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It’s often said that creative problems require creative solutions, and the U.S. Democracy sector is no different. While we often think of politics and art as separate spheres, they can often coincide in incredibly effective ways to help bring new ideas forward and shape our democracy. Creative-focused nonprofits in particular are able to harness the power of arts, entertainment, and foresight to foster imagination and enable people to explore new perspectives on democracy and what it means to them 💡. As a part of the broader sector of Democratic Imagination, the Storytelling & Narrative Building ecosystem in Impala’s U.S. Democracy Hub 🔍 tells its own story about these organizations working to develop narratives that enrich the collective conscience and strengthen commitment to the ideals of inclusive, liberal democracy 🌍🕊️. For the creatives powering this ecosystem, accessing the data in Impala’s new U.S. Democracy Hub can provide novel ways to advance your impact and effectiveness 🎯📊. Here are a few key insights from Impala's ecosystem on Storytelling & Narrative Building from 2018-2022: ✨ Largest Organization: Sundance Institute 🏆 Biggest Funder: Ford Foundation 💸 Largest Grant Given: $10M from The Kohlberg Foundation to the Kunhardt Film Foundation 🚀 Fastest Growing Organization: The Opportunity Agenda 🤝 Organization with the Most New Funders: Equal Justice Initiative 📈 Nonprofit with the Fastest Growing Team: Power California By leveraging Impala’s data, organizations and funders can identify collaborators 🤝, find new spaces for their work 🗺️, and increase their efforts for maximum impact 🌟. If you're working at this nexus of philanthropy and creativity, accessing this information can empower your work forward 🎨💡. Interested in learning more? 👉 Join the U.S. Democracy Hub for free here: https://hubs.li/Q02VLysJ0 #democracy #nonprofit #grantmakers #grantees #ecosystem #impala #democracyhub #funders #weeklyinsights

These days, it’s common to hear about disconnections amongst individuals and groups with different ideas 🤔. It’s far less common to hear about the work some people are doing to actually heal the divides in our country and bring people together, despite their differences 🤝. Like with many social issues, nonprofits are stepping up to take on this effort, bringing a sense of connection back to our communities by building bridges 🌉 and reminding people that peaceful coexistence is possible ✌️. The philanthropic ecosystem of Bridgebuilding & Peaceful Coexistence in Impala’s new U.S. Democracy Hub 🔍 provides key insights and data on the nonprofits and funders working to strengthen relationships, deepen mutual understanding, and achieve shared goals across divides 🤲🏽. For the organizations included in this ecosystem, access to this breadth and depth of data through the Hub can provide a whole new level of understanding 📊 to inform your strategies and strengthen your work 💼. Here are a few key insights from Impala’s ecosystem on Bridgebuilding & Peaceful Coexistence from 2018-2022: ✨ Largest Organization: Search for Common Ground 🏆 Biggest Funder: Freedom House 🔎 Funder with the Most Grantees: Ford Foundation 🚀 Fastest Growing Organization: Cortico 🤝 Organization with the Most New Funders: More in Common 📈 Nonprofit with the Fastest Growing Team: Civic Nation With the U.S. Democracy Hub, organizations can utilize the free data on sectors like this one to better inform their strategies, find collaborators and supporters 🤝, and identify new ways to forward their efforts towards building a better, more connected tomorrow 🌍. Interested in learning more? 👉 Join the U.S. Democracy Hub for free here: https://hubs.li/Q02TX_jB0 #democracy #nonprofit #grantmakers #grantees #ecosystem #impala #democracyhub #funders #weeklyinsights

Attention nonprofits, funders, and grantees in Minnesota: This opportunity is for you. Thanks to our new partnership with the Minnesota Council on Foundations, you now get access to Impala's premium solution. Don’t miss out on this game-changing resource. Register today to secure your spot at our virtual event and discover how Impala can help elevate your work https://hubs.li/Q02TDs-r0 #nonprofit #funders #grantmakers #grantseekers #minnesota #virtualevent #impala #nonprofits

Stop by our booth at the 2024 MCN & MCF Joint Annual Conference to meet Jeffrey Poulos and Sierra Szkrybalo and learn more about our new partnership with the Minnesota Council on Foundations. Don't forget to sign up for our virtual launch event on October 29 - 👉 https://hubs.li/Q02SX-PT0 👈 #MCNMCF2024 #MCNConference #Nonprofits #MinnesotaConference #Minnesota #funders Minnesota Council of Nonprofits

We are excited to be attending the 2024 MCN & MCF Joint Annual Conference in Saint Paul where we will be announcing our new partnership with the Minnesota Council on Foundations! Stop by our booth to learn more and sign up for our virtual launch event - October 29. #MCNMCF2024 #MCNConference #Nonprofits #MinnesotaConference #Minnesota #funders Minnesota Council of Nonprofits

