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...
After two full years of living in a post-pandemic world with seemingly endless cycles of hope followed by grief followed by hope and then grief again, we often feel exhausted – like we’re running on empty.
In our last TGP team meeting, our consultants came together to share strategies...
Join Philanthropy Northwest and the Regional Community Foundation Network for a conversation about communications at your community foundation....
This article was originally published by The Bridgespan Group on December 14, 2021; Philanthropy Northwest has cross-posted an excerpt here with their permission. See the original piece and the full report ...
The current reports of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) and Two-Spirit people are alarming and represent a horrific trend of violence committed against Native people and communities. In the United States, murder is the third-leading cause of death...
We've made it to 2022! Let’s get the year started right with a fun and friendly community of philanthropy professionals from all over the nation. Hosted by Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy (EPIP) Boston, Colorado, New York City, Philadelphia, Seattle and...
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...