DYK that A Magic Cabinet partners with 17 nonprofit cohorts? This week we're highlighting the #BayviewHuntersPointCohort, including Homeless Children's Network [hcnkids.org], Old Skool Cafe, and Open Door Legal. Take a look at these amazing orgs! bit.ly/MagicCabinetBV…

Today we are highlighting our #BeaconHillCohort in SE Seattle, WA! This cohort includes Got Green, Ventures, and Young Women Empowered. Check out how this cohort has invested in #capacitybuilding! bit.ly/MagicCabinetBH

The A Magic Cabinet engagement cycle starts by listening to a community's cross-generational challenges. Nonprofits like EOBA [eoba.org], MISSSEY, Inc., and Planting Justice, are funded as a cohort to create a web of thriving services. bit.ly/MagicCabinetOak

Are you looking for some mid-day Monday reading? Take a look at Stanford Social Innovation Review's article “Reimagining the Request for Proposal.” If you don’t have a subscription, let us know, and we’ll send you a copy! #TrustBasedPhilanthropy, #SocialGood #ThinkDifferent lnkd.in/gCNpepMS

#InnovationTakesTime! Magic Cabinet commits to funding cohort grants over multiple years so that processes can be built and perfected with enough time to tackle new challenges #LongTermCommunityInvestment, #CapacityBuilding, #TrustBasedPhilanthropy bit.ly/MagicCabinetKA

At Magic Cabinet we focus on capacity. We believe that effective nonprofits are more than their programs. Funding that helps strengthen nonprofits from the inside has a lasting impact. #CommunityInvestment, #CapacityBuilding, #TrustBasedPhilanthropy magiccabinet.org/portfolio/hayw…

We believe that nonprofits are experts in their fields and have a unique understanding of the communities they serve. Through our cohort model, organizations like Street Level Health, @CERIeastbay, and Eastside Cultural Center choose the tools they need. magiccabinet.org/portfolio/east…

Nonprofits have wisdom to share. Explore how the #RainierValleyCohort in Seattle, WA is creating alternatives to incarceration for youth, inspiring East African families to achieve success, and rallying communities to improve Southwest Seattle schools. magiccabinet.org/portfolio/rain…

DYK that each Magic Cabinet Cohort lasts multiple years? Together, Opportunity Junction, vcrcbrentwood, and Center for Hyman Development present grant proposals to each other, vote on grants, and share advice as they build capacity magiccabinet.org/portfolio/east…

Magic Cabinet prioritizes community-born, led, and serving organizations to build their capacity and accelerate their impact. As the #RichmondCohort The Latina Center, Mindful Life Project, and POGO PARK work together to transform their communities. bit.ly/MagicCabinetRM

What do NIAD Art Center, @UrbanTilth, and YES Nature to Neighborhoods have in common? They are all community-based nonprofits serving the RichCity neighborhood in SFO, CA! They also happen to be part of Magic Cabinet's #RichCityCohort. Learn about their cohort journey below. magiccabinet.org/portfolio/rich…

There are many ways to serve our communities. Together, InterCultural Children & Family Services, Congolese Integration Network, and Somali Health Board are working to strengthen Renton, SeaTac, and Tukwila. #TrustBasedPhilanthropy magiccabinet.org/portfolio/rent…

If you love visualizations, take a look at our #MissionCohort's page to see how our partners are #BuildingCapacity through investments ranging from #LeadershipDevelopment, to #InformationTechnology, and #COVID19Support. bit.ly/MagicCabinetMS

How do organizations that help alleviate hunger in San Francisco, work to create permanent solutions to homelessness, and support the Tenderloin neighborhood's vibrancy work together? In part, they share wisdom, learn together, and #BuildCapacity. magiccabinet.org/portfolio/tend…

It's been only 1.5 years since the SW Seattle/White Center/Burien #1 Cohort started. During that time we have seen @ArtsCorps, Para Los Niños, and White Center CDA develop relationships and strengthen their teams through pay increases and new hires. bit.ly/MagicCabinetSW1

Collectively Casa Latina Seattle, NW African American Museum, and Zeno | Math Powered have leveraged close to $1.5 MM to build their capacity, from hiring new team members to investing in communications, Magic Cabinet is proud to be a partner in their growth! bit.ly/MagicCabinetCA

A Place-2-Live , Rio Vista CARE, and Solano Advocates for Victims of Violence are part of Magic Cabinet's newest cohort. Changes to the #SolanoCountyCohort model were made by #ListeningFirst. Learn more about these amazing organizations here! magiccabinet.org/portfolio/sola…

New report from The Bridgespan Group and Racial Equity Institute highlights how grassroots efforts can offer funders a behind the curtain look at what philanthropy can do to finally achieve racial equity. bridgespan.org/insights/libra…

Have you ever wondered what our name and opening up new paths for philanthropy have in common? It all started with a curious contraption in the Southcenter Mall in Seattle, WA. Read the story through the link below! magiccabinet.org/why-are-we-cal…