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Tracking the Field

A Profile of Foundations Created from Health Care Conversions

This report is the tenth in the GIH series that tracks and reports on the emergence and activities of health foundations formed from transactions involving hospitals, health plans, or health systems. The survey of foundations created from health care conversions collects basic information regarding the year of transaction, geographic location, assets, tax status, and focus of grantmaking.
 
June 2009 June 2009   

Effects of the Economic Crisis on Health Foundations

To learn how health foundations are responding to the current economic crisis, Grantmakers In Health surveyed the field at the end of 2008. The survey sought information on how health foundation assets and grantmaking budgets have been affected, the strategies health foundations are using to support grantees, and how foundations are addressing their own financial challenges. 
 
Effects of the Economic Crisis on Health Philanthropy-- revised April 2009 Effects of the Economic Crisis on Health Philanthropy-- revised April 2009   

Connecting to Community and Building Accountability

Foundations formed from health care conversions are very much engaged with their communities and seek their involvement in program planning and priority setting, according to a new report from Grantmakers In Health (GIH). The findings in Connecting to Community and Building Accountability reveal that the majority of health foundations promote some kind of community input in their work, although most are not required to do so.  
 
October 2007 October 2007   

The Business of Giving: Governance and Asset Management in Foundations Formed From Health Care Conversion

This report looks at the composition and function of boards of directors in foundations formed from health care conversions, as well as how the foundations manage the investment of their assets. This report is the latest in GIH's series of reports on these foundations.  Findings show that foundations formed from health care conversions have strong structures in place to guide their grantmaking and other activities, as well as the prudent management of their assets.
 
March 2005 March 2005   

A Profile of New Health Foundations

 
May 2003 May 2003   

Assets for Health: Findings from the 2001 Survey of New Health Foundations

 
March 2002 March 2002   

A Profile of New Health Foundations, March 2001

 
March 2001 March 2001   

Philanthropy's Newest Members: Findings from the 1999 Survey of New Health Foundations

 
March 2000 March 2000   

Coming of Age: Findings from the 1998 Survey of Foundations Created by Health Care Conversions

 
February 1999 February 1999   

Health Care Conversion Foundations: 1997 Status Report

October 1997. Call GIH to request this publication.
 

The New "Conversion" Health Foundations: Preliminary Results of Grantmakers In Health Survey

April 1996. Call GIH to request this publication.
 
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