The purpose of the Program Officers Network is for those member foundation staff working as program officers or aspiring to work as a program officer to connect with their peers, exchange information, and learn from one another.
Independent nonprofit organizations primarily serving Black individuals, Indigenous individuals, and/or People of Color (BIPOC) are essential community resources.
In July of 2021, MCF revealed our new Principles for Philanthropy, formerly known as the Principles for Grantmakers. Built upon a developmental framework, each principle has themes of equity and power sharing woven into it.
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 us as we discuss foundation board governance fundamentals and best practices. Whether you are the key staff person working with trustees or you are a current board member – this session is for you.
MCF’s corporate executive roundtable is for the senior-most corporate philanthropy professional in your organization.
Starting mid-2021, MCF is offering a virtual gathering space for family foundation trustees to talk candidly with peers to address the unique aspects of family foundations. Sessions will be hosted and facilitated by Susie Brown, MCF President.
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.
Join us for a meeting of the Minnesota Disaster Philanthropy Working Group! At this meeting we’ll receive a briefing from Jen Davis, State Hazard Mitigation Officer at the Department of Public Safety.
Join your Impact Investing Peer Network colleagues for a beginner-level conversation about your institution’s cash.
Join us for a meeting of the Independent Foundation Professionals Network.
It's been a dizzying year-plus. From the global health crisis to political unrest and a growing social justice movement, nonprofit professionals have been challenged to respond thoughtfully and with speed.
In July of 2021, MCF revealed our new Principles for Philanthropy, formerly known as the Principles for Grantmakers. Built upon a developmental framework, each principle has themes of equity and power sharing woven into it.
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 through questions and challenges with their peers.
In order for Minnesota’s philanthropic community to have the greatest impact, we need knowledge and insights about the nonprofit sector. This will be the third State of the Nonprofit Sector conversation since the start of the dual crises in 2020.
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?
Join us as we discuss opportunities and individual areas of interest for the ComMotion Network in 2021 and beyond.
The purpose of the Program Officers Network is for those member foundation staff working as program officers or aspiring to work as a program officer to connect with their peers, exchange information, and learn from one another.
Featuring Susan Bass Roberts, Vice President & Executive Director, Pohlad Family Foundation
MCF’s corporate executive roundtable is for the senior-most corporate philanthropy professional in your organization.
Join with fellow investors and the fund manager RBC-Global Asset Management team to hear the latest updates on financial and social impact performance of our MN fund. Investors and all those considering investing are welcome.
