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Join us for this discussion, as our expert panelists address the challenges, trends and current workforce services for immigrants. Learn about current, and promising...
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Given the increased focus and investment early childhood services and systems in NYC, it is an exciting time to align, coordinate, and possibly increase private investments to...
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What do you do when you only have a photo and a few lines of text to get noticed? LinkedIn is an incredible tool for job searching and networking, and very few people are using...
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PNY is proud to announce that our 36th Annual Meeting “Global Perspectives, Universal Connections,” will focus on international action, cross-border philanthropy...
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In the wake of Congressional inaction on federal immigration reform, President Barack Obama announced on November 20, 2014, the Immigration Accountability...
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While the 2008 economic turmoil led some underperforming nonprofits to consider mergers, financial distress is not the only motivation to explore a merger. Savvy nonprofit...
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Did you know that poverty is growing faster in the suburbs than in the City, here in New York and in most metro regions across the country? As elsewhere, the New York metro...
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Join us for this special webinar as we count and describe the many ways that philanthropic families work with the more than 800 community foundations spread across North...
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What makes a vibrant, thriving community great is a merging of diverse cultures and backgrounds which leads to a confluence of new perspectives and a greater...
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This June, join us as family donors from around the country gather for the third National Summit on Family Philanthropy. This Summit will focus on the theme: Better Together...
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After years of advocacy by young people, parents, educators, and communities, New York City is re-examining its approach to school safety and discipline. This session...
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Philanthropy New York hosts group informational interviews to explore career paths in the philanthropic sector, as part of our "Interested in Working at a Foundation" series...
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In the arts and culture, as in the nonprofit sector broadly, changes in executive leadership can be difficult and unsettling—but they also provide organizations with critical...
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For more than two million youth and young adults in the United States, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) offers first-time access to the American Dream. These...
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More than half of the world's population now live in cities. According to the United Nations, the world urban population is expected to increase by about 85 percent...
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REGISTRATION Events are open only to Philanthropy New York members and other funders unless noted otherwise. If specific RSVP information is not given, members may register online at www.philanthropynewyork.org after logging in. Non-members may follow registration instructions.
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PROGRAMS PRESENTED IN OUR REGION
BY MEMBERS & COLLEAGUE ORGANIZATIONS
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June 2 NYC Environmental Funders Happy Hour (5-7 PM) at NIOS Restaurant
This informal event is open to any NYC-area environmental funders. Please join us!
Organized by Christy Loper, The Educational Foundation of America & Sarah Brennan, Robertson Foundation
For more info or to RSVP, please contact Christy Loper at cloper@theefa.org or 646-640-7943
June 4 Measuring Creativity: Defining Social Impact in Story-telling (6:30 - 8:30 PM)
Presented by Active Voice Lab & the Centre for Social Innovation
Click Here to Register
June 12 35th Annual "Fundraising Day in New York"
Presented by the Association of Fundraising Professionals
Click Here to Register
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Deadline for submitting information for the next Philanthropy New York MONTHLY PROGRAMS CALENDAR: June 19, 2015.
YOUR PROGRAM IDEA HERE Philanthropy New York welcomes your suggestions for program topics and speakers. We would also be pleased to assist you in putting on a Members Briefing of your own. To submit a program idea or obtain information about Members Briefings, see Get Involved.
OVERVIEW OF PROGRAM CATEGORIES To preview Philanthropy New York's program offerings for the year, see About Our Programs.
Philanthropy New York seeks to create a community of shared inquiry characterized by mutual respect and trust. While Philanthropy New York programming is meant to encourage a free and open exchange of ideas, the opinions expressed are not necessarily those of Philanthropy New York. Also in keeping with a mutually respectful environment, we ask all program participants to refrain from soliciting funds or business at Philanthropy New York meetings. Thank you.
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