In October 2001, the Children, Youth, and Families (CYF) Working Group of the Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers initiated a series of discussions about how best to address the challenges facing District youth.
A look at changes in D.C.'s wards 7 and 8 in 2004
Common Grant Application
Common Grant Application User Guide
Common Grant Report
Common Letter of Inquiry User Guide
Common Letter of Inquiry
WRAG members hosting Philanthropy Fellows are expected to conduct two written evaluations of their fellow during the course of the fellowship. This evaluation form is provided as a sample.
WRAG's dues chart for 2015. For more information, please contact Katy Moore.
WRAG's dues chart for 2016.
If you have questions, please contact Katy Moore.
In 2014 WRAG’s Health Working Group changed its name to the Healthy Communities Working Group to better reflect the fact that community development, housing, education, food security, income, and the neighborhoods where people live, work, and play have more to do with the health of people and communities than medical care. In 2015 we developed a theory of change to help us make Greater Washington a region where communities across all jurisdictions are thriving, and all people are living their lives to their fullest potential.
David Williams's keynote speech & Holly Bass's performance at WRAG's 2015 Annual Meeting.
Jennifer Bradley's presentation and the following panel discussion at WRAG's 2015 Annual Meeting.
Do you want to learn how to strengthen relationships with existing corporate funders and attract the attention of future partners?
After watching the video of john powell discussing structural racism in America, use these discussion questions to start a conversation with your colleagues.
Watch the first session in the Putting Racism on the Table series, featuring john a. powell.
Use this guide to follow the main points as you watch the video of Robin DiAngelo's talk on white privilege.
