Join us for an interactive session that will examine how typical funder-grantee relationships often reproduce power imbalances, and how thoughtful shifts in mindset, practice, and structure can foster genuine trust, deeper collaboration, and more equitable outcomes.

In this session, we will discuss the benefits (and limitations), flexibility, and potential impact of the philanthropic vehicles available to family philanthropy.

Learn how effective governance can support and sustain effective, compliant, and mission driven family philanthropies.

Anyone working in philanthropy is invited to join this workshop to examine the history of institutional giving in the U.S., and reflect on on who we are, where we come from and the traditions that we follow.

Join us for a conversation with family philanthropies who have embraced equity externally and in their internal governance and operations policies and practices. 

Join your fellow MCF member CEOs in learning more about the Unite in Advance effort and the importance of sector solidarity.

Hear from Nexus Community Partners’ ROOT (Reclaiming Our Own Time)’s co-directors about how we can collectively reshape rest narratives by resourcing up our community’s ability to reclaim their own time to rest, their own access and value of their labor and time, and resourcing those who are providing the services/knowledge for community to heal

Join MCF as we host the Technology Association of Grantmakers (TAG) for a discussion regarding the release of its groundbreaking "Responsible AI Adoption in Philanthropy" framework.

Join this Nonprofit Legal Education session to learn more about shifting government policies, funding priorities, and legal scrutiny especially related to use of the False Claims Act.