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I was delighted to join Dr. Rob Harter's podcast to discuss one of my favorite questions: What is working and why, in the nonprofit impact measurement and effective philanthropy contexts through long-term accompaniment? I shared insights from our W.K. Kellogg Foundation #PocketsofHope campaign in Haiti. Our discussion explored the crucial elements of effective philanthropy for community-led change, from strengthening food systems to supporting education and building resilient local economies. Understanding what works and why in community development isn't about gathering data - it's about accompanying sustainable, meaningful change that transforms lives, institutions, communities, systems and sectors. Thank you, Rob, for hosting this meaningful conversation about trust-based effective philanthropy and the importance of community-led change. 🎧 Listen to the full discussion at the link below. https://lnkd.in/e_SxFtCA Stay tuned - I'm excited to share more insights soon about what's working in social impact and why it matters! #Effectivephilanthropy #SocialImpact #NonprofitMetrics #KelloggFoundation #Haiti #CommunityDevelopment Haiti Food Systems Alliance Haiti Development Institute Network of Engaged International Donors Caribbean Philanthropic Alliance ABFE. A Philanthropic Partnership for Black Communities
Measuring impact is crucial for nonprofits striving to create sustainable change. In this episode, my guest @DanaFrancois, Program Officer for Family Economic Security at the @KelloggFoundation, (Kellogg Company) joins me to discuss strategies for effectively measuring program impact. Dana shares insights from the Kellogg Foundation’s Pockets of Hope campaign in Haiti, a targeted initiative to strengthen food systems, education, and local economies. You can listen below. This podcast is sponsored by Donorbox