This is where you will find Heron’s Publications.
We’re launching a new series called “Questions We’re Asking This Week” that catalogs some of the inquiries we’re chasing in order to help people and communities help themselves.
At Heron, we’re always looking for opportunities to better align our investments with our mission — which sometimes involves investing deliberately in specific geographies. Here is a spectrum of strategies that we look to when we are trying to invest in a specific place.
The second in a series of retrospective deep dives into a broad selection of Heron’s early fixed income impact investments, featuring a mixed-income housing community in post-Katrina New Orleans.
Heron’s president, Clara Miller, offers a look back at the past five years of the foundation and offers some lessons learned.
OliverWyman and SeaChange Capital Partners produce a report outlining ways to mitigate the trials of nonprofit finance.
Heron’s Toni Johnson shares what it was like to spend part of childhood in poverty and how welfare reform debates fail to prioritize the future.
National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy’s Larry McGill argues foundations should share data on their own performance.
This month’s photo depicts school children walking past a condemned home on the historic civil rights march route from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama.