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@TPWGiveBetter

In 2022, TPW members deployed $1B with trust, boldly & urgently, and we’re excited to accomplish more together in 2023. Please support TPW as we build a world that works for all people and our planet. @GivingTuesday https://t.co/GViUWkUGqR #GivingTuesday #GiveToday https://t.co/iDJIOvTFyl

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Join us in celebrating the shared humanity and rad

Join us in celebrating the shared humanity and radical generosity of @GivingTuesday! In 2022, TPW members were united by our focus on deploying resources with trust, at scale, boldly and urgently. Here are some highlights that get us excited for what we’ll accomplish together in 2023. Please support TPW as we build a world that works for all people and our planet. Give today using the link in our bio!

TPW is delighted to be an official partner of this

TPW is delighted to be an official partner of this year’s @article3org Human Rights Day virtual program on Saturday, December 10. Join us as we gather together to discuss “Justice through Accountability,” and honor Human Rights Champions Amal Clooney (@clooneyfoundationforjustice) and Ken Roth (@humanrightswatch).

Learn more and register to watch the program by visiting the link in @article3org’s bio.

Huge congratulations to TPW member Tracy Ferron—

Huge congratulations to TPW member Tracy Ferron—the groundbreaking artwork “Unbound” from Life on Earth Art, where Tracy is Founder & Director, won first place for Arts for Innovation from @artsinhealthus.

“Unbound” was a year-long project with one of California’s largest psychiatric hospitals, DSH-Napa: over 1500 people, including psychiatric patients, hospital staff, and community volunteers, worked with rehabilitation therapists to build an 80-foot sculpture of nearly 800 winged hearts flying out from an antique cage. The project aimed to uplift, inspire wonder, and transform the stigma surrounding mental illness through radical inclusion and community artmaking.

TPW Member Liz O'Neil Meurehg has been influential

TPW Member Liz O'Neil Meurehg has been influential in building collective impact in Windsor-Essex, Ontario, Canada through the @weprosperus project. Over 45 leaders from various sectors came together to identify and provide a cradle-to-career strategy “designed to change the trajectory for youth who are falling behind, specifically in hard-hit neighborhoods, through wrap-around supports and interventions focused on identified education-based indicators for success.”

ProsperUs represents a new approach to community systems change with a significant departure from the traditional funding mechanisms, and Liz hopes this long-term experiment and new funding model will bring a greater level of expertise and serve as a case study.

Check out @weprosperus to learn more.

A core TPW principle is that those most proximate

A core TPW principle is that those most proximate to challenges are usually best placed to ideate and deliver solutions. Join us November 15 to hear from Indigenous Peoples Resilience Fund’s Wanda Brascoupe and Indigenous leaders from Brazil and Madagascar on how you can support Indigenous-led philanthropy as a funder. Link in bio to learn more and register.

Yesterday, Luiz Ignacio Lula da Silva was declared

Yesterday, Luiz Ignacio Lula da Silva was declared the winner of Brazil’s 2022 Presidential election, beating far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro by 50.9% to 49.1%. This was the closest election in Brazilian history, indicating widespread discontent with the status quo and also leaving the country highly polarized.

Human rights, democracy, and climate activists still face challenges, but critically, this result creates space for them to operate. And it opens up opportunities for philanthropy in the region. Next May, TPW will be in São Paulo and the Amazon meeting on-the-ground leaders and understanding how philanthropists and social investors can make a difference at such a critical time. Learn more by clicking on the link in our bio.

Happy Halloween! If you’re in need of a last-min

Happy Halloween! If you’re in need of a last-minute costume or simply want a chuckle, check out Vu Le’s (@NonprofitAF) spooky nonprofit-themed suggestions by visiting his blog (link in @nonprofitaf bio).

“What if business ownership looked like America?

“What if business ownership looked like America?” This is the central question at the heart of The Decade Project (@decadeproj), founded by TPW member @mauraloneill. If business ownership did reflect the US’ racial, gender, and ethnic makeup, the result would be an additional $4T in annual GDP, two million more sustainable growth businesses, and 20 million more Americans employed. Use the link in The Decade Project’s bio to learn how it plans to close this gap in the next ten years.

Last month, @christensenfund, where TPW board memb

Last month, @christensenfund, where TPW board member Casey Box is Global Strategy Director, committed to five years’ support for Shandia, a global financing platform for Indigenous-led projects created by the @globalalliancet . Christensen’s trust-based approach is an important example of how philanthropy can better support Indigenous communities.

Click the link in @grist’s bio to read more.

