Common Future’s Rodney Foxworth: Shifting Capital to Shift Power
Common Future is a mission-driven non-profit organization that has diverted nearly $300 million into marginalized communities through grants and low-barrier loans since 2001. And they just received a game-changing gift from philanthropist Mackenzie Scott.
It was a pleasure to chat with CEO Rodney F…
Introducing: SOLVERS
Rodney Foxworth says the racial “wealth gap” is a misnomer because it implies something that’s achievable to close. “Wealth chasm” is more on the nose since we’re talking about disparities created by centuries of oppression. Growing up in Baltimore, Rodney witnessed firsthand what many Black and br…
Common Future CEO Says to Make Philanthropy More Equitable, Change the Decision Makers
The following is a conversation between Rodney Foxworth, the chief executive officer of Common Future, and Denver Frederick, the Host of The Business of Giving.
Common Future seeks to create sustainable, equitable communities that work for all without extracting from or marginalizing any communiti…
Briefing: The Reconstruction This Time
Host Monique Aiken takes a look back on a year of conversations on The Reconstruction podcast with outtakes from Anne Price, Rodney Foxworth and Nwamaka Agbo. Aiken also looks forward to next week’s Agents of Impact Call on the series and what’s next. Plus, the headlines.
[Briefing] SOCAP is back in person
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Host Monique Aiken is live and in person with Rodney Foxworth, CEO of Common Future, and ImpactAlpha’s David Bank at SOCAP22 in San Francisco. Plus, the headlines.
SOCAP is back in person
Host Monique Aiken is live and in person with Rodney Foxworth, CEO of Common Future, and ImpactAlpha’s David Bank at SOCAP22 in San Francisco. Plus, the headlines.
Rewiring the Dynamics of Wealth and Power in our Current System: #ReparativeEconomics
Mission-driven entrepreneur, Co-Founder and CEO of Worthmore, Rodney Foxworth has always interrogated paradigms and the status quo, even as a young boy growing up in Baltimore. Rodney shares his story - from police encounters as a young journalist, to his career journey focused on creating new path…
Meet Your Hosts
Lucas Turner-Owens and Eric Horvath, co-founders and co-hosts of Impact(ed), kick off Season 2 with their longtime friend and colleague Rodney Foxworth (Worthmore), to talk a bit about their non-linear career paths, advice they would give their younger selves, and how moving capital can always be a…
How Do You Ethically Manage $1.5 Trillion?
Private foundations are tax-exempt entities that serve a charitable purpose. In the US, they have about $1.5 trillion in assets under management. How much, you may wonder, are they required to spend on mission-driven activities each year?
Five percent.
Which is why my friend and guest Rodney Foxwo…
Affordability and Opportunity
Crystal Echo Hawk and Celinda Lake ( / celindalakepolls ) and Chris Gethard ( / chrisgeth ) explore the affordability and opportunity crisis many American are facing right now.Featuring Ai-Jen Poo ( / aijenp , Rodney Foxworth ( / aijenp , and Sonya Passi ( / sonyapassi ) this conversation…
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