October 2019
This is the final report for Bush Prize winners from 2013-2017. The purpose of the study was to identify and describe shared organizational practices among grantees.
The Bush Prize for Community Innovation is an annual award that honors and supports innovative organizations with a track record of making great ideas happen. Reports provide information to support community innovation, including a review of Bush Prize winners and the elements that helped them pursue community innovation.
This is the final report for Bush Prize winners from 2013-2017. The purpose of the study was to identify and describe shared organizational practices among grantees.
The purpose of this review is to share the processes and elements of organizational culture that help organizations in their pursuit of community innovations. This review highlights common findings and themes among Bush Prize winners regarding a culture of innovation.
The purpose of this review is to share the processes and elements of organizational culture that help organizations in their pursuit of community innovations. This review highlights common findings and themes identified among the Bush Prize winners.
These tools and resources were compiled by the Bush Foundation and Wilder Research to help individuals engage in new and deeper ways with their work and meaningfully contribute to organizational evaluation and learning. The tools were chosen after consultation with Community Innovation grantees and applicants regarding helpful tools for their work, and after reviewing a number of publicly available tools and resources for community innovation.
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