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The term racial, ethnic and tribal philanthropy encompasses several diverse communities. In order to provide some insight into the giving practices of these communities, we have compiled research and resources on giving by Native American, Hispanic/Latino, Asian American, Arab American, and African American donors.Please see below for information on specific giving traditions.
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- Racial, Ethnic & Tribal Philanthropy: African Americans
Giving in the black community transcends money. Find out more about these traditions of giving. - Racial, Ethnic & Tribal Philanthropy: Arab Americans
Arab Americans define philanthropy as the giving of time and money. Learn more about Arab-American giving through current research. - Racial, Ethnic & Tribal Philanthropy: Asian Americans
Asian-American philanthropic practices vary widely. See what traditions of giving exist in these communities. - Racial, Ethnic & Tribal Philanthropy: Hispanics/Latinos
Charitable giving in Hispanic/Latino communities continues to grow. Learn more about what giving is occurring in these communities. - Racial, Ethnic & Tribal Philanthropy: Native Americans
Discover more about ways of giving in tribal communities and how some tribes have combined their traditional ways of giving with those recognized by mainstream philanthropy.
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- Cultures of Giving
A program of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Cultures of Giving is part of the Unleashing New Resources Initiative. Focusing on leadership, the site provides toolkits for communication, evaluation and policy, among other resources.