Peer Networks
Philanthropy New York manages and supports several professional peer networks. Network meetings are a place where participants can share advice and offer support on topics and issues that cover the full scope of their professional work. Peer networks also help members stay connected to each other and abreast of current issues that relate to their work.
Professional Interest Peer Networks:
- ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT STAFF: Philanthropic Assistants & Coordinators Network (PACNET)
- CEOs: CEO Peer Networks
- EARLY AND MID-CAREER PROFESSIONALS: Young Leaders Breakfast Club
- FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: Foundation Financial Managers Group
- HR & OPERATIONS: Foundation Administrators Network, Human Resources Leadership Group
- SENIOR LEADERSHIP: COO Roundtable
- VOLUNTEERISM: Service for Impact (in partnership with CECP)
Working Groups
Philanthropy New York's working groups provide a collaborative space for funders to connect, learn, and amplify their impact on the communities they serve. Focused on diverse issue areas like education, criminal legal reform, health equity, and environmental sustainability, our groups employ a range of strategies to drive meaningful change.
By joining a working group, you'll gain access to:
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A network of peers: Collaborate with other funders who share your passion and learn from their experiences.
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In-depth learning opportunities: Stay informed about the latest research, best practices, and innovative solutions in your area of interest.
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Opportunities for collective action: Leverage your resources and expertise to advocate for policy change and support effective programs on the ground.
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Engagement with external stakeholders: Participate in discussions and collaborations with experts, community leaders, policy makers, and other stakeholders to understand and address emerging trends impacting your focus area.
Together, we can create a more equitable, sustainable, and just future for all New Yorkers.
Issue-based Working Groups Organized by PNY:
- AGING: New York Age-Friendly Funders Network
- EDUCATION & YOUTH: New York City Youth and Education Funders
- ENVIRONMENT: New York Environmental Funders Network
- HEALTH: Health Working Group
- JUSTICE REFORM: Justice Reform Working Group
Curious to learn more or where might be a good fit for you? Feel free to contact Marlon Williams, PNY’s Vice President of Public Policy & Collaboration, via email: mwilliams@philanthropynewyork.org. We’d love to chat!
Issue-based Working Groups Organized by Colleague Networks:
- ARTS: New York Grantmakers in the Arts
- FOOD: Community Food Funders
- VISION: New York City Vision Funders Network
- WORKFORCE: New York City Workforce Funders
- YOUTH: New York Foster Youth Funders Group
National Philanthropy Serving Organizations
Philanthropy New York is part of a rich ecosystem of philanthropy-serving organizations. To find additional networks and affinity groups by role, funding area, or practice, visit the United Philanthropy Forum's website.