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Insights on Orchestrating the Future of Place
Last week, we engaged with practitioners from across the country on how to create a narrative shift toward regional, equitable, and structured community investment. This year’s conversations at Total Impact Summit '26: Capital Orchestration for the Future of Place left us with renewed conviction and productive discomfort. Over two days, ImpactPHL’s Summit continued to highlight that the future cannot simply be transactional; it must be relational to build long-term prosperi
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18 hours ago2 min read


Embedding Data Questions in Grant Applications: A Strategic Guide
By Abby Rolland As I’ve worked on harp-weaver LLC client projects over the years, I've become particularly interested in embedding data-related questions within grant applications and follow-up reports. We’ve published a number of blog posts about data, measurement, and evaluation on the harp-weaver blog, including this recent one by Dr. Samantha Matlin on how data informs philanthropy. But as we consider the more theoretical aspects of these ideas and how they apply, we’re a
teresa394
Nov 18, 20253 min read


The Hermitage Greenfield Prize: Where Art Meets Social Impact
Top two images: Greenfield Foundation Trustees and playwright Martyna Majok. Bottom image: The 2024 Hermitage Greenfield Prize dinner at the Hermitage Artist Retreat. By Jill Greenfield Feldman, Trustee & Foundation Manager The Hermitage Greenfield Prize is sponsored by Greenfield Foundation, a client of harp-weaver LLC. What better place to spark an artist’s creativity than a week’s stay on a beautiful tranquil beach? Professionals working in all sorts of media can relax, wo
teresa394
Nov 6, 20252 min read


The Importance of Using Data to Inform Grantmaking
By Samantha Matlin, PhD In today's environment, with limited dollars and increased demand for resources, effective grantmaking requires more than just good intentions. To make a meaningful and lasting impact, grantmakers must not only leverage data to guide their decisions but also recognize and build upon the existing strengths and assets within the communities they aim to serve. A strengths-based, data-informed approach helps ensure that funding decisions build community ca
teresa394
Oct 14, 20253 min read


Temple Emergency Action Corps (TEAC) and the Greenfield Foundation
From top left, clockwise: TEAC students offering a free community CPR class; TEAC volunteers teaching a pharmacy curriculum in Ghana;...
teresa394
Sep 25, 20254 min read


Witnessing the Power of Opportunity: A Night with the Fulfillment Fund
Photos from the Fulfillment Fund's 2025 Sundown Social, including Sami Clark on the bottom right By Sami Clark, Greenfield Foundation...
teresa394
Sep 10, 20252 min read
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