Join this webinar from NCFP to hear from foundation leaders who have joined their family’s philanthropy as in-laws and how they have grown their own role and enjoyed working with their family, as well as navigated intergenerational dynamics and family legacy.
Join NCFP for a webinar on family retreats. Learn how other foundations have designed their retreats, how to best facilitate conversations, and best practices for engaging the next generation.
In philanthropy, your name can be a branding tool utilized by the foundation to connect and inspire. There can also be a lot of weight to your name: the responsibility, publicity, and hesitance to experiment and sometimes fail.
Through this co-designed webinar, join NCFP and PEAK Grantmaking to learn more about the first Principle for Peak Grantmaking: Tie Practices with Values and hear examples from family voices in NCFP’s network that have worked diligently to tie their own family values to their grantmaking.
Whether you are a small funder or large foundation, this webinar from NCFP will highlight important actions you can take to have impact and create powerful change towards significant issues.
In 2020 the National Center for Family Philanthropy will welcome Nick Tedesco as CEO and see the transition of founder and longtime CEO Ginny Esposito to the role of Senior Fellow.
Join this webinar where NCFP will share the results of research findings from their second ever Trends in Family Philanthropy study.
NCFP will live stream this session over the internet from the 2019 National Forum on Family Philanthropy in Chicago, IL. From the comfort of your home or office—and with a computer or electronic device--you can listen and view the event as it hap
Join us for this NCFP Webinar to hear from experiences in the field on how to navigate wrapping up a long-term initiative or completely spend down and sunset your foundation.
Join GWP’s Family Foundation Learning Network to learn how local peer foundations have approached creating impact in the context of family philanthropy.
