Read this report to see how donor behavior has changed during the pandemic and inform how you approach potential partners.
Our network-wide report, “Stories of Change and Impact: A Network Approach to Reimagine Giving?” shares stories that promote our values and the way each is changing philanthropy, demonstrating how we reimagine giving.
Performed in 2020, this report benchmarks the SVP Network against other donor organization and education entities.
Individual donors across the world are concerned about COVID-19’s impact on communities andcollectively have the potential to make a huge impact—in the U.S. individuals contributeapproximately two thirds of total philanthropic […]
This data was collected from affiliate staff members between June and September of 2019. Thirty-two of fourty-three network affiliates submitted data. Seven Indian affiliates and two Chinese affiliates aggregated their […]
In September of 2019, SVPI presented findings from the report in the Member Services Webinar. You can view a recording of the webinar below.
A Stanford Social Innovation Review article written by Mark R. Kramer, on a new approach to philanthropy that catalyzes social change.
This document highlights the core beliefs behind impact-driven philanthropy, developed by the Raikes Foundation, The Philanthropy Workshop, Social Venture Partners, and Stanford Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society.
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