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23 Mar 2022

Native American Communities and the Elections - A Webinar Hosted by FCCP

Wednesday, March 23, 2022 -
3:00pm to 4:00pm
Join this conversation with Funders' Committee for Civic PArticipation (FCCP) and Native Americans in Philanthropy on how Native Americans face unreasonable burdens and discriminatory laws when simply trying to exercise the right to vote.

Yi-Ching Lin

... President of Learning at Philanthropy New York, a trusted community of nearly 300 philanthropic organizations. PNY ... gathering her family, friends, and neighbors around for a good meal and delicious ...

What Lies Beneath: The State of NYC Nonprofit Board Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

... Service, in partnership with the Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York (NPCC), released What Lies Beneath: ... and inclusion (DEI) gaps, strategies, recommendations and resources for NYC’s nonprofit sector. The report is a ...

The New York Women’s Foundation Announces $3.25 Million in Grants to Address Needs of Women and Families in New York City

Release Date: 
06/04/2015
... long-lasting change, including individual transformation, community engagement and mobilization, and systemic change. ... that strategically expand our reach and impact. Building on our history of success and...

Philanthropy New York Policy Priorities

Publication date: 
04/2021
Philanthropy New York’s public policy efforts are guided by the belief that local, state, and federal laws and policies should 1) promote a just and equitable society, 2) strengthen nonprofits and 3) support a healthy and sustainable philanthropic sector. Philanthropy New York will: Advocate for tax and fiscal policies that support philanthropic giving. Support policies and practices that create and sustain a thriving nonprofit sector. Champion public policies that have systemic effects on issues and marginalized communities our members serve. Review our full list of policy priorities below.
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