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Join us for "Navigating Across Generations at Work," where we'll move beyond surface-level generational awareness to explore practical strategies that turn workplace differences into organizational strengths.
CMF Experts in Residence address frequent questions about self-dealing, conflicts of interest, and other policies that foundations can use to remain compliant and avoid situations that could risk the organization’s reputation in the community.
Learn how to leverage DAFs to attract donors and maximize your community impact as a valuable grantmaking tool.
Join us and a panel of national experts, who support foundation staff and trustees like you every day, as they discuss what they are hearing from your peers and provide insight on best practices.
Learn how grantmakers can stay accountable to the communities they serve, particularly Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities who are and will be disproportionately impacted.
Family foundations have some of the strongest values for philanthropic giving, and many of those values endure through generations of family involvement. But how do you best prepare new generations to serve on a foundation board?
In this webinar you will learn how two foundations are engaging families to support impact investing initiatives. Get insight on what steps you should take to educate your board and how to determine where to invest funds.
This webinar highlights foundation board and executive challenges and discusses board development levers most related to stronger board and foundation performance.
Peak Grantmaking's director for effective practices program discusses the most common values for foundations and how they are put into practice.
Join this webinar to hear from the experts on national trends, data, and research on this topic as well as from your peers who have successfully engaged next generation leaders.
This webinar can help you identify the resources and types of leadership necessary to sustain a collaboration that can achieve a common goal.
Hear how Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation engaged trustees to move from their founder's general intent to support “health” to a more strategic focus.
The second issue brief in IPA's series on aging explores the largest source of long-term care services in the country: family caregiving.
