2025-04-28T11:45:23-04:00 2024-12-31 990 2024-01-01 260238263 CIN Inc % Tobi Shannon CINI 8007111186 PO BOX 104 8311 BRIER CREEK PARKWAY RALEIGH NC 27602 Tobi Shann Chair 2025-04-29 false 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Tobi Shannon PO BOX 104 8311 BRIER CREEK PARKWAY RALEIGH NC 27602 340339 false X thecommunityinvestment.org X 2007 NC The Community Investment Network CIN inspires connects and strengthens African Americans and communities of color to leverage their collective resources to create the change they wish to see. CIN pursues a bold mission anchored in four main strategies: Identifying pathways towards institutional philanthropy for individuals and community groups. Cultivating a new cadre of philanthropic leaders from communities of color who recognize their civic responsibilities and their power to influence mainstream philanthropy. Creating space for members to learn the history of philanthropy generate ideas share lessons and successes and pursue opportunities to give back. Broadening understanding of the nonprofit sector and community-based efforts particularly around public policy and social justice. 0 0 0 0 0 0 55000 111126 211996 227635 0 0 5034 1578 272030 340339 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 118257 171083 118257 171083 153773 169256 307562 476818 0 0 307562 476818 X The Community Investment Network CIN inspires connects and strengthens African Americans and communities of color to leverage their collective resources to create the change they wish to see. CIN pursues a bold mission anchored in four main strategies: Identifying pathways towards institutional philanthropy for individuals and community groups. Cultivating a new cadre of philanthropic leaders from communities of color who recognize their civic responsibilities and their power to influence mainstream philanthropy. Creating space for members to learn the history of philanthropy generate ideas share lessons and successes and pursue opportunities to give back. Broadening understanding of the nonprofit sector and community-based efforts particularly around public policy and social justice. false false 68722 0 0 The #WEAREPHILANTHROPISTS PROJECT formerly known as the HBCU Donors of Color Initiative was launched in Spring 2016 with the intent of inspiring and equipping college students with resources to address challenges in their communities through collective philanthropy. The program leverages current CIN giving circle members to serve as presenters and personal examples of creative philanthropy for students. The Initiative is designed for students of color at all institutions of higher learning and uses classroom sessions mentoring and convenings to create a pipeline to the next generation of philanthropists. 38151 0 15135 The Community Investment Network Conference serves as a premier convening that brings together individuals families grassroots groups nonprofit professionals and giving circle members to explore community philanthropy as a tool for civic engagement and social change. The conference is open to the public and offers a wide range of sessions including workshops plenaries and networking opportunities that empower participants to strengthen their philanthropic efforts. Key Accomplishments: Panel discussions on community-led philanthropy and social change. Interactive learning tours showcasing community-based solutions. Love in Action giving circle experience awarding grants to local nonprofits. Networking opportunities connecting grassroots organizations and philanthropic leaders. Tools and resources for starting or strengthening giving circles. 3465 0 2500 The Leadership Summit is a signature convening that provides giving circle members within the Community Investment Network CIN with fellowship renewal and continuous learning opportunities. The Summit focuses on equipping circles with the knowledge and tools to enhance their grantmaking and overall effectiveness. Key Accomplishments: Tailored sessions on circle development and philanthropic strategy. Workshops addressing racial inequities in philanthropy. Peer learning and networking opportunities to strengthen giving circles. Capacity-building resources to enhance grantmaking effectiveness. Positioning CIN as a primary facilitator of learning opportunities for collective giving models. 0 0 0 The Essentials for Diversity in Giving EDG curriculum is a proprietary educational program designed to engage and empower communities of color to participate in collective philanthropy. The curriculum includes individual and group exercises that illuminate the fundamentals of philanthropy from the perspective of communities of color. Key Accomplishments: Interactive workshops on donor engagement strategies. Historical context on philanthropy in communities of color. Partnerships with community foundations and civic organizations. Creation of inclusive philanthropic practices and donor pipelines. 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