Two Innovative Articles All Nonprofit Leaders Should Read
The Stanford Social Innovation Review incubates groundbreaking writings on social change. Two recent articles that GAR staff have been referencing include Collective Impact by John Kania & Mark Kramer and Channeling Change: Making Collective Imgpact Work by Fay Hanleybrownybrown, John Kania & Mark Kramer. SSIR is the source of the material. , ,, Jo ChangeChg and Channelinctg Change: Making Collective ImpactSSIRasSSIRas the source of […]
GAR Foundation Challenges the Community with a $800,000 commitment to Akron Public Schools’ STEM High School
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Christine Amer Mayer Assumes the Presidency of GAR Foundation
Christine Amer Mayer took over the reigns of GAR Foundation from Robert W. Briggs on January 1, 2012. For further information on this transition, click here
President Robert W. Briggs to Hand Over Reins of GAR to Christine Amer Mayer
Christine Amer Mayer, Chief Operating Officer and Legal Counsel of GAR Foundation, will assume the presidency from Robert W. Briggs on January 1, 2012. Read more here
Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce releases new study on STEM education
A new research report from Georgetown University highlights the continued need to focus on the teaching and learning of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) in the early grades through baccalaureate and beyond. Even if one doesn’t end up working in a STEM field, the STEM-based skills of critical thinking and problem solving are crucial to an individual’s […]
Grants Awarded at Our May 2010 Quarterly Meeting
GAR Foundation President Robert Briggs announced that the Foundation’s Distribution Committee approved $1,568,551 in grants at its second quarter meeting of 2010. Grants were awarded to support programs and operations at 40 nonprofit organizations and included outright and challenge grants. In announcing the awards, Mr. Briggs noted GAR’s long-standing commitment to education as evidenced by […]