Boys and Men of Color program equips organizations to thrive in pandemic and beyond

By Asia Hadley | April 19, 2021

According to the 2017 Quantifying Hope report, nearly every major indicator of economic, social, and physical well-being shows that boys and men of color in the U.S. do not have access to the structural supports and opportunities needed to thrive. This failure results in negative consequences not only for this population but also for society at large. Nonprofits addressing achievement among boys and men of color often tackle this complex social issue with tight finances, small teams, and limited opportunities for staff to learn, grow, and regroup from the many demands that are common to the field. Candid’s Boys and Men of Color Executive Director Collaborative Program (BMOC) aims to address these challenges by helping nonprofit leaders leverage their strengths and align existing resources to sustain their programming while increasing collective impact for boys and men of color.

Candid is currently in the fourth cohort of the BMOC Leadership Circle.

Thank you for being Vartan Gregorian

By Bradford K. Smith | April 16, 2021

An African health care worker wearing a protective mask stands in a hospital ward.

COVID-19 disrupted HIV, TB, malaria services, threatening progress

By PND | April 16, 2021

Nonprofits regained nearly 81,000 jobs in March, but still face a long road to full recovery

By Chelsea Newhouse | April 15, 2021

Two mature female volunteers, one Black, the other Asian.

Leveling up your major gifts program

By Anjali Englund (she/her) | April 14, 2021

Donut charts showing proportion of nonprofits that hold Seals of Transparency and which levels they hold.

A look at organizations that have earned GuideStar Seals of Transparency

By Carol Brouwer & Anna Koob | April 13, 2021

“Don’t be evil”: Using Google Ad Grants to tackle societal problems

By Grant Hensel | April 12, 2021

COVID-19 contributed to major education funding gap, report finds

By PND | April 8, 2021

A young boy gives a thumbs up in a library.

Libraries pivot to survive pandemic

By Asia Hadley & Grace Sato | April 6, 2021

Candid coronavirus special issue page. The heading reads, Philanthropic response to Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Candid and COVID-19: Getting information to a world in crisis

By Laia Griñó | April 5, 2021

Tips for individual giving in uncertain times

By Krista Berry Ortega | April 1, 2021