akoyaGO Webinar
Inspiring Impact shares their secret to growing unrestricted endowment funds.
Recently, we hosted a conversation with Inspiring Impact about how foundations can rethink grantmaking through both community-driven and donor-driven approaches—while using transparency to grow unrestricted endowments.
In this insightful webinar, Mike Goorhouse and Elizabeth Kidd explore the critical role unrestricted funds play in helping foundations remain flexible and responsive to evolving community needs. You’ll hear how Inspiring Impact draws on real-world experience leading successful unrestricted endowment campaigns and partners with foundations nationwide to share practical strategies and tools that support long-term impact.
Whether you’re looking to strengthen donor trust, expand your foundation’s agility, or explore new ways to grow unrestricted giving, this conversation offers meaningful insights you won’t want to miss.
The Erie Community Foundation is rethinking what it means to support grantees...and it’s paying off.
Recently, we shared a conversation with The Erie Community Foundation about how real-time data and process improvements are transforming the way they work with community needs at the center.
In this interactive webinar, we explored how Erie has shifted from traditional grant reporting to post-grant meetings, enabling deeper alignment between grantee intent and foundation outcomes. You’ll hear how they’re leveraging technology through akoyaGO to streamline internal processes, gather meaningful outputs, and focus on collaboration.
Whether you’re exploring ways to reduce burden on grantees or seeking more responsive, data-driven decision-making tools, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
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Ameliea Dulaney brings more than seven years of marketing experience rooted entirely in the philanthropic sector. Her career began at a small nonprofit in her hometown, where a lifelong passion for mission-driven work and a natural gift for storytelling found their professional home. Over the years she built her expertise across multiple nonprofit organizations before transitioning into the foundation world, where she led marketing for a community foundation. That experience gave her a deep, firsthand understanding of how foundations operate, what they need, and how to communicate their impact. She joined akoyaGO to bring that perspective to the technology side of philanthropy, helping foundations do good better.


