Generosity + Data = Effective use of Hurricane Harvey funds
October 27, 2017
Learn about EHF’s partnership with the Kaiser Family Foundation to highlight Texans with the greatest needs and fewest resources following Harvey.
Category: Philanthropy
Taking a long view: EHF’s rapid-response, data-driven strategy to inform recovery from Hurricane Harvey in Texas
October 13, 2017
In Health Affairs, Shao-Chee Sim writes about EHF’s research that’s aimed at informing discussions and decisions being made about Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts.
Bishop’s Message: EHF’s One Mission
May 26, 2017
The Rt. Rev. C. Andrew Doyle, IX Bishop of Texas and EHF’s chairman of the board explains how EHF is working to model what it means to be a ‘neighbor’ to a new kind of community, so we become healthier together.
Making communities healthier means improving health, not just healthcare
February 6, 2017
We can’t continue addressing chronic population health problems the same way we treat communicable diseases. The focus of Texas’ healthcare system must shift from healthcare delivery alone to promoting health and wellness in the communities they serve.
Philanthropy isn’t the answer to bad government
November 1, 2016
We appreciate the opportunity to work with government. Together, we can improve lives and, in some instances, reduce government spending. But make no mistake: We cannot close gaps or solve problems created by poor public policy choices.
Rethinking the nonprofit funding formula
August 30, 2016
EHF program officer Katy Butterwick looks at the dramatic impact of improving nonprofit staff by funding operations, not just programs.
