MCF Member Briefing: Performance Scorecard: How Radical Transparency Can Foster Accountability and Trust

As a field, philanthropy has some baseline expectations for what transparency means: like sharing who gets grants and explaining funding criteria and decision-making processes. Those expectations are mostly about transparency in what we are doing.

But what if we also shared why we do what we do and how we are doing at it? 

Along Bush Foundation’s journey to answer these questions, they developed a performance scorecard with one goal in mind: publicly reporting their performance on key indicators. Check out the performance scorecard online.

Join MCF and the Bush Foundation team on Tuesday Oct. 17 to learn about the performance scorecard – why they did it, how they did it and what they’re learning along the way.
Presenters will include Jen Ford Reedy, President, and Justin Christy, Learning and Evaluation Manager.

Log-in details will be provided in your confirmation email. For additional information, please reach out to Josh Vang, jvang@mcf.org.