Join your peers at philanthropy-serving organizations that have five or fewer staff members. This is a space for these PSOs to connect, share and learn on how to maximize their strengths for greatest impact.
Join your communications peers at philanthropy-serving organizations for a round-robin call to share your latest successes, tackle problems, and provide insight.
Members will have a chance to discuss the presidential election, and receive an overview of key House and Senate races that could play pivotal roles in advancing our public policy agenda in the next Congress. Members will also hear from Forum staff about what the election results may mean for Foundations on the Hill 2021.
Join your programming peers at philanthropy-serving organizations for a round-robin call to share your latest successes, tackle problems, and provide insight
Join your peers at philanthropy-serving organizations who serve in finance and/or administration roles for a round-robin call to share your latest successes, tackle problems, and provide insight
These bi-monthly calls provide a space for philanthropy-servings organizations to exchange information on policy work, both legislative and administrative
Join your peers at philanthropy-serving organizations who serve in member services roles for a round-robin call to share your latest successes, tackle problems, and provide insight.me
We will be providing a space for Forum members to connect and learn from each other around hosting virtual conferences - what are PSOs learning about how we transition from in-person to virtual for our biggest event(s) of the year.
Join us to take a collective virtual pause to reflect on hosting virtual meetings as emerging practitioners. We’ll hear reflections and recommendations from Elyse Gordon at Philanthropy Northwest, and then discuss together what’s working, what’s not, and lessons we’ve learned along the way.
What a strange and important time we are living through. Many of our institutions and democratic practices are being challenged, damaged and in some cases reaffirmed and strengthened. How does this impact the context and culture in which philanthropy supports institutions and practice of democracy? What are Forum members doing to strengthen civic engagement?