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Five Year Reflection: No Moat Philanthropy - Reflections on five years of working to make the Bush Foundation more permeable

Oct 1, 2017

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The Bush Foundation developed five key learning principles from a No-Moat philanthropy perspective. Since moats and barricades isolate, foundations should be intentional about making an impact through their work. By building relationships, inspiring action, spreading optimism, foundations increase the positive they have in their regions.

Five Year Reflection: No Moat Philanthropy - Reflections on five years of working to make the Bush Foundation more permeable

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Title: Five Year Reflection: No Moat Philanthropy - Reflections on five years of working to make the Bush Foundation more permeable
Publication date 2017-10-01
Publication Year 2017
Authors Jen Ford Reedy
Copyright holder(s) Bush Foundation
Keywords diff , BUSH FOUNDATION , orts , bush , philanthropy
Document type Evaluation
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/five-year-reflection-no-moat-philanthropy-reflections-on-five-years-of-working-to-make-the-bush-foundation-more-permeable.html
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