Recent News
The Daily Record selected Celeste Amato, President and CEO of Forum member Maryland Philanthropy Network, to receive the 2020 Influential Marylander award.
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Forum member Philanthropy New York has created a new statement of organizational values that reflect the work that it does and the community it creates.
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The Forum has created a webpage with a compilation of resources and information by and for PSOs on how to respond to the coronavirus outbreak.
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We are excited to welcome CFLeads to the Forum’s Knowledge Management Collaborative!
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Forum President & CEO David Biemesderfer highlights the Tax Cuts and Jobs act impact on the charitable sector and how philanthropy leaders are heading to Capitol Hill next week for Foundations on the Hill to address charitable deductions.
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Check out the latest releases from around the nonprofit sector featuring items from Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy, Center for Effective Philanthropy, Council on Foundations, Media Impact Funders, PEAK Grantmaking, and Philanthropic Initiative for Racial Equity.
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Forum Public Policy Update is a regular update for United Philanthropy Forum members covering public policy issues impacting the philanthropic sector.
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Last month GIA launched a podcast series where it will discuss racial justice and racial equity with funders, lawyers, artists, arts administrators and other key players in the funding ecosystem speaking about mentorship, immigration, criminal justice, radical imaginaries and other topics to get a deeper understanding of how we can all be agents of change.
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Forum board members Ronna Brown, President of Philanthropy New York, and Phil Li, President and CEO of Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, have made the Philanthropy Power 50 list! This list, which was compiled by City & State New York, ranks the 50 “most influential philanthropists in New York.” Congratulations, Ronna and Phil!
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United Philanthropy Forum has received a 2.5-year, $1.25 million grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to expand philanthropy’s impact in promoting social and economic opportunity and improving health equity in rural communities.