With Indigenous Peoples’ Day next week, it’s essential to reflect on the vital role Indigenous sovereignty plays in building a more just and equitable society 🌎. Indigenous sovereignty is more than a movement—it’s the preservation of cultures, traditions, and self-determination for generations to come. The nonprofits and funders in the Indigenous Sovereignty ecosystem are doing just that by supporting the self-determination and territorial rights of Indigenous peoples, preserving their cultural heritage, traditions, and governance systems. With Impala’s new U.S. Democracy Hub 🔍, we have an unprecedented look into the organizations and funders working towards the betterment of this ecosystem, and its effect on the broader Just Society sector 🏛️. For the people driving this work forward, leveraging this data can guide your strategy toward meaningful, lasting impact 📊💪. Here are a few key insights from Impala’s ecosystem on Indigenous Sovereignty from 2018-2022: ✨ Largest Organization: Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Inc. 🏆 Biggest Funder: Legal Services Corporation 🔎 Funder with the Most New Grantees: First Nations Development Institute 🚀 Fastest Growing Organization: AINA MOMONA 🤝 Organization with the Most New Funders: Native American Rights Fund 📈 Nonprofit with the Fastest Growing Team: Native Conservancy With direct, free access to this data, organizations and funders can find opportunities for collaboration 🤝, understand broader patterns to strategize more effectively, and amplify their impact. As we celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, let’s embrace the power of data to fuel this sector towards a more just and equal society for all 🌟. Interested in learning more? 👉 Join the U.S. Democracy Hub for free here: https://hubs.li/Q02SLbq_0 #democracy #nonprofit #grantees #funders #grantmakers #weeklyinsights #impala #USDemocracyHub

🚀 Missed our U.S. Democracy Hub launch event? No worries—we’ve got you covered! 🎥 Catch the recording and check out the key highlights from yesterday’s session - https://hubs.li/Q02RVqv90 A special thanks to Roy Speckhardt, Development Director at VoteRiders, and Kristen Cambell, CEO of Philanthropy for Active Civic Engagement (PACE), for sharing their valuable insights during our fireside chat. 🔥 Your expertise truly brought the conversation to life! 💡 👉 Don’t miss out—watch the full recording now! https://hubs.li/Q02RVqv90

🌟 Shaping Tomorrow's Leaders: Insights from the Candidates Ecosystem in the U.S. Democracy Hub 🇺🇸 As these debates and upcoming elections help us consider the future leadership of our democracy, it’s important to recognize those who work behind the scenes to support those in office. 💪 Nonprofits often play a pivotal role in shaping a balanced democracy by nurturing the next generation of leaders. 👥 By providing diverse individuals with the skills, training, and mentorship necessary to pursue public office, these organizations ensure that our democracy truly reflects the voices and experiences of all communities. 🌍 The Candidates ecosystem, a subset of the Quality Leaders sector in the U.S. Democracy Hub, features these organizations that use holistic training, mentorship, and support to nurture diverse, democratic-minded individuals to run for public office. 🗳️ With insights from Impala’s new U.S. Democracy Hub, we can better understand this landscape of the nonprofits and funders supporting the future leaders of U.S. democracy. 📊 For the organizations working in this sector, leveraging this data can guide your strategy towards greater impact. 🎯 Here are a few key insights from Impala's ecosystem on Candidates from 2018-2022: 🏆 Largest Organization: LGBTQ+ Victory Institute 💰 Biggest Funder: SIXTEEN THIRTY FUND 📈 Most Grants Given: Rockefeller Brothers Fund 🚀 Fastest Growing Organization: EMILYs List 🤝 Organization with the Most New Funders: A tie! LGBTQ+ Victory Institute & New American Leaders 📊 Nonprofit with the Fastest Growing Team: New Politics Leadership Academy Impala’s direct, accessible data equips organizations and funders with the key insights they need as they collaborate towards a future where every voice is heard and every candidate is empowered. 🔍✨ Interested in learning more? 🔗 Join the U.S. Democracy Hub for free here: https://hubs.li/Q02RSzdd0 🌟 #democracy #insights #nonprofits #grantmakers #DemocracyHub

Thank you to The Chronicle of Philanthropy for highlighting the U.S. Democracy Hub in your recent newsletter 🙏 . The U.S. Democracy Hub is a new FREE data platform for the U.S. nonprofit democracy field. For more information and to get access visit https://lnkd.in/ekrBMgs5. #democracy #nonprofits #funders #philanthropy #trends

🚀 Calling all nonprofits focused on the U.S. democracy sector! 🚀 Are you ready to unlock new insights and opportunities? Join us on October 1st for the launch of the U.S. Democracy Hub—a free platform that gives you unprecedented visibility into the democracy field. Hear from leading experts Kristen Cambell, CEO of Philanthropy for Active Civic Engagement (PACE), and Roy Speckhardt, Development Director at VoteRiders, as they discuss how access to this critical data is transforming the democracy sector. ✅ Gain access to critical funding data ✅ Understand key trends and gaps in the sector ✅ Increase your organization’s visibility with potential funders Don’t miss this chance to discover how the U.S. Democracy Hub can help you strengthen your impact and drive change. 🌟 🗓️ Date: October 1, 2024 🔗 Register Now: https://hubs.li/Q02RcDZp0 #Nonprofits #Fundraising #Democracy #Webinar #NonprofitGrowth #USDemocracyHub