
30:57
Welcome! As you are joining us, please chat in the name of your organization and where you’re located today.

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I’m Erin Morant, Sr. Program Coordinator of the Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship (CASE) at Duke University in Durham, NC, USA. I’ll be co-facilitating today and helping to monitor the chat.

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Hi all! - Ben Bellows, CBO at Nivi Inc, in Washington DC

31:16
Marlon Torres, NC Arts in Action in North Carolina (Durham, Raleigh, Chapel Hill)

31:18
Hi, Marybeth Carpenter from NC Arts in Action in Durham, NC

31:25
Hello, very pleased to be here. Can Atacik, from Alethina Impact Investments in Istanbul, Turkey.

31:29
Melissa Pierce, Director of Development, DIG, Raleigh NC

31:35
Hi everyone! Kate Emrich with CompostNow based in Raleigh, NC

31:35
Hi everyone, nice to be here! Nnaemeka Ikegwuonu of ColdHubs, Nigeria!

31:37
Alissa Efteland - Grants Manger for FreeWorld - We're a remote team, but I am joining today from Minneapolis.

31:40
Hello, Richard Siegler, Bulamu Healthcare supporting team's work improving public sector healthcare in Uganda!

31:44
Catherine Felsmann - Mile High WorkShop, Denver CO

31:55
Hi! Laura Boudot from Semilla Nueva in Guatemala

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Good morning! I'm Tamy Adams with Carson's Village. We're a remote team located throughout the USA.

32:12
Isabel Geffner, Book Harvest Durham, NC

32:14
Hello Everyone, Will Avila, Clean Decisions, LLC, Washington, DC

32:26
Good morning, everyone! My name is Vilma Jimenez. The Operations Director for HomeWorks Trenton—a community-based, after-school residential program for high school girls in Trenton, New Jersey!

32:27
Hi everyone, I’m Alex Fankuchen from Cinch in Nanyuki, Kenya

32:28
Hello, Judith, Impact Manager at PlusPlus in the Netherlands.

32:31
Hi everyone! Mark Horoszowski here from MovingWorlds. Hello from Seattle, WA, USA

32:47
Hi everyone! Sharley Mendoza with The Industrial Commons. We create worker-owned businesses and focus on the triple bottom line: Community, Environment, and Profitability in order to build generational change. We are located in Morganton NC!

33:01
Hello everyone! Ruby Jewitt here from Think Equal, based in the UK :)

33:04
Hello , I am khaledProfessional Development ,in international and American education technology and AI ,top member and Multilingual translator on GDL global digital libraryInternational Teachers Association ITAITA Global Director of EducationITA International Project ManagerMember at {MLW} UNESCO Paris- France,T4 ambassador for teachersMyMobileUni Ambassador by LTT globalT4 ambassador for Global Teacher Poll

33:04
Hi - I'm Steve McCoy-Thompson, COO of Gratitude Network (Duke alum ‘84) https://gratitude-network.org - we work with social entrepreneurs around the world. Great to be here!

33:04
Hello all! Whitney Larson with World Savvy, based in Minneapolis, MN.

33:24
Hello Everyone. This is Aasif representing JITA, A Social Enterprise in Bangladesh working on enhancing last mile distribution to deep rural communities with quality essential products that enhance health, hygiene and nutrition outcomes in Bangladesh.

33:25
Karen Smith Fernandez with NatureServe, Arlington, VA!

33:28
Hello,am Bathsheba Mukupa from Live well Zambia

33:31
Good morning! Nicole with The GroundTruth Project/Report for America joining today from Las Vegas, Nevada

33:37
Hi everyone. Liviya David from Food for Education in Nairobi, Kenya.

33:38
All information about the Prize can be found on our website: https://centers.fuqua.duke.edu/case/practitioners/f-m-kirby-impact-prize/

33:42
Hi everyone! Emily Mauter with Tech Dump in Minneapolis

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Learn more about CASE: https://centers.fuqua.duke.edu/case/

34:20
Hi everyone! Lina Osmundson with Bridges to Prosperity from Denver, Colorado.

35:27
The presentation and today's recording will be available on the F. M. Kirby Impact Prize webpage in the coming days: https://centers.fuqua.duke.edu/case/practitioners/f-m-kirby-impact-prize/

35:40
Hello Everyone! Robin Svendsen from Sudara, inc. and Sudara Freedom Fund in Bend, OR

36:21
Elise Sanchez - Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, CA

36:59
Hello Everyone, Petrika Peters here for SAGE Development Authority www.anpetuwi.com

37:09
For those just joining us, please chat in your questions!

