Hear from SVP Seattle Executive Director Emiko Atherton as she shares a preview of what’s in the works at SVP in the Fall. We’ll preview the year ahead and explore how we can further our journey to have a greater impact within our community. Read More »

We now look to evolve and realign SVP Seattle around a framework for philanthropy that centers racial equity and catalyzes systems change. Our journey is about evolving how we practice philanthropy: using new techniques and prioritizing work that changes unjust systems. Read More »

As we reflect on the one-year anniversary of the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, hear from the Portfolio Grant Committee about the emerging themes they captured from all of SVP Seattle's capacity building Investees. Read More »

Hear from SPEB's Executive Director Regina Elmi about how their mission and vision will expand to cultivate multiculturalism and their growing work in advocacy. Read More »

The Social Venture Partners model was created in 1997, in Seattle, Washington. The vision was a philanthropic community that borrowed from venture capital practices and made highly engaged investments of money, resources and business expertise in local nonprofit organizations, with the aim of developing their capacity and sustainability. Read More »