Join Philanthropy Colorado and your colleagues in philanthropy to hear updates on relief funds and federal response. There will be space to share about what you and other funders across the state are doing in response to COVID-19.
We know that as employers during this pandemic, you have questions. Employers Council has answers. They can help you with COVID-19 related questions that you are facing. Join us for this Webinar on Monday March 23rd.
The Early Childhood Mental Health Funders Network is a diverse group of Colorado grantmaking organizations that fund in many areas and have a shared interest in children’s mental health.
Join Philanthropy Colorado for a briefing call about actions that federal, state, and local governments are taking to deploy resources to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Philanthropy Colorado members are invited to join us for a discussion with Pia Infante, Co-Executive Director of the Whitman Institute for a talk on trust-based philanthropy.
Pia is a nationally recognized speaker and chairs the Trust-Based Philanthropy Project steering committee. Pia is visiting faculty at the University of Vermont's Rubenstein School of Environment and holds a M.A. in Education from the New School for Social Research, and a B.A. in Rhetoric from The University of California at Berkeley.
The Small Funders Peer Group brings together staff of small foundations throughout Colorado to build relationships, share best practices and resources, discuss common opportunities and challenges, and learn/brainstorm around topic
Foundations on the Hill (FOTH) brings together foundation leaders from across the country for meetings with Congress about key issues of importance to foundations and philanthropy. FOTH is presented by United Philanthropy Forum. Foundation trustees and staff work with their regional or national philanthropy-serving organization to schedule meetings on Capitol Hill to personally discuss their work with members of Congress.
The Impact Investing Forum provides a space for Philanthropy Colorado members with an active interest in sharing and learning about impact investing trends and emerging models.
Launched in the fall of 2018, the Arts & Culture Funders Group provides a space for funders to share projects, creative funding approaches, and opportunities to collaborate.
The Early Childhood Mental Health Funders Network is a diverse group of Colorado grantmaking organizations that fund in many areas and have a shared interest in children’s mental health.
Philanthropy Colorado established the CEO Leadership Forum for heads of Philanthropy Colorado grantmaking member organizations to network and discuss top-of-mind issues.
Unpacking A Nonprofit's Financial Story for Strategic Grantmaking
To make good decisions, philanthropic leaders not only need accurate, up-to-date, and clear financial information, but also the ability to interpret and use this data to inform decisions. The workshop will focus on equipping funders with the tools and language to assess a nonprofit's financial health in a holistic way.
The Human Resources & Operations Group provides a supportive environment to share knowledge and resources about topics related to managing a foundation.
The IT Roundtable is a peer-group for IT specialists, operations managers, technology directors, financial officers, CEOs, office managers, executive assistants, program officers, and anyone else with an interest in connecting with other foundatio
Philanthropy Colorado is hosting quarterly conference calls for its Community Foundation CEO Network in 2020.
Members are invited to join us for our luncheon featuring Governor Jared Polis for remarks and Q&A.
Registration for this event is now closed.
The Early Childhood Mental Health Funders Network is a diverse group of Colorado grantmaking organizations that fund in many areas and have a shared interest in children’s mental health.
In the last decade a new system of community wealth building has begun to emerge as a trend in both urban and rural parts of the country. It’s focused on people instead of buildings, with a blend of public, private, civic and community leadership and capital. This bottom up approach involves building skills, growing entrepreneurship, increasing incomes and building assets.
The Rural Funders Learning Network convenes funders investing in rural regions of the state, helping them identify common priorities, reduce local confusion and find innovative ways of working with local residents and leaders to collaborate on fut
