As 2020 ends and we reflect on the challenging events of the past 11 months, one thing is clear – the already critical work of our grant partners has only increased in importance and need. Throughout the course of the year, we, as a foundation, have embraced several opportunities to connect with, listen to and learn from our grantees to assess the community’s most pressing needs and invest resources to support that work as nimbly as possible. Such efforts included deploying the Foundation’s COVID-19 Recovery Fund and, as appropriate, converting grants to unrestricted, general operating support to ensure the stabilization ...