CAPITAL PHILANTHROPY


Philanthropy & Nonprofit Management
Welcome!
Capital Philanthropy collaborates with funders, family foundations, donors, and nonprofits organizations so they can excel in supporting their communities. The work ranges from strategic guidance and advice to hands-on project support, as well as facilitation of retreats, workshops, convenings, and other meetings.
MARSHALL H. GINN



MARSHALL'S BEEN PLAYING IN THE SANDBOX!
The Sandbox is a space developed by BarometerXP to enable trainers and facilitators who use play-based techniques in their work to convene and hone their craft.


Marshall led a successful strategic planning workshop early this fall for a large nonprofit based in Suburban Maryland to provide staff members opportunities to review and offer perspectives on the draft plan.

Experience and expertise in these three critical areas:
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Philanthropy and Grantmaking
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Nonprofit Management
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Field Building
THE LATEST -
Capital Philanthropy is expanding its strategic planning services capacity! Marshall is pleased to welcome his colleague Benjamin Loring who will be a senior consultant to provide additional support and expertise for strategic planning and organizational management.
Ben is an accomplished manager and advisor who focuses on transforming organizations through rigorous analysis and compelling storytelling. He has nearly 15 years of experience helping organizations address complex challenges and supporting executive decision-making.
The National Center for Family Philanthropy has published a blog post on a foundation's journey to explore and support innovation in its work and the work of its grantees. The post was co-written by Marshall and the President of the F.M. Kirby Foundation Justin Kiczek.



September 18, 2026
Post highlighting the work that goes into meeting facilitation and what it takes to ensure participants have a meaningful experience. Click here to see the post.
May 6, 2026
Post lifting up a couple of key questions I keep hearing pop up when I talk to funders, including the provocative question: "When was the last time that anyone on your foundation's staff or board tried to fill out one of your grant applications?" Click here to see the post.
Blog Posts - See more on my blog page!
















