The Information Technology Network 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 wit
Where you end up has a lot to do with where you start.
Join the Rural Funders Learning Network exchange hosted by Philanthropy Colorado, where community foundation partners will share insights from nonprofits and
Philanthropy Colorado hosts bi-monthly meetings for funders investing thei
The Colorado state budget shapes critical funding decisions that directly affect communities, nonprofits, and philanthropic initiatives.
Engaging or interested in advocacy and policy efforts? Policy Funders Learning Network centers their work in equity, and discusses their advocacy and policy activities, grantmaking and positions.
Colorado's older adult population is growing fast and living longer. Older adults are not always uniquely considered as philanthropy takes on challenges as as those in housing, the workforce, economic development and impact investing.
Just because you don’t have a lot of staff, doesn’t mean your impact is small.
At the March meeting there will be two timely presentations on impact inve
Join us for a debrief on our recent trip to Washington, D.C., for Foundations on the Hill (FOTH), where we engaged with Colorado’s congressional delegation on critical issues impacti
2025 presents a watershed moment for philanthropy. With a new Congress, new administration, and transformative tax reform on the horizon, your voice at Foundations on the Hill (February 23-26, Washington, D.C.) is more crucial than ever.
Join this meeting for discussion and exchange on 2025 meeting priorities and community updates related to information technology. We will have a presentation by Gyan-i to explore how Microsoft Purview can help Foundations protect, govern, and man
Join colleagues invested in early childhood care and learning to share approaches and opportunities for collaboration on service and policy efforts.
The Foundation Finance Network provides a supportive environment to share knowledge and resources about topics related to foundation finance management.
Philanthropy Colorado hosts bi-monthly meetings for funders investing thei
The main topics of this meeting will be on employee engagement, attraction, and retention. There will be a peer exchange on strategies for maintaining morale, addressing turnover, and improving employee satisfaction.
The Philanthropy Colorado Executive Admin Network is designed for executive admin staff and others who support senior-level executives.
Topics will include 2025 priorities and timely topics, such as the federal
