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Public officials, business leaders, and academics agree: Political will is the biggest challenge facing our region's ability to address its affordable housing shortage.
Want to craft a grant application or grant report that gives you and your board what you need (or want) without gathering unnecessary information?
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Ready to Get on the Map? Join this webinar to learn next steps.
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Don't miss WRAG's 2015 Annual Meeting, Philanthropy All In!
Following the recent tragic death of a nine-year-old boy after a brutal beating by his mother’s boyfriend, WRAG president Tamara Copeland asks whether philanthropy is doing enough to improve circumstances for children before things go this far.
Our community is a haven to thousands of immigrant families fleeing violence and poverty, including many unaccompanied minors who risked their lives to reunite with their parents. Join us to explore how both immigrants and local residents can come together to support the well-being of these children and empower whole families to contribute their fullest potential to the civic and economic fabric of our community.
Thousands of our neighbors are unemployed or under-employed, languishing in low-wage jobs that don’t enable them to reach their full potential. Join us to examine proven strategies that open up pathways into meaningful careers with family-sustaining wages.
In a 25-year study, Johns Hopkins sociologist Karl Alexander tracked the lives of 790 Baltimore public school children. The findings of the study highlight the life-long consequences of being born into poverty. Dr. Alexander’s work has profound implications for those working to create and improve opportunities for low-income individuals and families.
WRAG president Tamara Copeland explains why we need to stop calling ourselves the "nonprofit" sector.
Join leaders of over 30 corporate foundations and giving programs in celebrating the giving season, reflecting on the year, and learning what's in store for 2016.
You’ve already taken the time to e-report your grantmaking data for Get on the Map. Now what?
This event has been canceled.
WRAG's online member directory provides members with the ability to connect with colleagues and peers in the WRAG community. WRAG members can edit and limit the information that appears on their personal or organization listings at any time.
WRAG member CEOs, trustees, and senior staff: Join us at the annual VIP reception to kick off our 2015 Annual Meeting!
The Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers (WRAG) announces the launch of the Institute for Corporate Social Responsibility.
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