The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
EMCF's View | Blue Meridian Partners, Capital Aggregation | Nancy Roob | January 29, 2016
Blue Meridian Partners is a new capital aggregation collaboration investing at least $1 billion in high-performance nonprofits poised to have truly national impact for economically disadvantaged children and youth.
EMCF's View | January 6, 2016
A case study by Anne Mackinnon documents how Gateway to College National Network, with EMCF’s support, repurposed a challenging evaluation and improved its program.
EMCF's View | Nancy Roob | November 5, 2015
Together with Leap of Reason, we are launching a series of videos sharing real-world lessons, as recounted by PropelNext grantee CEOs, about how they led their organizations to achieve greater impact and higher performance by using data and rigorous performance management systems.
EMCF's View | Nancy Roob | November 2, 2015
The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation is sad to report that its Trustee Emeritus, James “Jim” McConnell Clark, died at his home in Woods Hole, MA on October 24, 2015 at the age of 93.
EMCF's View | August 21, 2015
A case study chronicles how EMCF helped Good Shepherd Services strengthen its performance management and leadership development systems.
EMCF's View | PropelNext | July 29, 2015
The California Partnership has selected 15 nonprofits to join PropelNext's second grantee cohort.
EMCF's View | July 29, 2015
Our yearly report on performance, with videos and stories that highlight our grantees' visionary leaders.
EMCF's View | Lissette Rodriguez | July 7, 2015
Lissette Rodriguez shares at the 2015 Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence Conference how nonprofits can connect passion and data to make an impact.
EMCF's View | Philanthropy | June 1, 2015
EMCF President Nancy Roob and two EMCF grantee leaders describe the rigor, rewards and respectfulness of the Foundation’s due diligence process.
EMCF's View | Nancy Roob | May 4, 2015
EMCF President Nancy Roob tells the Chronicle of Philanthropy why grantmakers and nonprofit leaders often feel we get thrown off course.
