3:30 p.m. >> A FOUNDATION BASED ON TRUST Before the pandemic, the foundation was moving down a continuum called trust-based philanthropy. This says I trust you know what you’re doing and will monitor things to ensure we are working together and there’s accountability. It speaks to letting nonprofits use their lived experience and knowledge to be more effective at getting things done. It’s fewer requirements, less reporting and fewer guardrails. Many nonprofits are still reeling from what’s gone on and the foundation is trying to help them go at “ I’ve been jokingly referred to as a pollinator because I am someone with many networks from previous jobs and I usually connect people or help people find information." Tucson’s Living Streets Alliance is building community through connectivity. Photo courtesy of Street Mural: Living Streets Alliance Photo courtesy of Park Rx With Park Rx, physicians write prescriptions for physical exercise and social time in and with nature. Park Rx is also focused on making parks more welcoming with trees and shade. JAN 2021 | 14 | FRONTDOORS MEDIA

Photo courtesy of one•n•ten the pace they can. We’ve done a lot of listening and co-created grant applications that have been taken to the board. We do a lot of health policy and coalition work. If you want real systems change, you can’t go at it alone, so we’ve come up with technical assistance for keeping a coalition healthy and thriving. This is a different skill set than providing technical assistance, such as board development or fundraising for an individual nonprofit. 5 p.m. >> AN EYE FOR WORK/LIFE BALANCE In the evening, I am usually with family and friends. I have an active social life and a very good network of colleagues I consider friends, both in the nonprofit and funder communities. For months, my partner and I Zoomed weekly with a group of friends, and now we can see our friends outdoors as well. I am a landscape photographer by avocation. This began about 16 years ago when I went on my first safari to Kenya. I fell in love with travel and have been all over the world since. I also took photography workshops through Arizona Highways and would now call myself an intermediate photographer. Even though we’ve traveled a lot less this year, my best trip is always the next trip I have planned! To learn more, go to vitalysthealth.org . Photo courtesy of Cover Arizona: The Cover Arizona Coalition The Cover Arizona Coalition’s more than 600 organizations statewide are helping all Arizonans gain access to healthcare and health insurance. Julie Coleman | CONTRIBUTING WRITER one-n-ten recognizes today’s LGBTQ youth are crucial to tomorrow’s future. FRONTDOORS MEDIA | 15 | JAN 2021