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Former AR Grantee Hopeworks Expands to Philly
10.27.2022Read More >We’re proud to share that our former grantee Hopeworks is launching a second site in Philadelphia, with a goal of training and placing about 60 young Philadelphia residents in its first year.
Congratulations, Dan and team! Your strong track record and thorough planning continues to opens doors. Keep up the great work!
—via Hopeworks (2018-2021)
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Dear Fellow Funders: No More Statements on Racial Equity Please (Until You Publish “The Receipts”)
09.24.2021What We're Reading
The Culture Code: The Secrets of Highly Successful Groups
Daniel Coyle | Bantam 12.05.2022Arbor Rising News
Fall 2022 AR Newsletter
12.05.2022Read More >Herein we introduce our 2022-2023 second-stage portfolio, share some tips for optimizing 1-on-1 check-ins, and circulate our latest “Hindsights” along with more exciting News from our Network.
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These ‘Brothers’ Left Wall St. to Make a Difference, and Their Big Bet is Paying Off
10.13.2016What We're Reading
Dear Fellow Funders: No More Statements on Racial Equity Please (Until You Publish “The Receipts”)
Scott Thomas (Co-Founder of Arbor Brothers) and Erica Hamilton (AB Board Member) | Philanthropy New York 10.27.2021Arbor Rising News
Arbor Brothers is now Arbor Rising!
07.22.2022Read More >When we were starting out, we thought the ethics of the family business approach—with a focus on relationships, quality, and the long-term—should be front and center in our name. That’s not changing. But our story is really about a powerful partnership of grantees, donors and colleagues that are working together to elevate our marginalized neighbors. While our values remain anchored, our new label foregrounds our shared commitment to uplifting our community. Let’s rise together!
Grantee News
An interview with Reuben Ogbonna, co-founder of AR grantee Marcy Lab School
10.10.2022Read More >Work Shift interviews Marcy Lab School co-founder Reuben Ogbonna about the always-present questions of growth and scale, what he hears from employers, and how postsecondary education can change to give students better choices.
See for yourself the difference our grantees and alumni are making in our community.