- resource provided by the Forum Network Knowledgebase.
Search Tip: Search with " " to find exact matches.
Join PEAK Grantmaking for a day of learning and connecting with your fellow grantmaking colleagues where you will hear about collaboration and redevelopment in the Milwaukee area, a presentation from PEAK National’s Sara Sanders, and ways to improve your grantmaking practices as determined by your input from the annual conference!
Join PEAK Grantmaking Rocky Mountain team for a happy hour or lunch near you to network with local peers in the grantmaking community! Please RSVP to the chapter volunteers below or register here to RSVP.
Get together with grants management colleagues in your area to discuss various field topics, network, and provide professional support. This event is held simultaneously in three cities (Seattle, Portland, and Salem). Registration is optional but recommended.
Join the PEAK Rocky Mountain Regional Chapter to try out a new format to connect with those who attended PEAK2019, along with those looking to hear all about it. What did you think about the conference? What did you learn, what was thought provoking and instigated change when you got back to the office, what were your key takeaways or what would you like to discuss further?
Get together with grants management colleagues in your area to discuss various field topics, network, and provide professional support. This event is held simultaneously in three cities (Seattle, Portland, and Salem). Registration is optional but recommended.
Join PEAK Grantmaking to sharpen your skills on reading the Form 990. Learn how to assess the financial and organizational health of grantee organizations by analyzing the Form 990 and reviewing financial statements.
Join us on Friday, April 5, at Eggspectation in Silver Spring, MD, for our first networking event of the year! Come out and meet members of the regional chapter as we discuss the sessions that were presented at the PEAK2019 annual conference.
Join the PEAK Grantmaking New England Regional Chapter for our annual spring meeting! This event will focus on streamlining best practices, networking with peers in the community, and learning from sessions presented at the PEAK2019 annual conference.
PEAK Grantmaking is pleased to announce that our Annual Meeting of Membership. They are excited to discuss the great progress our organization has made over the past year as well as plans for the future.
Examples of bylaws for national and regional philanthropy-serving organizations.
Forum Policy Update is a regular update for United Philanthropy Forum members covering public policy issues impacting the philanthropic sector.
Topics in the latest update include the 2020 census, the House Ways and Means hearing on the 2017 tax law, and proposed legislation from Senator Wyden on charitable donations to colleges and universities.
Forum Policy Alert is a time-sensitive notification for United Philanthropy Forum members covering breaking public policy issues impacting the philanthropic sector. The topic of this alert is the House Ways and Means Hearing: The 2017 Tax Law and Who It Left Behind.
Grantmakers for Effective Organizations seeks a curious, inspirational President and CEO motivated by possibilities and committed to maximizing philanthropic effectiveness to achieve a more just society. With an adaptive and facilitative leadership style, the President will be an effective mobilizer, collaborator, and bridge builder among GEO’s members, staff, and the broader philanthropic and nonprofit sectors.
Maine Philanthropy Center is seeking a dynamic and visionary leader to serve as President & CEO. The new President & CEO will join MPC as the organization is poised for growth and increased leadership visibility - at a time when the field of philanthropy is changing.
This webinar will review the Census 2020 operations with a lens on aspects of the process that are particularly important to understand if you are trying to help count all kids. Kaile H. Bower, Chief, Integrated Partnership and Communications Branch of the Census Bureau, will review the Census process.
The webinar will discuss support from the Census Equity Fund for states lacking funding infrastructure and other census funding resources such as the Funders’ Committee for Civic Participation’s Funders Census Initiative resources for funders and stakeholders.
Join United Philanthropy Forum for PolicyWorks Institute 2020 on March 9-11, 2020.
Join United Philanthropy Forum for PolicyWorks Institute 2020 on March 8-9, 2020.
The Housing Choice Voucher Program helps families access affordable and stable housing, avoid homelessness, and make ends meet. When implemented properly, vouchers can give low-income families equitable choices about where to live, including the chance to live in lower-poverty, higher-opportunity neighborhoods and help public housing agencies meet their legal obligation to address housing discrimination and segregation. But is that what is actually happening?
Housing affordability is central to national priorities, like health care, food security, education, and more. Yet over 12 million households in the U.S. spend more than half of their incomes on rent or have no home at all, and this is compounded by continued threats to federal housing assistance and the funding and oversight necessary to produce, protect, and preserve quality, affordable housing.