... of sound investment strategies is the focus of each program. After a positive year for both stock and bond ... He has deep expertise in the Outsourced Chief Investment Officer (OCIO) model and is Team Lead. Agenda 8:30 a.m. - Breakfast 9:00 a.m. - Program begins 10:00 a.m. - Meeting concludes Cost : $35 for ...
... of sound investment strategies is the focus of each program. Join us for a breakfast presentation and Q&A where ... He has deep expertise in the Outsourced Chief Investment Officer (OCIO) model and is Team Lead. Chris Baldi is a Vice ... to JP Morgan for hosting and providing breakfast for this program . Finance & Investment Affinity Group: Market Outlook ...
... the Council’s new Creative Aging Initiative grant program. Senior centers, libraries, and arts organizations ... seniors – at no cost to the participants. This new program was built upon the success of a Creative Aging pilot ... of this new grant program, the Council’s ProgramOfficer for Arts Education & Lifelong Learning, Samantha ...
... of New York (FHLBNY) Small Business Recovery Grant (SBRG) Program. The SBRG program provides funds to benefit FHLBNY members’ small ... Mary Brown, senior vice president, chief compliance officer, said. “These grants are essential to the financial ...
During this discussion, Justin Scheid will share updates on CARES Act Funding and other HUD related programs and resources critical to COVID recovery and relief. We’ll also discuss strategies for philanthropy to partner with HUD to leverage resources and maximize impact in local communities.
Cost: Free for CNJG Members. $50 for Non Member Grantmakers
Nonprofit Finance Fund's Annual Survey chronicles the challenges facing the nonprofit sector and calls out some of the targeted investments we can start to agree on as a society to salvage the investment we have collectively made in our social infrastructure. We believe that a coordinated intervention now will not only better prepare us for inevitable future economic crises; it can lead to a happier, healthier community for us all.
As a follow-up to our Giving in Indiana study (released earlier this year), Indiana Philanthropy Alliance is pleased to share this snapshot of promising practices for advancing diversity, equity and inclusion in Indiana philanthropy. Throughout our state, foundations are incorporating the values of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) into their organizational cultures; engaging diverse populations as staff, board members, donors, and grantees; and working to make their communities more welcoming places. This report is an effort to capture a sampling of these endeavors.
... are doing. Community Service/Volunteer Paid Time Off Program – BD allows US employees 2 days off for personal ... have a Community Service/Volunteer Paid Time Off Policy/Program? If so: How many paid days off per year are given to ... Councils – BD has groups of employees at most of our sites who organize volunteer projects for local employees to ...
... state of Rhode Island. This is certainly bittersweet news. While we will miss her tremendous leadership, ... Bill Engel/Hyde & Watson Foundation, Annmarie Puleio/Fred C. Rummel Foundation, Cynthia Evans/Geraldine R. Dodge ... May 24. Please join us for what will be Nina’s last program as President and CEO of the Council, I encourage you ...
... : Lloyd Freeman, Esq., Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, Buchanan Ingersoll Cost: Free for all funders Note: this session will not be recorded . This program is co-presented by the Council of New Grantmakers, ...
... : Lloyd Freeman, Esq., Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, Buchanan Ingersoll Cost: Free for all funders Note: this session will not be recorded . This program is co-presented by the Council of New Grantmakers, ...
Grantmaking at the Crossroads is a workbook designed to provide foundations with a new grantmaking methodology that works at the intersection of place, population, and issue. It offers a pathway to greater inclusion of communities that are often excluded or marginalized by foundation funding and enables foundations to maintain their focus and priorities while expanding their reach and effectiveness.
The Grand Rapids Community Foundation and the Kalamazoo Community Foundation volunteered to be laboratories for Grantmaking at the Crossroads and have been critical informants for this workbook. Each of these foundations holds an unwavering commitment to ongoing learning; this publication would not have happened without their support and engagement and the financial support of the Arcus Foundation.
