The Connecticut Council for Philanthropy invites all CCP members to join us on June 2 for a special presentation on CT's health priorities in light of the recent legislative session and the ending of the federal health emergency.
In celebration of Black History Month, join members of the Philanthropy Professionals of Color Network to discuss what giving means to them, who inspired them to give, and how do they instill the spirit of giving for the next generation.
Join us for the upcoming Community Match Fund webinar with a member spotlight on Sustainable CT. Built on trust-based philanthropy and a commitment to redistributing power, the Community Match Fund is redefining human capital through dozens of examples of cultural connections and the participatory model using a unique crowdsourcing platform.
CCP invites you to our Alliance for Justice "Bolder Advocacy" Training workshop. This training will provide you with a clear understanding of the kinds of advocacy activities your foundation can safely engage in and best practices for grantmaking to give your grantees the most flexibility under the law for their advocacy efforts.
The Connecticut Council for Philanthropy invites its members who fund in health to this meeting of the Health Funders Affinity Group on September 29, 2021.
Join the Connecticut Council for Philanthropy as we host a conversation with Mayor Bronin about how the state and municipalities, in particular Hartford, are going to be spending American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding.
Join the Connecticut Council for Philanthropy as we host a panel overview discussion of Connecticut's state budget, the recent federal stimulus packages, American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding, and what they all mean for philanthropy. Speakers include Keith Phaneuf from the CT Mirror and Gian-Carl Casa from the CT Community Nonprofit Alliance.
A three-part virtual series on the values and practices of what it means to be a trust-based grantmaker. This session will spotlight three foundation’s stories of embracing these principles -- including the steps they have taken to embrace these practices, how they’re bringing the staff and board along, and what they are learning as a result.
A three-part virtual series on the values and practices of what it means to be a trust-based grantmaker. In this deep dive session, we will explore the nuts and bolts of the first three trust-based principles.
A three-part virtual series on the values and practices of what it means to be a trust-based grantmaker. In this session, we’ll explore why trust-based philanthropy is trending, fundamental values, and the roles of staff and board in cultivating the culture of trust that is required in order to make this work successful.
Please join the Connecticut Council for Philanthropy and Bill Logue of The Logue Group for our funders workshop on having constructive conversations for difficult topics.