There is a need for unrestricted funding for charitable organizations to enhance their strategic planning, financial stability, and operational efficiency. Drawing from research and experiences at the Institute for Voluntary Action Research (IVAR), it urges funders to trust organizations’ expertise and grant them greater control over spending. By shifting away from restrictive funding models, funders can better support organizations in achieving their goals and responding effectively to challenges. It highlights the need for funders to listen to organizations’ feedback and adapt their funding approaches accordingly to maximize impact and foster a more supportive funding environment. Read more here.
Source: Philea