Join us for our annual breakfast for CEO's and Executive Directors of philanthropic organizations previously called the CEO Breakfast.Read more
The Maine Philanthropy Center's popular biennial Philanthropy Partners Conference provides an important and rare opportunity for hundreds of funders and nonprofits working across Maine to speak frankly about common issues and current challenges. Through stories, experiences, discussion sessions, and relationship-building activities, attendees share successes, learn about new trends and tools, and build connections that can enrich their work.Read more
Presented by Four Freedoms Fund and Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrant and Refugees
Black immigrant leaders continue to constitute an essential part the overlapping immigrant and racial justice movements. Join the Four Freedoms Fund and Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees for a discussion with leaders from these movements and the release of a report with recommendations for philanthropy.Read more
Have you a funder and have been in the field of philanthropy for less than three years? Do you want to connect with others in a similar phase of their career?
Maine Philanthropy Center is excited to host a lightly facilitated lunchtime...Read more
Presented by Philanthropy Massachusetts
This past year brought previously unimaginable crises and barriers for the nonprofit and funding communities. In response, nonprofits and funders innovated, worked together, and identified ways to meet these challenges head on.
In their work with nonprofits...Read more
Presented by PEAK Grantmaking
Many of us are individually, and as a community within the philanthropic sector, reflecting on the events of January 6, 2021. We do so while also managing through the personal...Read more
Presented by Decolonizing Wealth Project and Democratizing Development Program
As our country heals and pivots forward under a new administration, conversations and actions for reparations for Black and Indigenous communities continue to gain unprecedented momentum.
Join Nile Malloy, Neighborhood Funders Group & Edgar Villanueva, Decolonizing Wealth Project for a two-part series to further discuss the growing work on reparations to heal, restore, repair, and rebuild communities. Learn more how funders and leaders are moving forward a diverse range of approaches to move resources to respond to our political moment.Read more
Maine Philanthropy Center is hosting regular, quarterly convenings for those who perform some aspect of grant management and are seeking to find support and colleagues.Read more
Presented by Decolonizing Wealth Project in partnership with the Schott Foundation for Public Education and The Nellie Mae Education Foundation
In 2018, Edgar Villanueva, author of Decolonizing Wealth, moderated the first #PhilanthropySoWhite webinar to discuss white leaders’ role in philanthropy...Read more
Join PEAK Minnesota and Joy Persall, M.A. for a discussion on pursuing more equitable and just philanthropic systems.Read more
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