37:11
Would you take applications from organisations who have a third party in the US who can process donations?

37:42
Hi everyone! My name is Elle Winsted and I'm with Mediae-We are using award-winning media technologies in Africa to teach smallholder farmers and youth about climate adaptation strategies to solve for food security and poverty. www.mediae.org

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https://mediae.org/

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Thank you!

38:52
Would you encourage applicants with a $6-7M budget to apply?

38:52
Anti-Discrimination Policy Resources: https://tinyurl.com/sampleantidiscriminationhttps://tinyurl.com/nonprofitinclusivenesshttps://tinyurl.com/biasimpactassessment

40:40
Will it be possible to get these slides mailed to those who signed up for today's session?

40:45
The 4 Impact Basics: https://bit.ly/3iBPWgF

41:36
Same question as Erin Symonds re: chances for larger budget orgs to be competitive ?

43:32
Full list of appplication questions: bit.ly/kirbyimpactprize

47:52
For those just joining us, the presentation and recording will be available on the F. M. Kirby Impact Prize webpage https://centers.fuqua.duke.edu/case/practitioners/f-m-kirby-impact-prize/

49:20
Shalom, everyone! I’m Dvora representing Atid Bamidbar in the Negev, Israel :-)

51:50
Can you say something more about what you mean by “robust evidence" and "really strong evidence base”?

53:12
Scaling Pathways: https://centers.fuqua.duke.edu/case/knowledge-center/scaling-pathways/

53:25
Isabel- I'll raise your question during the Q&A section shortly

53:34
THANKS, Erin!

54:21
Does the budget have to be spent at least over 3 years? Can it be used faster?

54:46
Hi Can, the budget can be spent however your organization sees fit!

54:59
Thank you Erin!

57:34
Submit Kirby Questions: https://duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_40CweBxONeD7BnE

57:44
Hello, would you consider a non profit with an operating budget of 5m?

58:01
Are international projects accepted?

59:33
Thanks.

59:40
Kirby Impact FAQs: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zDEbHKtao8kKVmDew4FCw-CM3_YuV3txgcAp_IG30o0/edit?usp=sharing Prize FAQs

59:59
Good morning! Would you accept applications from an institute or specific program within a University (with 501c3 status that met your min. budget requirement)?

01:00:02
What are your sector and geography priorities?

01:00:10
Hello and greetings from Romania. Following up on a really great question somebody addressed earlier: Would you take applications from organisations who have a third party in the US who can process donations? Could you please give us more info about this process and what exactly do you need in this situation?

01:00:19
Erin, you are breaking out for me

01:00:41
Can you show your top ten slide once again. There was a glitch as I am in Denmark and lost connection.

01:02:29
Can you please reiterate about the presence in U.S.A? Does the organization should have operation in U.S.A?

01:02:32
Will the full chat also be published on the Kirby website in the coming days, please?

01:02:49
Perfect, thanks!

01:02:51
Have you received interest from Arts-Education organizations in this prize in prior years?

01:03:35
I also am not entirely clear about the presence in the US. If say a third party applies on my behalf, do they apply as themselves or do we submit the application ourselves and simply mention them as our fiscal sponsor?

01:03:37
I meant the slide about your “Top Ten" things you want to see,

01:04:14
Robin, the slide deck will be posted on the Prize webpage: https://centers.fuqua.duke.edu/case/practitioners/f-m-kirby-impact-prize/

01:06:23
Thank you, Erin

01:07:23
ah great, thank you so much for the clarification, Erin

01:08:02
If someone hasn't already suggested, for that kind of applicant from outside the US, the classes of US orgs they can partner with might be helpful to list... 501(c)3 etc. Or preferred kinds of orgs...

01:08:09
What are some examples of good KPIs you like to see? What would you consider vanity metrics?

01:08:32
Is there a cap on the number of applicants you will accept? In other words, should we accelerate our application to the front of the window?

01:08:33
Have any arts based organizations been finalists, and can you list which ones - or which types of arts orgs made the cut? THanks.

01:08:51
We are accepting up to 250 applications for Phase 1

01:08:59
Thanks Erin!

01:09:23
For context, we received 134 completed applications last year. If we near the limit, we will send a message through the portal and on our webpage

01:10:05
What kind of accounts this has to be to receive funds in the U.S.A

01:10:24
Thank you for the presentation - need to jump off to another meeting. Good luck to all the orgs planning to apply!

01:11:03
Very helpful, Erin and Kim — thank you!

01:11:04
Thank you so much!

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Thanks to all!

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Thanks so much!

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Thank you so much, really helpful session!

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Thank you very much! Great presentation!

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thanks!!!