*This post, authored by Catorina Gironda, FCAA’s Research & Program Manager, was originally appeared on the United Philanthropy Forum blog. In 2017—my first full year working in philanthropy—I attended the United Philanthropy Forum’s annual conference in San Francisco. It was the first year the Forum opened membership to national philanthropy serving-organizations (PSOs), and the […]
*This article was originally published on the Grantmakers in Health website. Grantmakers In Health asked about the challenges and opportunities currently facing Philanthropy Serving Organizations (PSOs), and in considering my response I found myself reflecting on the origins of Funders Concerned About AIDS (FCAA). We were founded in 1987, just 6 years into the […]
*This article originally appeared on The Body. Elton John has often flown beyond our stratosphere, whether riding the recently released biopic that earned $25.7 million in its opening weekend in the U.S. or the 40-year rock-star career that is the basis of the movie. In between the Rocketman currently in theaters and the “Rocket Man” featured on 1972’s Honky […]
*This post, authored by FCAA Executive Director, John Barnes, originally appeared on the Morning Consult website. The focus of World Health Day — taking place on April 7 — is universal health coverage. It’s a reminder to global and national leaders to take action to ensure that all people have affordable access to quality health […]
*This post was originally published on the Africa Grantamakers’ Affinity Group Blog. In partnership with the Africa Grantmakers’ Affinity Group, Funders Concerned About AIDS has created a new infographic to spotlight the scope of 2017 philanthropy disbursed for HIV-related efforts in Africa. We believe such tools are key to helping private grantmakers better understand the funding landscape. […]