WINGS Annual report 2013

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WINGS Annual report 2013 Overview Introduction Activities in 2013 Finances Members Team & Directors www.wingsweb.org email: info@wingsweb.org Tel: +55 11 30787299 Address: Av. 09 de Julho, 5143, cj 61. Sao Paulo Brazil. 01407200

2013 Annual report WINGS an overview WINGS is a global network of grantmaker associations and philanthropic support organisations. WINGS strengthens, promotes and provides leadership on the development of philanthropy and social investment around the world. WINGS gives voice to the many cultures of giving and provides its members and other participants with information, knowledge, and peer exchange. 1 150 56 17 Global Network Organizations Countries Board Members 2013 WINGS Funders & Partners

Message from the Executive Director & Board Chair Dear Members and Network participants With the approach of WINGSForum 2014 on March 27-29, it is opportune to take a very satisfying look back on 2013. We have achieved a lot this year: our main office in Brazil became fully functional; we have financial and governance policies in place to comply with the regulatory, legal and fiscal requirements for nonprofits in the US and Brazil; the number of funders grew and of organizations committing to WINGS via full, paid membership went up nearly 45%! As investment in the network increased, our program activities expanded and we made tremendous strides in the 2011-2014 strategic plan. In response to the growing demand for accessible, reliable and globally comparable philanthropy data, we engaged our members, partners and peers on a global consultation process which culminated with the production of the Global Philanthropy Data Charter. We also engaged the network on a systematic data collection effort, and now have updated information on 90 organizations, allowing us to further analyze the role of support organizations in the philanthropic sector. Another issue brought forward by member organizations is the increased emphasis on transparency and accountability of philanthropy. To address this issue, WINGS is conducting a global consultation with the aim of deepening the understanding and practice of international philanthropy accountability and transparency, as well as introducing voices and perspectives from the Global South. Several members had the opportunity to participate in face to face meetings and webinars to address this issue and we plan to continue this work in 2014. Sharing knowledge, networking, and building relationships are the core elements of WINGS excellence. In 2013 we held five face to face meetings and 9 webinars. We also built an online knowledge center with over 360 fully accessible resources. We are fortunate to have a dedicated group of leaders who volunteer as members of our Board of Directors and our various committees and working groups. The Board of Directors worked on developing a sound governance process in 2013. This important work has a direct impact on WINGS meeting its vision and mission and we are grateful for the Board s continued leadership and insights. Our members are the foundation of WINGS success, and we are thankful for their support and engagement. They contribute with knowledge, diversity, and connections and we need their steadfast support to fulfill our mission. We are also happy to attract the increasing support from the community of funders supporting global philanthropy and infrastructure. That allows us to carry out more and better activities for our members and to strengthen our network. In other words, it is

thanks to this concrete support that we are able to advance our work. Looking forward, in 2014 we must build upon these achievements to strengthen our network s capacity, influence and sustainability. The means to achieve these ends include continuing WINGS tradition of nurturing member organizations to become voices for philanthropy, expanding and diversifying our revenue streams, establishing strategic partnerships with other organizations, and increasing WINGS visibility at international events. We are the only global network for philanthropy infrastructure and our members have important things to say concerning the priorities, challenges and trends of philanthropy. In March 2014, WINGS members and the global philanthropy community will convene in Istanbul for WINGSForum 2014 to discuss crucial issues affecting philanthropy worldwide, to share various perspectives and to network with peers from around the globe. We hope to see you all there! We conclude with a word of gratitude to all of you who have helped us scale new heights in 2013, each in your own way. We are counting on your renewed support in 2014. Helena Monteiro Executive Director Atallah Kuttab Chair of the Board

Strenghtening the field: WINGS activities 2013 2011 14 Strategic Plan: WINGS efforts in 2013 focused primarily on our five-pronged strategic plan. They are: thought leadership, shared learning, knowledge-generation and dissemination, sustainability, and governance. Thought leadership Regional meeting in Colombia Regional Meeting: In June 2013, WINGS paired with member organization Association of Corporate Foundations (AFE) in Bogotá, Colombia to co-host a regional meeting concerning transparency and accountability for private social investment, which focused on issues of private investment specific to Latin American organizations. The meeting brought together Latin American organizations and encouraged meaningful discussions on transparency and accountability for global philanthropy. Participants worked to provide tangible recommendations and next steps for these issues within their region. WINGSForum 2014: WINGS spent much of the second half of 2013 preparing for the WINGSForum conference, to be held in Istanbul, Turkey in March 2014. Preparation included developing the overall agenda, determining speakers, calling for submissions for concurrent session workshops, website development, and launching registration. The conference is expected to attract over 250 participants hailing from more than 140 countries. Global Leadership, Presence and Visibility: In 2013, WINGS actively participated or made presentations at the following meetings, strengthening the network s presence in global philanthropy circles: Asian Venture Philanthropy Association (AVPN) Community Foundations of Canada European Foundation Centre Russian Donors Forum United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Fundación AVINA International Human Rights Funder s Group (IHRFG

