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Trust-based philanthropy is an approach in philanthropy that emphasizes shifting the power imbalance between funders and nonprofit leaders toward greater trust, shared power, and mutual accountability. Unlike traditional philanthropy, a trust-based approach takes a grantee-centric stance, encouraging funders to become partners to and enablers of nonprofits’ self-determined goals. It also reduces some of the burdens typically imposed upon grantees, through core practices such as providing unrestricted funding, offering multi-year grants, and minimizing administrative tasks. These practices allow grantees to spend more time on their work, allocate resources efficiently and pivot strategies when new challenges or opportunities arise. In addition to grantmaking structures, trust-based philanthropy employs a holistic framework where dimensions of culture, leadership, and organizational practices.
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