Members
The following are the current members of the Peer Network on International Giving. If you are interested in joining this peer network, contact Margo Gray.

Amina Dickerson, co-chair, Kraft Foods, Inc.
Celene Peurye, co-chair, The Baxter International Foundation

Truman O. Anderson, Stuart Family Foundation
Betsy Brill, The Libra Foundation
Jane Coen, Underwriters Laboratories
Marvin R. Cohen, Lawrence E. and Nancy S. Glick Foundation
Laura Coy, Grainger
Marty Coyne, Ronald McDonald House Charities
Annette Deshotels, Oprah's Angel Network
Sunny Fischer, The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation
Donna M. Funk, HSBC - North America
Mary Gauwitz, John & Editha Kapoor Charitable Foundation
Amy Gordon, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Paul Goren, The Spencer Foundation
Deepa Gupta, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Mark Hallett, McCormick Foundation
Linda Hanneman, Kraft Foods, Inc.
Francia E. Harrington, Chase Foundation
Jason Heeney, Mayer and Morris Kaplan Family Foundation
Sarah Herda, Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts
Deborah Seabury Holloway, The Seabury Foundation

Upcoming Programs

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Program Archives
The notes from previous programs contain valuable knowledge and information on topics related to international giving.

Resources
Chicago's International Funders: A Resource Guide (pdf, 1/06)
Search this directory from the Chicago Global Donors Network for international funders by issue areas and geographic focus.

Principles of International Charity (pdf, 3/05)
A working group of more than 40 U.S. charitable sector organizations and advisors developed eight fundamental "Principles of International Charity" in response to the U.S. Treasury Department's "Anti-terrorist Financing Guidelines: Voluntary Best-Practices for U.S.-based Charities," issued in November 2002.

Celebrating International Philanthropy (10/04)
The Foundation Center compiled a number of resources about international philanthropy, including reports, news and web sites in a special issue of Philanthropy News Digest.

United States International Grantmaking
United States International Grantmaking seeks to promote responsible international philanthropy by easing the barriers to cross-border grantmaking, streamlining communication and reporting procedures required by the IRS, and serving as an educational and informational resource.

Grantmakers Without Borders
Grantmakers Without Borders is a funders network committed to increasing strategic and compassionate funding for international societal change.

Chicago Global Donors Network
The Chicago Global Donors Network offers resources for Chicago's growing community of global donors. The site features links to resources on global giving and a list of Chicago-based organizations working internationally. Every month the site will feature an interview with a Chicago global donor.

International Dateline
A quarterly review of news, interviews with notable international grantmakers, and information for international grantmakers from the Council on Foundations.

Disaster Grantmaking: A Practical Guide for Foundations and Corporations (pdf)
Advice from the Council on Foundations for grantmakers who want to aid international disaster relief efforts.

Peer Network on International Giving Program Archives
Notes containing valuable knowledge and information shared at previous programs and meetings of this group.