At Philanthropy Northwest, we are thankful for our dedicated board of directors, who reflect the diversity of our region and the philanthropic landscape.
We would like to express gratitude to our outgoing board members for their service to our organization, as well as welcome five new...
Philanthropy Northwest would like to recognize and celebrate the work of our former board member Elizabeth Ripley as she retires from her role as...
Can we talk about…? began as an experiment based on an observation: For the complex, messy work of advancing race equity, the most valuable tool often isn’t a tool at all. It’s peer support.
The podcast, from The Giving Practice at Philanthropy Northwest, builds on 10 years of...
We at Philanthropy Northwest would like to recognize and celebrate the work of our former board member La quen náay Medicine Crow as she ...
At Philanthropy Northwest, we are grateful to have an engaged board of directors who represent our region and the diverse field of philanthropy. As we enter 2024, we are excited to welcome three new board members to our governing body as well as a new slate of board officers who will help guide...
Philanthropy Northwest has an engaged board of directors, all of whom represent the diverse field of philanthropy in our six-state region, plus Hawai'i. As we enter a new year, we are pleased to welcome a new board member to our governing body as well as a new slate of board officers who will...
After an extensive national search with an impressive group of candidates, we are proud to welcome Jill Nishi as Philanthropy Northwest’s next CEO. Jill is an extraordinary leader with a deep commitment to philanthropy and building greater racial equity. She brings over 20 years of experience in...
