Tuesday, May 12, 2026
Founded in fall 2009 by philanthropist Sandra Baldino, Generocity most recently was published by Technical.ly Media from October 2015 till March of 2023. In April of 2023, Generocity was acquired by Civic Capital and is now part of their content division – CivicContent.
Today, Generocity is a local social impact media outlet grounded in community-driven insights and stewarding needed conversations.
Generocity mission is to serve as a central hub for social impact—an independent newsroom and civic platform where journalism sparks insight, resources circulate, and partnerships take root. By connecting stories to action, Generocity’s is an advocacy tool that uplifts community voices to help philanthropic, government, and business leaders (social impact leaders), accelerate progress toward a more just and resilient region.
Generocity’s overarching goal is to serve as a regional connective infrastructure for the social impact ecosystem. A place where people come not only to understand what is happening across nonprofits, philanthropy, and civic life—but to find one another, share resources, and translate insight into action.
Generocity’s journalism consistently reveals patterns across issues and organizations, its platforms make the ecosystem easier to navigate, and its convenings reliably produce new relationships and collaborations. Together, these capabilities will strengthen Generocity’s role as a trusted hub—one that informs, connects, and activates changemakers at scale.
Generocity is a publication of Civic Capital Consulting. Civic Capital Consulting/Generocity is fiscally sponsored by Report for America, an initiative of The GroundTruth Project, which is now Report Local.
Editor-in-Chief | Monique Curry-Mims
Journalist | Deesarine Ballayan
Social Contributor | Camille Copeland
Multimedia Specialist | Kyron Ryals
Community Engagement Assistant | Taylor Renee