A new article published by the Global Fund Community Foundation explores what might a new local funding mechanism in Somalia, a feminist fund in Poland, and a centenarian community foundation in Buffalo, New York have in common. Excluding the geographical and socio-cultural similarities, the articles paint a picture of the similarity in the context that all of them see community participation as being at the very core of their work and appreciate that participative processes can help build the kind of trust and strong relationships that drive change. Read more here.
Source: GFCF
