Welcome Home: The New HEFN.org is Philanthropy's Place for Health and the Environment
HEFN is pleased to introduce our newly-renovated website. Take a tour of the new site in this blog post.
Lauren Linville's blog
WV Chemical Spill in Context: Appalachian Communities' Fight Against Mountaintop Removal Mining
Ann Cornell, President of the Cornell Douglas Foundation, shares how the recent chemical spill in West Virginia fits within that state's ongoing fight against mountaintop removal coal mining.
Data Matters: Environmental Health and Justice Philanthropy, Where are the Grant Dollars Going?
An updated look at trends and data in environmental health and environmental justice philanthropy from the Environmental Grantmakers Association.
Looking Back, Moving Ahead: HEFN Reviews 2013 and Welcomes New Leaders for 2014
An introduction to HEFN's newest Steering Committee Members: Lauren Davis of the 11th Hour Project, Christine James from the John Merck Fund, and Amy Panek of the Park Foundation.
Moments with Mandela
HEFN member Heeten Kalan remembers late South African President Nelson Mandela and reflects on the inspiration he's drawn from the leader over the years.
It All Comes Together: Six Funder Groups Explore the San Joaquin Valley
What can six funder groups learn by exploring without focusing on their narrow issue boundaries? A lot! In this blog post, a recap of the December 2013 San Joaquin Valley funder tour in California.
Polls, Maps, and Technology: Noteworthy Resources from HEFN's 2013 Annual Meeting
A brief recap of the most talked about resources from HEFN's 2013 Annual Meeting, Power of People: Moving Hearts, Minds, & Policy to Win.
A Healthy Collaboration to Improve Children's Health
This is a re-post from EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy and National Hispanic Medical Association President & CEO Elena Rios that places protection of children's health and reducing disparities into a broad environmental health context.
Thanks to the Heroes
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, HEFN staff send out a big thank you to all of our members, colleagues and friends -- and especially to some HEFN heroes for their leadership and service.
Raising the Flag in Philanthropy: How to Get Your Issue Noticed and Bring Colleagues in to Collaborate with You
Standing out in a crowded field can be challenging. That's why our Karla Fortunato is sharing her 5 steps for getting your issues noticed and bringing your philanthropic colleagues in to collaborate with you.
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