Investing Catalytic Capital in Community-Based Philanthropy - IDEA 3

Explore the transformative power of place-based philanthropy in a 58-minute video from The Aspen Institute. Delve into the concept of investing catalytic capital in communities, examining case studies from Sugarbush Valley and the Blackbelt Community Foundation. Learn about successful partnerships, surprising discoveries, and innovative initiatives such as the Small Business Development Center and Rural Culture Capacity. Understand how these approaches address generational poverty and foster community development. Gain insights into regional research methodologies and the importance of local engagement. Discover the impact of programs like "Making Rural Real" and "I am a Child of Appalachia" in empowering rural communities. Conclude with a thought-provoking question session, enhancing your understanding of effective place-based philanthropic strategies.

Intro
Objectives
Research
Sugarbush Valley
Partnerships
Surprising discoveries
Stepping into the community
Regional research
People step up
Best examples of success
generational poverty
Blackbelt Community Foundation
Arrow Community Foundation
New initiatives
Dakota Resources
Small Business Development Center
Coops
Rural Culture Capacity
Making Rural Real
I am a Child of Appalachia
Question
Conclusion