Join the Office of the Secretary of State and the nonprofits conducting voter engagement to find out more about how your organization can get involved.
MCF CEO Retreat
The role of the board is informed by many sources, including legal standards, the interplay of responsibilities with the foundation’s executives and staff, the ability to rely on outside experts, and limitations on the liability of individual board members.
Join MCF as we hear from Eric Hathaway, CFA, Senior Portfolio Manager, U.S. Fixed Income, RBC Global Asset Management. Eric will delve into current issues impacting the economy and investment portfolios. Conversation themes will include global inflation, the U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve Bank, the war in Ukraine, the employment rate, equity markets, credit spreads and more. Whether you’re an economist at heart or a finance novice, the session will provide the context and background needed to better understand the economic conditions influencing the nation and impacting philanthropy.
Organizations are shifting their operations—embracing remote work environments, using virtual communication, and building culture and connection from afar.
Join us for a meeting of the Corporate Community Affairs Professionals Network.
Join this peer conversation to engage in discussion about capital campaigns and building projects. This peer-led conversation will provide time for participants to ask questions, share promising practices and gain peer feedback.
On October 31, MCF’s Common Grant Working Group will host this focus group with MCF members. This is your chance to share your perspectives, hopes, cautions and insights about a new common grant.
Join us for a meeting of the Independent Foundation Professionals Network.
MCF’s corporate executive roundtable is for the senior-most corporate philanthropy professional in your organization.
MCF is offering a virtual gathering space for family foundation trustees to talk candidly with peers to address the unique aspects of family foundations.
The purpose of the Program Officers Network is for member foundation staff working as program officers and other staff involved in the grantmaking process to connect with their peers, exchange information, and learn from
MCF’s Community Foundations Network aims to create a space for all community foundation professionals to connect with one another and discuss and learn about topics of interest across the community foundation spectrum.
Historically, legacy in family philanthropy has been considered from a retrospective point of view—as the culmination of the impact of a family and its philanthropic efforts.
Join this open-format conversation to connect with peers and learn about your MCF membership. Long-time MCF members and current staff will share insights about how to get the most out of your membership.
Join your Impact Investing Network colleagues for a conversation on some of the latest trends and hot topics affecting your work.
This peer network provides space for staff roles responsible for learning and evaluation to connect with one another, share about the work they are doing, and talk with their peers about questions and challenges.
Are you setting a competitive salary and benefit package to attract and retain talent?
The Administrative Professionals Network is a peer network for MCF members who support internal foundation staff members, including executive assistant work, administrative assistant work, governance, and operations work
There are many different strategies and formats to engage the next generation of youth in family philanthropy.
