Share the experience of our Annual Meeting — with videos, photos and our Storify collection of Tweets!
Our May e-newsletter features resources from our 34th Annual Meeting, announcements, member transitions and more.
Philanthropy New York is now on Twitter! You can follow us @PhilanthropyNY.
Learn more about our new season of films—and our members will get to join the Filmmakers and Panelists for an exclusive meet-and-greet at every screening!
Our blog is a forum for members to discuss issues affecting the sector and the practice of philanthropy.
We've added technical assistance and capacity building consultants to our Consultant/Vendor Recommendations webpage (member login required).
We welcome your help in building a learning community for our sector. Share a program idea, or get involved with one of the ideas suggested by your colleagues.
New on Our Blog — Your Foundation in Crisis: Will You Be Ready?
Temin and Company CEO Davia Temin recently led our members through an interactive “crisis case” seminar where they could gauge their own reactions and share experiences and feedback with their peers. She talks about that session and the lessons learned from her career in crisis management in a new post on Smart Assets.
Read more on our blog.
New on Our Blog: The Storm Surge and Impact of Sandy on Communities in Northern New Jersey
At the end of May, the Council of New Jersey Grantmakers held a bus tour that visited storm-affected communities in Northern New Jersey — an opportunity for funders from around the region to learn more from experts involved in the recovery and rebuilding efforts throughout the state. We’re pleased to have CNJG’s Post-Sandy Recovery Coordinator, Elizabeth Murphy, share the details of that daylong tour with us.
Join the conversation on Smart Assets.
New on Our Blog — College and Career Readiness: Are We Measuring What Matters?
We recently held two programs — organized by PNY’s Education Working Group and the New York City Youth Funders Network — that explored how educators, policymakers and nonprofits are rethinking and supporting student readiness for college and the workforce. We’re pleased to have Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Vice President Nicole Rodriguez Leach provide our readers with an in-depth recap of both those programs.
Learn more on Smart Assets.
Philanthropy’s Response To Hurricane Sandy
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If you know of any philanthropic activities or resources related to Hurricane Sandy that we haven’t listed on our hurricane response page, please let us know. Email information to: mremaley@philanthropynewyork.org.
Philanthropy New York is working intensively with members, government officials and Regional Associations throughout the affected area to coordinate and track philanthropic responses to the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy. Our dedicated disaster response page will be updated frequently as the rebuilding continues with news on resources, initiatives and stories of impact.
Currently, we are working to help funders work together around specific issues like housing, aging populations, children and youth programs, health and long-term infrastructure and environmental planning. Please check our hurricane response page for frequent updates. We are also working to coordinate the efforts of the dozens of Hurricane Sandy recovery funds that are collecting donations and will be making grants to nonprofits.
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