Common Counsel Foundation
For The Windcall Institute
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Amount$34,392
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ProgramInitiatives
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Date Awarded11/30/2009
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Term36 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Overview
A project of the Common Counsel Foundation (Oakland, CA), the Windcall Institute has been dedicated to the renewal of leaders who foster civic participation in the social, economic and environmental justice movements. Windcall's central goal is to encourage leader longevity and organizational stability by investing in leadership renewal. A grant to the organization will enable 15 non-profit leaders from the San Joaquin Valley and Central Coast to participate in a two or three-week residency program in either Vermont or Washington. Residents will each craft their own learning curriculum, which may include peer support, reflective and writing practices, creative activities, and physical activities. In addition, Windcall will offer ten post-residency coaching sessions per resident. Coaching will help recent graduates implement lessons from their retreats and pursue more sustainable practices as they return to challenging work environments. (New, $34,392, 40% of project budget)
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.commoncounsel.org
Address
1624 Franklin Street #1022, Oakland, CA, 94612-2706, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for Native Voices Rising
Founded in 1988, Common Counsel Foundation has prioritized support for community-based organizations, building the leadership of low-income people, women, youth, people of color and others working for justice, equity, and a healthy, sustainable environment. Native Voices Rising, a program of the Common Counsel Foundation, is a research, donor education, regranting, and capacity-building collaborative created and led by Common Counsel Foundation and Native Americans in Philanthropy. This grant supports a dedicated fund for the capacity-building needs of Native-serving organizations. (Substrategy: Build the Conditions for Enduring Conservation)
for the Windcall Institute
A project of the Common Counsel Foundation (Oakland, CA), the Windcall Institute has been dedicated to the renewal of leaders who foster civic participation in the social, economic and environmental justice movements. Windcall's central goal is to encourage leader longevity and organizational stability by investing in leadership renewal. A grant to the organization will enable 15 non-profit leaders from the San Joaquin Valley and Central Coast to participate in a two or three-week residency program in either Vermont or Washington. Residents will each craft their own learning curriculum, which may include peer support, reflective and writing practices, creative activities, and physical activities. In addition, Windcall will offer ten post-residency coaching sessions per resident. Coaching will help recent graduates implement lessons from their retreats and pursue more sustainable practices as they return to challenging work environments. (New, $34,392, 40% of project budget)
