation
Trust-Based Philanthropy believes the people closest to community challenges have the best understanding of these
Solutions or community needs
What do we call the "Help youth write applications" portion of our grant cycle?
Grant Application Workshop
Name a step in our grant-cycle that is an example of Trust Based Philantrophy.
GAW, GAC, or DD
In our slideshow, what came out of oppression? What came in the cycle after that?
Wealth Gap, Systemic inequality
Instead of making nonprofits complete lots of unnecessary paperwork, Trust-Based Philanthropy focuses on building these.
Relationships
These are how we make our funding decisions when we review.
Guidelines and priorities
How do we ensure that money is distributed fairly?
A diverse board
Explain the shortcomings of traditional philanthropy.
Donation control + systemic inequality must be named
Explain what group we are working with directly.
Youth Led-Groups
What amount of funding does Youth Making Change give out in a cycle?
$30,000
Things like site visits or interviews are scary. How do we make them more trust based?
Send over the questions first, make it conversational, build relationships.