From the Community
REDF invites you to access and post resources on our site. We value the contributions of those who are advancing social enterprise, workforce development, measurement, venture philanthropy, and related fields.
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Currently posted publications from the field:
Case Study: An Enterprising Failure
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Published in 2006 | Download [PDF] 571 KB
Posted by redf-content
Paul Tracey and Owen Jarvis
This case study looks at the rise and fall of Aspire, one of the first Social Enterprises in the United Kingdom to expand through franchising... More »
Venture Philanthropy: The Evolution of High Engagement Philanthropy in Europe
Published in 2006 | Download [PDF] 233 KB
Posted by redf-content
Rob John
This paper is one in a series planned to examine the emergence of venture philanthropy in Europe, and examine prospects for its future development. The project begins with a survey of the landscape, following an intense period of innovation internationally... More »
Post a Job Listing
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Recently posted job listings:
Development Director
Organization: New Door Ventures
Region: San Francisco Bay Area
Job Type: REDF & Portfolio, Fundraising & Development
Job Summary: The Development Director is a senior position responsible for developing and implementing a comprehensive, innovative fundraising plan primarily from private sources (foundations, churches and individual donors). He or she will drive foundation and donor relationships from research and cultivation to grant-writing/solicitation and follow-up. He/she will also oversee fundraising events, newsletters, appeal letters and donor collateral materials in printed and electronic form. More »
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Employment Specialist, West Contra Costa County
Organization: Rubicon Programs – Richmond, CA
Region: San Francisco Bay Area
Job Type: REDF & Portfolio, Counseling, Social Enterprise
The Employment Specialist works under the supervision of the Hayward Workforce Services Manager to develop job placements for economically disadvantaged adults, while also providing support services to employer partners, primarily in the Hayward, Eden and/or Southern Alameda County area. More »
Download Job Description [PDF] 17 KB
Find or Post a Related Organization
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Currently posted organizations:
Common Good Ventures
Common Good Ventures is a philanthropic organization that partners with nonprofit groups to improve their performance. They utilize capital investments and long-lasting business-consulting partnerships
Grantmakers for Effective Organizations (GEO)
GEO is dedicated to increasing the effectiveness of nonprofits and grantmakers. Since inception in late 1997, GEO has sponsored three major national conferences, and has brought funders together with practitioners, management support organizations, and academics concerned with organizational effectiveness in a variety of ways.
Haas School of Business
UC Berkeley
Launched in 2003, the vision of the Center for Responsible Business is to create a more sustainable, ethical, and socially responsible society by establishing the Haas School of Business.
Idealist.org
Idealist.org/Action Without Borders connects people, organizations, and resources to help build a world where all people can live free and dignified lives. The organization’s work is guided by the common desire of their members and supporters to find practical solutions to social and environmental problems, in a spirit of generosity and mutual respect. The website carries information on 20,000 organizations in 140 countries.
Nonprofit Finance Fund
For 25 years Nonprofit Finance Fund (NFF) has helped nonprofits match their passion and dedication with financial strength and sustainability.
Ask an Expert
Stanford Social Innovation Review and the Stanford Graduate School of Business Alumni Consulting Team (ACT) have teamed up to form a new pro-bono service which provides answers to questions you have about managing nonprofits.