This interactive virtual workshop is designed to help nonprofit leaders build confidence in using data as a storytelling tool.
Join us for an open conversation about what the Philanthropy MA team is seeing, and in some cases leading, in the field from collaborative action and solidarity campaigns to emergency funding and pivots in grantmaking practices.
This virtual briefing will feature a panel of national policy experts, nonprofit advocates, and peer funders who are navigating these challenges in real time.
Join the trust-based philanthropy community for a virtual discussion series as we break down insights and recommendations for how funders can meet this moment to support the strength and resilience of our communities.
Tune in to hear the latest from policy staff at sector-spanning organizations and other trusted advisors.
Join us remotely for the Maine Philanthropy Center Conference! For folks who are unable to attend in-person, this option allows you to view both keynote sessions during the conference remotely.
This interactive session will provide participants with a framework for thinking about and including evaluation “at the front end” of the proposal process and using it for reporting at the end of the grant period.
This session will explore the broader role of AI and technology in nonprofit work, providing insights and prompting discussion on how organizations can adapt and thrive in a digital world.
Whether it’s managing interpersonal and interdepartmental conflict, addressing sensitive topics, or re-engaging conversation after a rough start, this session will give you tools and practice to approach difficult conversations with less anxiety and more confidence.
Join the trust-based philanthropy community for a virtual discussion series as we break down insights and recommendations for how funders can meet this moment to support the strength and resilience of our communities.
