Knowledge, Resources & Connections for Funders Across West Virginia
This session will provide leaders with a framework to think in a systematic way about how they can take up listening practices that center the experiences and voices of the people and communities at the heart of our work.
Discover how family philanthropy can be a powerful catalyst for systems change by forging meaningful partnerships with like-minded organizations, initiatives, and stakeholders, and working together on initiatives such as pooled funds, donor collaboratives, and other strategies.
Join us in a discussion with disability advocates and policy workers to learn how disabled organizing impacts disability-related policy, and how funders can support disability rights activism.
The meeting is is designed for CEOs and Executive Directors of Philanthropy WV member organizations to create meaningful connections for sharing practices and opportunities.
Join Natalie Hirsch, VP Customer Solutions & Privacy Officer at WizeHive to discuss how to future proof your grantmaking.
An estimated 3 – 5 million lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people live with disabilities. However, funding for disability rights and justice represented only one cent of every $10 in foundation grants awarded in 2019, and only 28 cents of every $100 awarded by U.S. foundations in 2021 specifically supported LGBTQ communities.
Join Kristin Meeks of WV Social Media to learn best practices for online security concerns with your social media pages.
This webinar navigates the complexities of wealth creation and stewardship and ensuring equitable distribution of resources.
Join Philanthropy WV and West Virginia Prevention Research Center for the Ripple Effects Mapping (REM) Training. REM is a qualitative evaluation tool to assess direct and indirect impact of programs and initiatives. REM includes four crucial components – appreciative inquiry, a participatory approach, interactive group interviewing and reflection, and mind mapping. This two-day training will […]
This meeting is designed for Scholarship Managers at Philanthropy WV members organizations, to help create meaningful connections and share best practices, opportunities, and lessons learned.
The meeting will be loosely facilitated; the discussion is confidential and is generated by those that attend. Come connect!
Philanthropy West Virginia reserves the right to cancel or reschedule our education programs. Programs may be canceled because of, but not limited to: speaker and or facilitator illness, inclement weather conditions, or less than 3 registered participants.
You will be notified of the cancellation within 24 hours of a virtual event and within 5 days of an in person event via email. Thank you for your understanding. See the full cancellation policy.
