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Philanthropic Assistants and Coordinators Network (PACNET)

PACNET is designed to address the professional development and networking needs for individuals in programming and operation roles that support senior leadership in their organization. This group welcomes peer network opportunities, confident and...

Why We Engage in Public Policy

We see policy work as a way to achieve our mission to promote philanthropy and a robust nonprofit sector in the region, ultimately contributing to a more equitable world through effective philanthropic practices.

Public Policy

Public policy is an important focus of Philanthropy New York's work. We engage our member foundations in public policy discussions that are directly relevant to the issue areas they support.

New York Grantmakers in the Arts

New York Grantmakers in the Arts (NYGIA) is a peer network of grantmakers who fund arts-related organizations and programming in the New York metro area. NYGIA is a member-driven group that aims to provide information,...

Private Operating Foundations: Membership Dues Structure

Endowed private foundations that have been designed by the IRS as a "private operating foundation" calculate membership dues based on their total net assets instead of their grantmaking. Sliding Dues Schedule (based on net assets...

Associate Membership: Eligibility and Dues

What is Associate Membership? Associate membership (as distinct from full membership) is a way for philanthropic professionals located in the greater New York City metro area to be connected with and engaged in the Philanthropy New York community...

Membership Eligibility and Structure

Eligibility Our member community brings together philanthropic organizations based in the greater New York City region or those focusing substantial giving here. An organization’s core interest in joining Philanthropy New York is a desire to improve...

Philanthropic Advisors: Membership Eligibility and Dues

Many professional philanthropic advisors (both individual advisors and firms) are members of Philanthropy New York and active in PNY's learning community. Eligibility To be eligible for membership, philanthropic advisors routinely provide to their...

Foundation Administrators Network

The Foundation Administrators Network (FAN) is a Philanthropy New York professional peer network designed to support HR and operations professionals at Philanthropy New York member grantmaking organizations. Formerly the Business Administrators...

Recording: Beyond Bars: It's a Movement, Not a Moment

Beyond Bars: It's a Movement, Not a Moment The United States incarcerates more people than any other country in the world, with over 2.3 million people behind bars. The impact of America’s mass incarceration reverberates across children, families,...

Networks & Working Groups

Philanthropy New York manages and supports several professional peer networks around role and interest and issue-based working groups around funding areas.

Essential Skills and Strategies for Program Officers

Philanthropy New York's Essential Skills and Strategies for Program Officers orients newer program officers and directors to their role as funders. This intensive course helps philanthropy newcomers build a framework for understanding and...

PNY Core: Philanthropy 101

Philanthropy 101 is a five-part series that helps all staff new to philanthropy better understand the sector. It is for PNY members only. The curriculum was developed in partnership with the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy's Grantmaking...

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