Inside The Foundation Review, Vol. 15 Iss. 2

Front cover of The Foundation Review Volume 15, Issue 2, featuring a photo of the Cook Carillon Tower on GVSU's main campus in Allendale, Mich.

This issue of The Foundation Review highlights examples of systems-change philanthropy, community-building philosophy, the evolution of foundation staff roles, place-based efforts, and more.

Fresh Takes on Sector Change and Challenges

Front cover of The Foundation Review, volume 14, issue 3. The cover photo shows a new limestone sculpture called “Earth Totem” by local Anishinaabe artist Jason Quigno on Grand Valley State University's Pew Campus in downtown Grand Rapids, Mich.

This issue of The Foundation Review addresses many of the major challenges that persist across the sector, from managing strategic shifts to the use of media to human resources.

Disruption, Innovation, and Impact

Front cover of The Foundation Review, vol. 13, issue 3 featuring a photo of Grand Valley State University professor Dr. Jenny Jenkins using a Cooper hawk on the university’s Allendale, Mich., campus to aid in her research on chickadees.

The Foundation Review, volume 13, issue 3 shares some exciting research and insights about community engagement, innovation, and disruption.

Shifting Power in Philanthropy

Front cover of The Foundation Review, vol. 13, issue 2 on top of a background photo of a protester holding up a sign that says "We the people will bring change."

Each of the articles in volume 13, issue 2 of The Foundation Review provides a view on what it means to shift power in philanthropy and what it takes to do it.

Strengthening Our Work Together

Photo of the front cover of The Foundation Review, volume 13, issue 1

The articles in this issue of The Foundation Review all touch on the importance of collaboration, whether with peers to foster learning or across sectors and organizations within communities — or around the globe — to achieve impact.