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National Philanthropy-Serving Organizations (PSOs) have deep content knowledge in their specific areas of expertise, whether it is knowledge of a particular funding issue, population group or philanthropic practice. Like regional PSOs, these national groups also provide opportunities for grantmakers to network and learn and serve as a resource to the philanthropic community, policymakers, and the public.
Join this call with your CEO colleagues at philanthropy-serving organizations to network, share expertise, ask questions, and keep updated on work across the network.
Join this call with your CEO colleagues at regional philanthropy-serving organizations to network, share expertise, ask questions, and keep updated on work across the network.
Join this call with your CEO colleagues at regional philanthropy-serving organizations to network, share expertise, ask questions, and keep updated on work across the network.
Join this call with your CEO colleagues at philanthropy-serving organizations to network, share expertise, ask questions, and keep updated on work across the network.
Join WINGS pop-up roundtable to connect, explore synergies and share experiences with our global community of philanthropy support organisations (PSOs) working in the US as well as other regions around the world.
To help PSOs overcome financial barriers to engaging in racial equity work, the Forum is offering mini-grant opportunities for our members, thanks to support from Borealis Philanthropy’s Racial Equity in Philanthropy Fund. This mini-grant program will provide Forum members with small grants, up to $5,500, to cover all or part of the costs of a trainer, facilitator, or speaker (or related program expenses) to engage with staff, board, and/or members on an aspect of advancing racial equity.
Join United Philanthropy Forum for our annual PolicyWorks Institute and Foundations on the Hill in Washington, DC, March 10-13, 2019.
A compilation of links of membership information on each regional association's website.
In this plenary session we’ll explore how regional and national philanthropy-serving organizations can use a network approach to leverage the effectiveness of our collective work.
This report from Pantheon profiles 8 Amazing Drupal Launches, including the Forum's Salesforce-Drupal Platform.
To help PSOs overcome financial barriers to engaging in racial equity work, the Forum is offering mini-grant opportunities for our members, thanks to support from Borealis Philanthropy’s Racial Equity in Philanthropy Fund. This mini-grant program will provide Forum members with small grants, up to $5,500, to cover all or part of the costs of a trainer, facilitator, or speaker (or related program expenses) to engage with staff, board, and/or members on an aspect of advancing racial equity.
Our members are regional and national philanthropy-serving organizations (PSOs) that work in many important ways to strengthen, advance, lead, inform and support the philanthropy sector. They are membership associations, networks and other types of organizations that focus on a specific geographic region, funding issue(s), population group, philanthropic practice, and/or type of funder.
A broad, nationwide coalition of 501(c)(3) organizations, made up of charitable nonprofits, including religious institutions, philanthropy serving organizations, and foundations, delivered a clear message to Congress: maintain the current law that protects nonprofit organizations from being hounded for partisan political contributions and endorsements.
The Forum’s 2016 Annual Conference, #ForumCon16, will be the nation’s largest gathering of the CEOs and staffs of philanthropy-serving organizations in the field. The conference will bring together—for the first time—the leadership and staff of all organizations serving the nation’s philanthropic sector, including regional philanthropy-serving organizations (i.e. regional philanthropy associations) as well as national philanthropy-serving organizations (PSOs), primarily issue-based, identity-based and practice-based national affinity groups.
The Forum's David Biemesderfer looks at the work of regional associations in health-focused philanthropy and how the Forum's new vision will better connect regional and national PSOs on this work.
The Forum’s PolicyWorks Institute is the one opportunity each year for regional and national philanthropy-serving organizations to take a “deep dive” together to strengthen your policy and advocacy work.