Shared learning Webinars: Over 115 participants worldwide attended at least one of our 9 webinars in 2013. Webinars covered a wide variety of topics including Philanthropy in Emerging Markets, The Role of Philanthropic Organizations in the Post-2015 Agenda, Social Return on Investment, and a series of three sessions dedicated to a discussion of the Global Philanthropy Data Charter. By adding our webinars to WINGS YouTube channel, we were able to garner over 400 additional views in 2013. Peer Learning Events: Two peer learning events were held by and for WINGS member organizations in 2013. Community Foundations of Canada co-hosted the first alongside WINGS in Winnipeg, Canada (June 2013), followed by another co-hosted by IDIS (Institute for the Development of Social Investment) in São Paulo, Brazil (October 2013). Knowledge generation and dissemination Knowledge Center: Launched in March 2012, our online Knowledge Center currently houses nearly 400 documents 33% more than just a year ago! The Knowledge Center is linked with Issue Lab one of the non-profit sector s largest knowledge bases to provide greater reach and visibility for the documents produced by WINGS and our members. Data Collection and Dissemination: The 2012 Update of the Global Status Report on Community Foundations was released, providing a useful resource to foundations, donors, researchers and others interested in the field. Additionally, in 2013 WINGS conducted consultations with member organizations and leaders in philanthropy data to generate critical thinking about the philanthropy data landscape. For this purpose, WINGS hosted two meetings in Rio de Janeiro, as well as a series of online meetings and webinars. The result of these meetings was the Global Philanthropy Data Charter, which will be launched at WINGSForum 2014. Reports and Publications: WINGS worked on a number of reports and publications in 2013 including the first ever report on global infrastructure for philanthropy. Infrastructure in Focus: A Global Picture of Organizations Serving Philanthropy, maps the size, profile and benefits of infrastructure organizations. In addition, we published 12 monthly newsletters via WINGSDispatch and over 160 postings to the WINGS Philanthropy in Focus blog. Sustainability Membership: the number of dues paying members grew from 44 in 2012 to 68 in 2013, totalling a contribution of close to US$ 45,000. Our goal is to reach 90 dues paying members in 2014, hoping that those organizations that have participated in WINGS network for many years will take the next step and become a full dues paying member. Funding: our pool of funders is also expanded and for WINGSForum 2014 we are attracting support from BRICS conuntries as well. See more information on our financial statement and list of donors Governance Board of Directors Handbook: we put together a comprehensive resource book for orientation WINGS Board Directors,

2013 Activity summary Thought leadership Sustainability/Membership 47 90 68 2012 $ $ 32,715 2012 2013 Regional meeting in Colombia 44,846 2013 2014 Growth in due paying members Growth in dues Shared learning in 2013 2 Peer learning events in Winnipeg and São Paulo 9 Webinars 150+ Participants 400+ More views 400 documents in our archieve 33% more than 2013 Knowledge generation and dissemination Infrastructure in Focus: A Global Picture of Organizations Serving Philanthropy WWW 2 Meetings + A series of online meetings and webinars $ $ 1st ever Infrastructure report 160+ Blog posts 12 Monthly newsletters

Financial Overview Assets Cash (Note 6) $540,702 Unconditional promises to give (Notes 1b and 3) Unrestricted $40,000 Temporarily restricted $210,000 Accounts receivable $3,051 Prepaid expenses $29,389 Property and equipment, at cost, net of accumulated $28,156 (depreciation Notes 1c & 4) Total Assets $851,298 Liabilities & Net Assets Liabilities Accounts payable $40,934 Deferred income $20,710 (Note 1d) Total Liabilities $61,644 Net Assets Unrestricted $419,351 Temporarily restricted $370,303 (Note 2) Total Net Assets $789,654 Total Liabilities & Net Assets $851,298 Audited Financial Statement

