Ariane Cruz, PNY's Philanthropy Fellow, shares how she is working to dismantle the barrier between herself and public policy in the halls of the U.S. Capitol, City Hall, and beyond.
Philanthropy New York's Policy Corner is a new series designed to provide members with unique perspectives on the latest policy issues, resources to advocate for policies relevant to the philanthropic sector, and real-time updates on PNY's...
Marlon Williams' City Council Testimony on Living Wage Provisions and City Contracting As a part of Philanthropy New York's ongoing efforts to advocate for a more equitable and just non-profit operating environment, this week, our...
Philanthropy New York Board and Public Policy Committee Approves New Policy Position on a True Cost of Living Standard and Wage Equity Philanthropy New York supports the creation of a living wage standard and believes that it is...
The most significant issues facing the non-profit sector are not widespread fraud but low wages, constricted budgets, and government contracts that only cover a fraction of the total cost of critical life-saving services and are rarely paid on time...
Philanthropy Can Help Build a Thriving Democracy by Building Up Programs and Places That Fuel Civic Involvement By: Stephen Heintz, President & CEO, Rockefeller Brothers Fund. This piece was originally published by The...
PNY’s public policy work engages diverse stakeholders to create the policy conditions that allow our members and their grantees to create a stronger and more equitable New York.
As the world grapples with several compounding crises, foundations and philanthropy are finding their place in the response, working alongside government, nonprofit and for-profit organizations.