#FOTH20: FPN Federal Legislative Priorities
A one-page handout distributed during the 2020 Foundations on the Hill (FOTH) about FPN and the issues that are essential to Florida grantmakers.
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A one-page handout distributed during the 2020 Foundations on the Hill (FOTH) about FPN and the issues that are essential to Florida grantmakers.
In the second episode of our ForumNation podcast, David Biemesderfer interviews Amanda Misiko Andere. Amanda explains why addressing racial equity is an imperative to ending homelessness in America, how her theater experience has come in handy throughout her career, and why “surrender” is her word of the year for 2020.
A transcript of the second episode of the ForumNation podcast featuring Amanda Misiko Andere of Funders Together to End Homelessness. Amanda explains why addressing racial equity is an imperative to ending homelessness in America, how her theater experience has come in handy throughout her career, and why “surrender” is her word of the year for 2020.
Compilation of a listserv query about how philanthropy-serving organizations handle membership engagement internally - how are tasks split among staff and how engagements are tracked and scored.
This collection of research studies commissioned by the Florida Women's Funding Alliance, an Affinity Group of FPN, and conducted by the Delores Barr Weaver Policy Center have uncovered significant rates of violence and victimization among certain segments of girls in their communities, particularly girls of color and those identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual or unsure.
In the third episode of our ForumNation podcast, David Biemesderfer interviews Patrica Eng. She discusses the disturbing rise of hate and violence against AAPI communities due to the COVID-19 pandemic and how philanthropy can respond; how Asian Americans are often portrayed as the “model minority” while fear and racism are always simmering just below the surface; and how she views the current moment as being a potential “reset button” for philanthropy to think differently and bigger.
A transcript of the third episode of the ForumNation podcast featuring Patricia Eng of Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy (AAPIP). She spoke about the disturbing rise of hate and violence against AAPI communities due to the COVID-19 pandemic and how philanthropy can respond; how Asian Americans are often portrayed as the “model minority” while fear and racism are always simmering just below the surface; and how she views the current moment as being a potential “reset button” for philanthropy to think differently and bigger.
Philanthropy-serving organizations and others in our field have spoken up about the latest murders of unarmed Black people in America by police and the protest calling for racial justice and police brutality reform.
The Forum is offering mini-grants for our regional and national PSO members to engage their foundation members around education and investment in fair representation and redistricting efforts. This will include providing $2,500-$5,000 grants from a pool of $50,000 that will enable Forum members to educate funders and encourage their engagement in efforts related to fair representation and redistricting efforts.
Forum members engaged in a listserve discussion about compensation for virtual program speakers and if any organizations had policy regarding that.
This communications toolkit was made specifically for Forum members to share the Momentum Fund grantee announcement with sample newsletter language and sample social media messages.
One-pager for Census legislation introduced by Sen. Schatz (D-HI) and Murkowski (R-AK). The legislation would extend the current Census Deadline.
This membership guide will help you make the most of your membership and become a part of our network of regional and national philanthropy-serving organizations.
The Forum has compiled a list of Forum members' newsletters or mailing lists that are available to stay updated on the organization's work.
United Philanthropy Forum and our members are thrilled to partner with the Council on Foundations for another year on promoting its Grantmaker Salary & Benefits survey to the field.
All Forum members and their members are eligible for a 20% discount off the only peer-reviewed journal of philanthropy - The Foundation Review - a product of The Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership at Grand Valley State University. The journal, written by and for foundation staff and boards, provides rigorous research and writing, presented in an accessible style. It will share evaluation results, tools and knowledge about the philanthropic sector in order to improve the practice of grantmaking, yielding greater impact and innovation.
In the fourth episode of our ForumNation podcast, David Biemesderfer interviews Patrica Eng. She discusses SECF’s journey to develop an equity framework to guide the organization’s work, the changes she’s seen in philanthropy during her career, and her challenge to philanthropy to step up in bigger ways to meet what she sees as a “pivotal” leadership moment for the field.
A transcript of the fourth episode of the ForumNation podcast featuring Panine Lee, President & CEO of Southeastern Council of Foundations (SECF). She spoke about SECF’s journey to develop an equity framework to guide the organization’s work, the changes she’s seen in philanthropy during her career, and her challenge to philanthropy to step up in bigger ways to meet what she sees as a “pivotal” leadership moment for the field.
As COVID-19 continues to spread in the country, it has been on top of mind for many philanthropy-serving organizations as the consider how this can affect operations, programming, member services and more. We collected how PSOs are responding with internal policies and external programs and other member services, along with recommended resources and events.
Resources for philanthropy-serving organizations for delivering virtual conferences including research on technology platforms, best practices, and tools.