Grab lunch at the idyllic Nicollet Island Inn and catch up with your fellow corporate philanthropy professionals for a holiday luncheon.
Local disasters are an unfortunate reality every year. MCF members and the communities they serve are affected, and it’s critical to be prepared.
Delegation Mission: There is widening consciousness about the social costs of inequality, which affects all quality of life outcomes.
Join us for a meeting of the Corporate Community Affairs Professionals Network where we’ll focus on how corporate funders participate in funders collaboratives. In this meeting the group will explore questions such as:
It’s time to take a deep dive into the topic of long-term disaster recovery. Please join us for a meeting of the Minnesota Disaster Philanthropy Working Group.
Join MCF’s Executive in Residence Susan Hammel to hear about how we as a community of practice define impact investing and what it means to intentionally seek to create positive financial return as well as positive social or environmental impact t
Join MCF’s Executive in Residence Susan Hammel to hear about how we as a community of practice define impact investing and what it means to intentionally seek to create positive financial return as well as positive social or environmental impact t
The Census will be on April 1, 2020. But, in many respects, the count is happening now. Decisions are being made that will affect whether or not Minnesota has a fully-inclusive, honest, and accurate count in 2020.
The Minnesota Food Funders Network recently commissioned a study to better understand the food funding landscape in Minnesota. The study focused its analysis in three areas:
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