NCFP Webinar: Making Space for Youth Leadership
There are many different strategies and formats to engage the next generation of youth in family philanthropy.
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There are many different strategies and formats to engage the next generation of youth in family philanthropy.
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.
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 Family Foundation Professionals Network.
Professional staff is frequently an essential element of an effective family philanthropy effort; however, it can be a difficult construct to navigate.
As philanthropy evolves and moves towards a more trust-based practice, assessment and evaluation strategies are being honed and adapted to include an equity lens.
MCF is offering a virtual gathering space for family foundation trustees to talk candidly with peers to address the unique aspects of family foundations.
Impact investing is a powerful tool to align and maximize assets for good. The practice is growing increasingly common, yet many families are in search of guidance on how to begin or accelerate their impact investing pursuits.
Join us for an in-person lunch for the Family Foundation Professionals Network.
What is participatory grantmaking, and why are funders utilizing this method of community-led grantmaking? What are some case studies of family-led philanthropies that have successfully used a participatory grantmaking approach?
Board meetings serve as a touchpoint for engaged family members and decision makers to come together in service of a collective giving effort—to make choices about strategy, direct funding, and receive updates on the philanthropy.
MCF is offering a virtual gathering space for family foundation trustees to talk candidly with peers to address the unique aspects of family foundations.
Join us for a meeting of the Family Foundation Professionals Network.
Governance practices of philanthropic families are evolving to include more diverse voices and perspectives.
Administration is often a hurdle to scaling impact. Because of this, an increasing number of donors are leveraging giving vehicles with less administrative burden and more legal, financial, and investment support.
For many, family philanthropy presents an opportunity to create a shared experience, unifying the family by working together toward a lasting legacy of impact.
Join us for a meeting of the Family Foundation Professionals Network.
Change is inevitable and can be especially complex in family philanthropy. There are a number of questions to explore to ensure the success of a collective giving effort. What are the anticipated moments of transition?
The promise of family philanthropy is fulfilled by its members—often across multiple generations, which can pose a challenge. Multigenerational families use a variety of techniques to engage the next generation in philanthropy.
There is an increasing recognition and understanding of the deep-seated structural inequities upon which the philanthropic sector and many other systems were built.