We can’t wait for TPW’s 2022 Gathering tomorro

We can’t wait for TPW’s 2022 Gathering tomorrow! Exclusive to TPW members and prospective members, this program is an exciting opportunity to connect with peers and transform learning and collaboration into action. Use the link in our bio to register.

The ability to come together to speak openly about

The ability to come together to speak openly about pressing and personal topics, the messiness of decision-making, and the thrill of progress is why we are so excited about the virtual TPW members-only 2022 Gathering on Tuesday, October 18! Register using the link in our bio.

This #IndigenousPeoplesDay, TPW joins in celebrati

This #IndigenousPeoplesDay, TPW joins in celebrating and honoring the contributions, resilience, and sovereignty of Indigenous communities. A core TPW principle is that those most proximate to challenges are usually best-placed to ideate and deliver solutions—so centering Indigenous leadership and expertise is critical to making just, sustainable progress. Join our November 15 program, Indigenous-Led Philanthropy: Learnings from Across the World, led by Indigenous Peoples Resilience Fund’s Wanda Brascoupe and featuring Indigenous leaders from Brazil and Madagascar, to learn about how you can support as a funder (link in bio).

On Tuesday, October 18, TPW members will join our

On Tuesday, October 18, TPW members will join our 2022 Gathering for forward-looking and action-oriented conversations in a uniquely intimate space—discussing member-only topics that are critical to decision-making, removing barriers, and supporting each other as peers to do more. Registration details in the link in our bio.

This past weekend, Brazil’s first-round election

This past weekend, Brazil’s first-round elections resulted in former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva falling just short of the 50% needed to avoid a run-off with far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro, suggesting that threats to democracy, human rights, and the Amazon will continue. To learn more and take action, TPW members are invited to join our Global Journey to Brazil featuring partners supporting Brazilian democracy.

Register using the link in our bio.

By harnessing the TPW Community’s experience and

By harnessing the TPW Community’s experience and commitment, we believe we can collectively mobilize significant resources toward climate efforts in the next three years, and help shift the climate narrative toward hope and action. Want to get involved? For TPW members, the next Climate Action Lab session on Thursday, October 6 dives into the landmark Inflation Reduction Act and addressing its gaps. Use the link in our bio to learn more and register to join us.

TPW member and Myseum of Toronto (@myseumoftoronto

TPW member and Myseum of Toronto (@myseumoftoronto) Founder and Board Chair Diane Blakerecently shared a bit about her background and how participating in a TPW course deepened her philanthropic engagement: “My father always set an example of giving back by spending long hours raising money at garden fêtes for the Samaritans and outside supermarkets for the Alzheimer’s Society. But my real interest in philanthropy started when I took the TPW course in 2012. We now focus on education, arts, and history.”

Diane is now working to build connections and empathy among Torontonians new and old by telling shared and relevant histories, visit @myseumoftoronto to learn more.

This National Truth and Reconciliation Day, if you

This National Truth and Reconciliation Day, if you’re wondering what you can do personally to support truth and reconciliation, learn how you can give (and give better) to marginalized communities on Tuesday, October 25. In partnership with @makeway_together, TPW members will hear from community leaders and philanthropic advisors on how to better support grassroots communities and non-qualified donees.

Register by using the link in our bio. #NDTR

How can philanthropy support truth and reconciliat

How can philanthropy support truth and reconciliation? To start, by centering Indigenous leadership, knowledge, and expertise, and “creating partnerships with Indigenous-led organizations and Indigenous communities to harness the resources they need to meet complex local challenges and maximize impact,” according to Shereen Munshi of @thecircleonphilanthropy and @mastercardfoundation’s Jennifer Brennan in @phil_journal.

Read their full piece on investing in Indigenous philanthropy by using the link in our bio. #NDTR

On Canada’s National Truth and Reconciliation Da

On Canada’s National Truth and Reconciliation Day, we mourn the tragic legacy of residential schools and missing children, and honor the survivors of these institutions. #NDTR

Huge congratulations to TPW member and Founder of

Huge congratulations to TPW member and Founder of Brevio Marcelle Speller! @bcorporation recently named Brevio a 2022 Best for the World: Governance B Corp, which recognizes top-performing B Corps creating the greatest positive impact through their businesses.

“I have always been acutely aware of the vast amounts of money wasted in the charitable sector,” shared Marcelle. “So over the past couple years I commissioned some in-depth research and found one way I could help was by developing a solution to the £1.1 billion lost in charity-grant applications each year in the UK.”

Learn more about Brevio’s recognition by visiting the link in @bcorporation’s bio.

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