01.06.15
Philosophy has appointed its inaugural seven Hope & Grace Fund advisory board members, and has increased its commitment to the program it created last July.
The newly appointed advisory will ensure that the fund identifies and supports the most innovative and effective programs to empower women with mental health issues, the fund has strategically selected these leading mental health researchers, practitioners, and philanthropists, as well as senior leaders from Philosophy to fulfill positions on the board. The board’s first undertaking will be the launch of grants which will provide $20,000 to community-based organizations. Additional grants will be distributed to select organizations on a quarterly basis.
Since the July launch, Philosophy has dedicated one percent of its online net sales to the Hope & Grace Fund. However, beginning this month, it will contribute 1% of online, in-store and televised net sales to the fund.
The newly appointed advisory will ensure that the fund identifies and supports the most innovative and effective programs to empower women with mental health issues, the fund has strategically selected these leading mental health researchers, practitioners, and philanthropists, as well as senior leaders from Philosophy to fulfill positions on the board. The board’s first undertaking will be the launch of grants which will provide $20,000 to community-based organizations. Additional grants will be distributed to select organizations on a quarterly basis.
Since the July launch, Philosophy has dedicated one percent of its online net sales to the Hope & Grace Fund. However, beginning this month, it will contribute 1% of online, in-store and televised net sales to the fund.