Using trust-based philanthropy with community-based organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Journal of Philanthropy and Marketing Pub Date : 2023-01-30 DOI:10.1002/nvsm.1786

Rachel Powell, Dorothy Evans, Hailey Bednar, Brittany Oladipupo, Turquoise Sidibe

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Community-based organizations (CBOs) fill a critical role in acting as public health partners and trusted resources for their communities, especially in an emergency. The CDC Foundation, an independent, nonprofit organization, used trust-based philanthropy to manage more than 110 COVID-19 grants focused on equitable vaccine information, outreach, and access. The CDC Foundation team uses a trust-based philanthropy paradigm by applying five out of six of the grantmaking practices: do the homework; simplify and streamline paperwork; be transparent and responsive; solicit and act on feedback; and offer support beyond the check. By applying trust-based philanthropy practices, the CDC Foundation is empowering CBOs through flexible grant management and more equitable power dynamics as grantee and grantor. This has been essential to CBOs in their efforts of tackling health inequities during the COVID-19 pandemic and improving community resilience. Lessons learned will inform future collaborations with CBOs where the power dynamics are shared.

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在新冠肺炎大流行期间与社区组织一起使用基于信任的慈善事业

社区组织在充当公共卫生合作伙伴和社区值得信赖的资源方面发挥着关键作用，尤其是在紧急情况下。CDC基金会是一个独立的非营利组织，利用基于信托的慈善事业管理了110多笔新冠肺炎赠款，重点关注公平的疫苗信息、推广和获取。疾病控制与预防中心基金会团队采用了基于信任的慈善模式，应用了六分之五的资助实践：做家庭作业；简化和精简文书工作；透明和反应灵敏；征求反馈意见并采取行动；并提供超出检查范围的支持。通过应用基于信托的慈善实践，疾病控制与预防基金会通过灵活的赠款管理和作为被授予人和授予人的更公平的权力动态，赋予社区组织权力。这对社区预算组织在新冠肺炎大流行期间解决卫生不平等问题和提高社区复原力的努力至关重要。汲取的经验教训将为未来与CBO的合作提供信息，在这些合作中共享权力动态。

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