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This is a curated list of resources to support funders and intermediaries in transforming philanthropy. More resources will continuously be added to this page.

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Case studies

How Shattering Siloes Led to More Trusting, Equitable Grantmaking
Our Journey to a Consciousness of All
Equitable Grantmaking in Practice: Lessons from Five Equity-Committed Funders
The Casey Foundation’s Journey Toward Equitable Grant Making: Establishing a New Indirect Cost Rate
The 1954 Project Approach

BTCF Launches Equity Fund
The Walter & Elise Haas Fund’s New Grantmaking Philosophy
Adventures in Silo-Busting and Trust-Building

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