Philanthropy Ohio’s funder networks offer opportunities for you to interact and connect with other members of the same foundation type to discuss current topics, share learnings, create partnerships and enhance impact. These networks connect you to a community of funders serving in the same roles, who have gone through similar situations and are here to support you.
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Improving your practice through programs, learning and knowledge resources
Philanthropy Ohio provides programming specific to your organization type, bringing you expert training and advice to help you in your everyday work. Monthly newsletters and a listserv developed exclusively for your funder network deliver the latest resources, ideas, practices and answers to your burning questions, delivered directly into your inbox. When you join Philanthropy Ohio, you are automatically enrolled in the listserv, newsletter and program announcement list for your funder network.
Take full advantage of your member access and tap into your Philanthropy Ohio Funder Network for wisdom and expertise about challenges you have and to build relationships:
Community Foundations
Corporate Funders
Private and Family Foundations
Other Funders (Federated Funds, Government Grantmaking Agencies, Grantmaking Public Charities, Individuals, Operating Foundations, Supporting Organizations and United Ways)
Professional Partners
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“Philanthropy Ohio was my first professional development opportunity when I transitioned into philanthropy. I met colleagues, gained foundational knowledge about foundations and gained confidence about my career choice. I am thankful for the entire Philanthropy Ohio network.” -Brittany Lovett, Marketing & Communications Officer, Community Foundation of Lorain County
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