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As social justice becomes an increasingly urgent issue in philanthropy, this report analyses 18,816 grants from 60 known social justice funders. These grants total £952.4 million, or around 21% of…

The Health and Climate peer-group of the European Philanthropy Coalition for Climate will host an online meeting on 27 September, discussing “Health at COP28: The Role of Philanthropy”. As…

The Arts and Culture Thematic Network will host “EcoArts Nexus – Venetian Reflections on Climate and Culture” on 18-20 October in Venice, Italy. Climate change is the most pressing…

WAPPP and The Partnering Initiative will co-host a round table “Public – Private – Philanthropy Partnerships for People & Planet – Meet…

Philea and Fondazione Cariplo, working as affiliated partners within Work Package 3 of the FOODPathS project, will host the “FOODPathS Funders Forum…

The European Foundations for Sustainable Agriculture and Food (EFSAF) Thematic Network will meet on 19 October in Madrid to convene on the topic “Transforming Food Systems: Shaping the Future…

EuroPhilantopics 2023: Partnering for Democracy, Equality and Climate Register to attend View the programme…

On 7 September the European Environmental Funders Group will host a third webinar, open to CSOs and foundations, sharing insights from the new report “Environmental Funding by European Foundations – volume 6”.

Which values, principles and ideals will philanthropy require when it comes to helping shape a better, brighter and more sustainable Europe? Against the backdrop of an increasingly complex and crisis-ridden…

Climate solutions often leave out or directly harm the most vulnerable communities. While “intersectionality” and “climate” are almost buzzwords nowadays, the two fail to come together in a meaningful way in Europe. We have a very active climate field in Europe. However, it is not one that structurally works towards climate justice. Funders must take a structural, intersectional approach to the climate crisis that empowers communities.