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Created in 2006 by the Sheri and Les Biller Family Foundation and developed by the banking sector, BankWork$® is an industry-recognized training program that has resulted in nearly 2,000 graduates
Join GWP’s Family Foundation Learning Network to learn how local peer foundations have approached creating impact in the context of family philanthropy.
Pittsburgh Magazine honors Max King as Pittsburgher of the Year for the many civic-minded things he has accomplished in the past two decades.
Join GWP's Grants Managers' Learning Network for a virtual roundtable to discuss how grantmaking practices are adapting in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Join a discussion with advocates and leaders from several family philanthropies who have announced plans to increase their payout and support for nonprofits during this time of crisis, as they share strategies for funding and how the field can collaborate together to support nonprofits and communities.
Join us to hear from staff of the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry and Partner 4 Work to learn how the landscape of employment has shifted, how state and local entities are supporting workers and business communities, and how foundations can play a role in both addressing immediate needs and thinking about long-term support in economic recovery.
Join us for this overview of some of the most critical issues in employment law and an opportunity to ask questions about how to successfully navigate the return to in-person work.
Grantmakers of Western Pennsylvania is proud to partner with Economic Opportunity Funders to offer a livestream of th
Has anyone gone paperless with their organization's files and materials or starting to move in that direction?
This session is the first in a three-part series on the values and practices of what it means to be a trust-based grantmaker, developed for Grantmakers of Westernn Pennsylvania members, in partnership with The Trust-Based Philanthropy Project,
This session is the third in a three-part series on the values and practices of what it means to be a trust-based grantmaker, developed for Grantmakers of Westernn Pennsylvania members, in partnership with The Trust-Based Philanthropy Project.
