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PRI MAKERS NETWORK
www.primakers.net
PRI Makers Network is an association of grantmakers that use program-related and other investments to accomplish their philanthropic goals. They provide a forum for networking, professional development, collaboration and outreach to funders, including those not currently utilizing PRI or other social investments. Philanthropy Northwest is the host and fiscal sponsor of the PRI Makers Network. Through their activities, PRI Makers seeks to strengthen the capacity of grantmakers to effect change across diverse program areas. PRI Makers Network Members come from more than 90 foundations of all sizes from every region of the country, with a wide range of programmatic goals.
MORE FOR MISSION
www.moreformission.org
More for Mission: The Campaign for Mission Investing (previously known as the 2% for Mission Investing Campaign) was announced by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, the F.B. Heron Foundation and the Meyer Memorial Trust at the Council of Foundations annual conference in April 2007, and established a dedicated resource center in 2009. The More for Mission campaign is a proactive commitment to broadly promote mission investing and challenge foundations to take up mission investing practices. The Campaign aims to help foundations build capacity so that they have the tools to be able to better align their investments with the mission of the organization.
GLOBAL IMPACT INVESTING NETWORK
http://www.globalimpactinvestingnetwork.org
The Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to increasing the effectiveness of impact investing - for-profit investment made to solve social and environment problems.The GIIN supports collaboration, develops industry infrastructure, and undertakes research and advocacy to foster a coherent impact investing industry. The GIIN's programmatic agenda is rooted in the challenges investors face. It serves as a forum for identifying and addressing the systemic barriers that hinder the impact investing industry's efficiency and effectiveness.
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