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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

By harp-weaver LLC staff As we reflect on 2024, harp-weaver LLC has experienced significant growth and achievement across multiple...

Images from HCL Philanthropy's service area harp-weaver LLC is pleased to announce that it is providing philanthropy advice, foundation...

Image of a small town. Where one lives deeply affects where one gives. When a funder decides to focus all or a part of their giving where...

harp-weaver is pleased to welcome Administrative and Grants Associate Rachael Gartner to our team! In the first month since she’s been at...