Part of a Brown-Bag Conversation for Funders and Anyone Who Wants to Learn More Hosted by The Philanthropy Network
We are thrilled to announce the second annual Philanthropic Convening on Immigrant Rights in Pennsylvania, taking place July 23, 2026, near Harrisburg, PA.
Philanthropy Network is hosting two this summer – one on July 22 at Independence Beer Garden and one on August 12 at a suburban location TBD. (If you have a favorite spot we should consider for a future Happy Hour, email Kim Kirn at kim@philanthropynetwork.org.)
How are nonprofit leaders faring in the midst of an extraordinarily challenging context? What strategic
In partnership with CultureWorks, we offer this lunch and learn series focused on fiscal sponsorship. This topic has keenly interested many, so we wanted to return to the basics to learn more and discuss the practice's various components.
Co-Chairs Emma Hertz from HealthSpark Foundation and Maura Jacob from The Pittsburgh Foundation invite funders to join the launch of Funders Together for Housing Justice- Pennsylvania.
The goal is to align, educate, and mobilize philanthropic partners across the Commonwealth to advance housing justice and end homelessness.
Updates will be shared as an Agenda/content continues to be developed.
The Philanthropy Symposium is an event bringing together fundraising professionals, board members and foundations. The purpose is to hear about trends and hear from people in the field.
Our last MAI Collective session of the year will bring together funders, partners and MAI investees. We will hear directly from the organizations themselves to highlight the achievements and lessons of
This session delves into some legal and governance aspects of foundations. It covers topics such as 501(c)(3) organizations, accountability in philanthropy and the responsibility of boards.
