Filantropía Puerto Rico is a philanthropy-serving organization (PSO) connecting philanthropic entities and amplifying their voice and impact in areas of equity, collaboration, transparency and social justice. As a convener of funders with grantmaking focus on Puerto Rico, we lead efforts to improve the lives of the marginalized.
Our members
Engage
Increase engagement to achieve greater impact by supporting collaborative efforts, consensus building and information sharing between and among the philanthropic sector and community-based organizations.
Connect
Actively engage with public policy that safeguards Puerto Rico’s most disadvantaged people and the community-based organizations that support them. Inform public opinion by expanding communication activities, and promoting government transparency.
Amplify
Expand collaborative efforts and partnerships among our members and with other institutions to stimulate and heighten awareness about the challenges facing the island, in order to find solutions for them
THROUGH
Diversified Events
Action Dialogues
Grantmaker working groups that explore topics of interest (i.e. housing, environment, education, arts + culture) and coordinate actions that result in higher impact.
Funders Collaborative
Overwhelming philanthropic response to various disasters resulted in a pooled fund that keeps Filantropía Puerto Rico and its members connected to movements and groups.
Grantmaking Resources
Annual convening to educate and connect philanthropic entities working for a better Puerto Rico.
RESOURCES
Elementor #4691
ACTION SUMMARY September 2021 [Action Dialogues] Arts & Culture Hispanic Federation’s Charlotte Gossett spoke about building coalitions and the need to have a clear shared
FiPR Commits to Sustainable Recovery with HUD & PRDV
Public Sector Collaborations FiPR Commits to Sustainable Recovery with HUD & PRDV On August 25, Filantropía Puerto Rico (FiPR) committed to collaborate with the U.S.
Action Summary August 2021
ACTION SUMMARY [ Action Dialogues ] Activities Public Policy Special Projects [Action Dialogues] Arts & Culture Carmen Graciela Díaz visited us to discuss the 2021
Learning to Listen: Calls for proposals and objectives
Learning to Listen Calls for proposals and objectives On August 20, the 36 participants of Learning to Listen completed phase one of the project and
Action Summary July 2021
ACTION SUMMARY July 2021 [ Action Dialogues ] Special Projects Activities [Action Dialogues] Education We’re working on exploring the visions that each participant has about
Evidence the violence: a citizen’s database against police abuse
Webinars & Livestreams Evidence the violence: a citizen’s database against police abuse This webinar is part of series about the impact of the grants awarded