Membership Overview 2012 13 Member organizations 1. Africa Grantmakers Affinity Group 2. African Grantmakers Network 3. Arab Foundations Forum 4. Asian Venture Philanthropy Network 5. Asia-Pacific Centre for Philanthropy and Social Investment 6. Asociacion de Fundaciones Empresariales 7. Associacion Espanola de Fundaciones 8. Association of Charitable Foundations 9. Association for Community Relations, Romania 10. Association of Community Foundations, Bulgaria 11. Association of Slovak Community Foundations 12. Associazione Italiana Fondazioni e Enti di Erogazione, Italy 13. Bundesverband Deutscher Stiftungen e.v. (Association of German Foundations) 14. CAF America 15. CAF Australia 16. CAF Bulgaria 17. CAF Global Network, UK 18. CAF India 19. CAF Russia 20. CAF Singapore 21. CAF Southern Africa 22. Centro Mexicano para la Filantropia (CEMEFI) 23. Centrum pre filantropiu n.o. (Center for Philanthropy) 24. China Foundation Center 25. Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy (CECP) 26. Community Foundation Movement in Latvia 27. Community Foundations Canada 28. Comunalia - Alianza de Fundaciones Comunitarias de México 29. Council of Finnish Foundations 30. Council of Michigan Foundations 31. Council on Foundations 32. Donors Forum (Chicago) 33. East Africa Association of Grantmakers 34. European Foundation Center 35. European Venture Philanthropy Association (EVPA) 36. Filantrofilia 37. Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers 38. Foundation for Civil Society 39. Funders Concerned About AIDS 40. Global Fund for Community Foundations 41. Global Philanthropy Forum 42. Grupo de Fundaciones y Empresas (GDFE) 43. Grupo de Institutos, Fundações e Empresas (GIFE) 44. Hudson Institute 45. Instituto para o Desenvolvimento do Investimento Social (IDIS/CAF) 46. Initiative Bürgerstiftungen 47. International Funders for Indigenous Peoples (IFIP) 48. International Human Rights Funders Group 49. John D. Gerhart Center for Philanthropy and Civic Engagement 50. London Funders 51. Minnesota Council on Foundations 52. National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) 53. OECD netfwd 54. Philanthropy New Zealand 55. Philantropic Foundations Canada 56. Portuguese Foundation Center 57. Philanthropy for Social Justice and Peace 58. Rede de Fundos Independente para a Justica Social - Brasil 59. Romanian Federation of Community Foundations 60. Russia Donors Forum 61. SAANED for Sustainable Development 62. Social Venture Partners International (SVPI) 63. Southern African Community Grantmakers Leadership Forum 64. SROI Network, The 65. Swiss Foundations 66. Third Sector Foundation of Turkey (TUSEV) 67. TrustAfrica 68. Ukrainian Philanthropists Forum Dues paying members 68 2013 47 2012 Membership Dues $44,846 in 2013 $32,715 in 2012 Charities Aid Foundation (CAF)

Team & Directors WINGS team Helena Monteiro, Executive Director Ana Paula Borges Pinho, Knowledge Management Coordinator Christopher de la Torre, Managing Editor Rebecca Soragni, Administrative Assistant Ashley Harper, Program Coordinator (January July 2013) Tom Hiney, Program Coordinator (July October 2013) Jane Mayer, Program Coordinator Consultants Barry Knight, Consultant, CENTRIS Christopher Harris, Consultant Board of directors The leadership and direction of WINGS is the responsibility of our multinational Board of Directors: Dr. Atallah Kuttab (Chairman), SAANED for Philanthropy Advisory, Jordan Ms. Tina Thiart (Secretary), Southern Africa Community Leadership Initiative, South Africa Mr. John Ulanga (Treasurer), The Foundation for Civil Society, Tanzania Mr. Barry Gaberman (Chair Emeritus), Independent Philanthropy Professional, United States Mr. Aron Belinky, GV CES, Brazil Ms. Maria Chertok, Charities Aid Foundation, Russia Mr. John Harvey, Council on Foundations, United States Ms. Jenny Hodgson, Global Fund for Community Foundations, South Africa Ms. Jane Humphries, Community Foundations of Canada, Canada Dr. Barbara Ibrahim, John D. Gerhart Center, Egypt Ms. Ruth Jones, Social Venture Partners International, United States Ms. Leticia Ruiz-Capillas, European Foundation Centre, Belgium Mr. Bill King, Minnesota Council on Foundations, United States Ms. Shannon Lawder, Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, United Kingdom Dr. Michael Liffman, Asia-Pacific Centre for Philanthropy and Social Investment, Australia Mr. Fernando Rossetti, Greenpeace, Brazil Ms. Leticia Ruiz-Capillas, European Foundation Centre, Belgium Ms. Maria Carolina Suarez, Association of Corporate Foundations, Colombia