Jason Miles Lorimer
dndln.org
Typically, a foundation positions itself as the expert and judges the merits of a nonprofit to solve a particular problem, whether it’s childhood hunger or deforestation or homelessness.
In Philanthropy, Who Is Actually Broken?
Courtney Martin
11926
This sums it up, right here. Proximity is the first principle in community development and foundations, by design, have little context to the issues or access to the people working to solve them.
