The W.K. Kellogg Foundation reached out to Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors to help build on more than 10 years of work promoting philanthropy in communities of color. The foundation established the Cultures of Giving Fund, a special project at RPA that would explore and unleash new resources for social change in emerging donor communities.
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In 2005, Sidney E. Frank started thinking seriously about his philanthropic ambitions. A highly successful entrepreneur who created Grey Goose vodka and marketed and distributed other premium liquor brands such as Jägermeister, Mr. Frank turned to Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors to put together a plan for a foundation that would live well beyond him. Read more.

Adobe Systems Incorporated, one of the world’s largest, most diversified software companies, approached Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors to conduct an analysis of the pros and cons of turning its established corporate giving program into a full-fledged corporate foundation. Read more.

After the September 11th attacks, George F. Russell Jr., a noted leader in institutional investing, observed that American Muslims were facing increased marginalization throughout the United States.  He envisioned a project that would help reverse that trend, but he needed a fiscal sponsor to make the goals of One Nation a reality. Read more.