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Your VISION for 2025 – A Report on Year One

Your VISION for 2025 – A Report on Year One At the start of 2014, Philanthropy New York faced two separate challenges. The first was the recognition that its strategic plan set forth ambitious goals in the areas of programming,...

Member Input on Official Statement on the Johnson Amendment

Philanthropy New York’s Public Policy Committee has voted to recommend that our organization formally approve a statement concerning the repeal of the Johnson Amendment . The next stage in our policy approval process seeks comments from members. We...

38th Annual Meeting Recap: The Power of Participation

*/ /*--> */ New York City - On June 16, 2017, Philanthropy New York held its 38th Annual Meeting, "The Power of Participation: Democracy Building Now." The programmatic elements of the 38th Annual Meeting focused on the interrelated...

Opposition to Eliminating the Estate Tax

Philanthropy New York opposes the elimination of the estate tax, and opposes any future increases in the exemption level beyond the current inflation-indexed rate.

A Big Move to Build Our Community

We are very excited to announce that Philanthropy New York is making a momentous new move, joining several other nonprofits to become tenants in the collaborative hub at 320 East 43 rd Street called “The Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice.”

Integrating Health and Human Services

Official Statement of Philanthropy New York on: Integrating Health and Human Services “Health & Human Services” have long been paired in nonprofit vernacular, but the reality is that the health sector and the...

We've Moved!

In January, Philanthropy New York became tenants at 320 East 43rd Street. This exciting move is grounded in our mission and values, provides long-term sustainability in a central location and will increase our convening capacity to better serve our...

Rico Blancaflor

As Vice President of Policy and Collaboration Rico will further refine and enhance our Public Policy Fellowship, build new opportunities for our members to experience our Policy work, and ensure that our issue-based collaboration and convening...

PNY 40th Annual Meeting Recap

For our 40th Anniversary annual meeting we were delighted to celebrate our work together with our membership and to create space for intriguing and challenging conversations. Throughout the day we were presented with discussions that illuminated our...

Kimberly Roberts

Kimberly is a National Coalition Building Institute (NCBI) trained social justice educator and facilitator with over ten years of experience leading students and professionals through anti-racism work both at home and abroad. Her passion for racial...

Allyson Goldhagen

As Director of Member Services, Allyson Goldhagen plays a key leadership role in Philanthropy New York’s knowledge management activities.

Know Before You Go

What Do I Need to Know Before I Attend a PNY Program? Who May Attend & Fees Philanthropy New York programs are open to members and other funders. Exceptions are noted in the program description. Staff with fundraising...

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