Race, Class, Gender, Faith & Nonprofit Funding Bias
This presentation examines funding biases of nonprofits across race, class, gender and faith. Research shows that while 52.4% of those in poverty in the USA are people of color, only 16.5% of nonprofits are led by people of color, and only 3% of foundation funding goes toward organizations that are led by people of color. Feel free to share this on your Blog or Website using the embed code link at the bottom right of the presentation. Post any comments or questions below after logging in.
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- Black Christians
- Culture/Ethnic Identity
- Caucasian Christians
- Fundraising
- Leadership
- Outcomes/Evaluation
- Churches
- Nonprofit Management
- Racial Reconciliation
- Nonprofit Startup
- Social Class
- Economic Development
- Suburban/Urban Partnerships
- Global Missions
- Latino Christians
- Faith Free Content
- Nonprofits/Parachurches
- Political Justice
- Poverty
- Organizational Development
- Technology
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