Welcome to The Dade Community Foundation Website


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List of Publications

Dade Community Foundation has created a number of publications available to the public. Some of these publications have arisen out of past grant initiatives and are intended to condense findings about the impact that Foundation dollars have had in the community through its grant programs. Other publications emerge out of current events and the community's response, such as the September 11th tragedy, which had a tremendous impact, both economically and emotionally, on the nonprofits and the residents of Dade County. Following is a list of all publications available from the Foundation. Hard copies of all publications can be obtained by mail by request. Send an e-mail to Benjamin Minkus specifying which publication and providing your name and full mailing address.

Programs

Sector of Impact II: Economic Impact of Nonprofits in Miami-Dade County 2006 Edition

Sector of Impact: Economic Impact of Nonprofits in Miami-Dade County

Sector Of Impact: Employment Profile of Nonprofits in Miami-Dade County: Addendum Report

2004 AIDS Report

Arts & Business: Partners in Building a Strong Community

September 11th Tragedy Hits Home: Emerging Community Issues in Miami Dade County

Reflections 2006 Year In Review

Development and Communications/Professional Notes

Please click here to download past issues of Professional Notes.

June 2006 Estate Planning for Married Couples

December 2005 Legislative Reform: Chapter II

Newsletters

Please Click here to download past issues of Newsletters.

Philanthropy In The Sunshine State The Florida Philanthropic Network was established in 2002 as a coalition of grantmakers to organize and promote philanthropy in the state, to encourage dialogue and collaboration among nonprofits, business and government, and to serve as a voice for the state's nonprofit sector. The Network promotes informed decision-making on critical public policy issues by sponsoring independent research, publishing papers and holding public forums. To learn more about the Florida Philanthropic Network please visit: www.fpnetwork.org.