33 min
The Ripple Foundation’s guiding philosophy and their ‘people first’ approach to philanthropy Philanthropod - Impact Stories From a Global Community
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- Personal Journals
Eight years ago, Angus Grinham and his wife founded The Ripple Foundation - a philanthropic fund focused on poverty alleviation. Philanthropod host Anubha Rawat chats to Angus about his guiding philosophy that all lives are equal and how this has led The Ripple Foundation to primarily fund international projects that are focused on health, education and income for disadvantaged people.
Both Anubha and Angus are on the board of Partners for Equity so with their funding hats on, they delve into some of the key themes that have been discussed in season four of Philanthropod. From trust based philanthropy to funding early stage international projects, reporting and administration versus project costs, this episode, at its core, is a discussion on how to back the people who have the best solutions to the world’s most long term and complex problems.
Notes & Links
Partners for Equity
The way we think about charity is dead wrong TED Talk by Dan Pollotta
Development Media International
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Eight years ago, Angus Grinham and his wife founded The Ripple Foundation - a philanthropic fund focused on poverty alleviation. Philanthropod host Anubha Rawat chats to Angus about his guiding philosophy that all lives are equal and how this has led The Ripple Foundation to primarily fund international projects that are focused on health, education and income for disadvantaged people.
Both Anubha and Angus are on the board of Partners for Equity so with their funding hats on, they delve into some of the key themes that have been discussed in season four of Philanthropod. From trust based philanthropy to funding early stage international projects, reporting and administration versus project costs, this episode, at its core, is a discussion on how to back the people who have the best solutions to the world’s most long term and complex problems.
Notes & Links
Partners for Equity
The way we think about charity is dead wrong TED Talk by Dan Pollotta
Development Media International
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
33 min