Katie Carter: You Shouldn’t Have to Leave to be Your Whole Self

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Funding Rural

Roundhouse Foundation

50 episodes

6 days ago

Funding Rural: A podcast that explores how philanthropy can better serve rural and Indigenous communities. Join host Erin Borla, Executive Director of the Roundhouse Foundation in Sisters, Oregon, as she engages with folks on all sides of philanthropy to better understand the challenges and opportunities facing funders and the folks they hope to serve and support.

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Katie Carter: You Shouldn’t Have to Leave to be Your Whole Self

Funding Rural

39 minutes 28 seconds

1 month ago

Katie Carter: You Shouldn’t Have to Leave to be Your Whole Self

How much is philanthropy currently investing in LGBTQ organizations? Not a whole lot, especially in rural. Katie Carter is the CEO of Pride Foundation, which was founded 40 years ago to support Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer folks. Pride currently works in the Northwest, providing support to nonprofits in both urban and rural places. Katie grew up rural and recognizes the importance of being your authentic self, no matter where you live.