As funders, we know that the past two years have called upon our nonprofit partners to fill gaps in our current systems and support community like never before. We also know it is more important than ever to retain strong nonprofit leaders, especially BIPOC leaders who are being called upon in...
Philanthropy Northwest hosts monthly, virtual gatherings for individuals who work in philanthropy and identify as Black, African and/or African-American to come together for informal conversations. To register for this event, please contact Mares...
Pride Foundation was founded in 1985 in response to the HIV and AIDS crisis which greatly affected the LGBTQ+ community. Due to systemic prejudice, the response to this crisis and sympathy for those...
Though the prevalence of mental health problems does not differ between rural and urban populations, mental health supports are less readily available in rural areas. In addition to this, the uptake of innovative approaches to mental health care has not been as consistent in rural areas as it...
Over the past several years, there has been an increased acknowledgment of the history of racism and violence in the U.S., particularly toward Black-identifying Americans. In 2020 we saw an unprecedented response from philanthropy, pledging to move substantial funds to racial equity, and...
Are you looking for an opportunity to connect with your program officer peers? Join the Philanthropy Northwest network for a program officer meet-up! This one-hour session will provide a casual, virtual environment to socialize, learn about each other’s work, explore shared challenges and...
Occupational segregation and employment discrimination, created by longstanding and current policy choices and practices, are root causes of wealth inequities. The global pandemic sent a shock wave through the labor market plainly revealing the inequalities in how we value jobs and people....