Event Calendar
MCF's programs provide unique opportunities to dive into subjects that matter most to those who work within philanthropic spaces.
- Climate & Resilience (4)
- Communications (2)
- Community Engagement (6)
- Equity, Belonging, Diversity & Inclusion (3)
- Ethical Leadership (10)
- Experiential Leadership Lab (1)
- Finance & Legal (1)
- Grantmaking & Grant Management (5)
- Human Resources (2)
- Impact Investing (2)
- Learning & Evaluation (3)
- Public Policy & Democracy (2)
- Rural & Urban Bridging for Impact (2)
- Transparency & Accountability (2)
- Values & Vision (6)
Community Foundation Network Meeting
Join your fellow community foundation professionals to discuss and learn about topics of interest across the community foundation spectrum.
Disaster Philanthropy Working Group - Summer Meeting
Join the virtual summer meeting to discuss possible plans for 2026 and 2027, including how to understand and respond to the ongoing human-made disaster tied to immigration policy that is impacting rural and urban communities.
2026 MCF Annual Conference
Gather with peers from across the sector at MCF’s 2026 Annual Conference and be part of what’s next in philanthropy.
CEO Chat: Chanda Smith Baker, Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation
Join us for the fourth CEO Chat of 2026, featuring Chanda Smith Baker from the Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation.
Creating a Legacy: Cultivating Shared Leadership
Join us to hear from philanthropic families who are exploring the art and opportunity of generational transitions and multigenerational leadership in ways that allow all family members to meaningfully contribute and lead together.
Corporate Executive Roundtable
Join MCF and your corporate executive peers for an opportunity to learn and share with one another, network, socialize and troubleshoot together.
ComMotion Network Meeting
Gather and get acquainted with foundation communications professionals of all kinds while strengthening our collaborative network in the field of marketing and communications.
Minnesota Climate Donor Table - Mining and Climate in Minnesota - Session 2: Community Perspectives
Minnesota’s mining industry is both a source of economic opportunity and a growing climate and environmental concern. Mineral reserves sit within the Treaty territory for some of the state's 11 sovereign tribal nations as well as at the headwaters of water and wilderness resources such as the Boundary Waters, Lake Superior, and the Mississippi River. The Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe and the Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy share community perspectives and concerns.
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Whether you are a current member or a prospective member, Cary Walski, MCF's Member Engagement Manager, is looking forward to connecting with you.