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Diana Latow Blank (born September 13, 1942) is an American philanthropist who founded the Kendeda Fund. She is the former wife of The Home Depot co-founder, Arthur Blank. Biography. Blank was raised in a middle class, Catholic family.
- Diana Latow, September 13, 1942 (age 81)
- Philanthropist
- 3
- Arthur Blank (divorced)
The Kendeda Fund’s journey began with Diana Blank's curiosity, discomfort, and sense of urgency. Her curiosity arose from the joy and wonder she found in the natural world, leading to her mantra, "I wonder what this will be like?" Her discomfort centered around her own unexpected wealth and privilege.
- Atlanta, Georgia
- Atlanta, GA
- info@kendedafund.org
- Diana Blank
13 de jun. de 2023 · By Drew Lindsay. June 13, 2023. Atlanta. Diana Blank, a big donor in the philanthropy-neglected South, is saying good-bye. You likely know little, if anything, about her, which is a shame. Blank, who is 80, is eminently likable — wise, ever-curious, and utterly lacking in pretentiousness, say colleagues, friends, and grantees.
- Drew Lindsay
- Senior Editor, Special Projects
15 de nov. de 2023 · November 15, 2023/ Ade Adeniji. Kendeda Fund executive director DENa KIMBALL WITH HER MOTHER DIANA BLANK, FOUNDER OF KENDEDA FUND. About 30 years ago, Diana Blank began to ramp up her philanthropy through what became known as the Kendeda Fund, drawing the name from her three children, Kenny, Dena and Danielle.
Diana Blank began her philanthropic journey in 1993. For the next three decades, she worked to increase the dignity of individuals and the sustainability of communities by investing in transformative leaders and ideas.
- Atlanta, Georgia
- Atlanta, GA
- info@kendedafund.org
- Diana Blank
Each of the nine episodes in Stories from the Kendeda Fund chronicles a different aspect of the Fund’s 30-year philanthropic journey, one in which our founder, Diana Blank, invested in transformative leaders and ideas in pursuit of a more just and equitable world. Power of Narrative. Atlanta Equity. Girls' Rights. Gun Violence Prevention. Montana.
Phase 1: Early 1990s to early 2000s. Diana Blank, the Kendeda Fund’s founder, initially conducted her charitable giving quietly and informally. Grant recipients tended to be established Atlanta-area civic institutions.
