Chapter Webinar

For philanthropy to advance equity in marginalized communities, we need to be able to understand the demographics of the organizations being funded (and declined), the people being served, and the communities that are impacted. However, there are many barriers to collecting demographic data that need to be overcome. Join PEAK Mideast and their special guests … Continued

The practice of managing up—actively and methodically developing a good working relationship with higher-ups to obtain the best possible results for you, your boss, and your organization—has been shown to increase job satisfaction, improve performance, and fast-track career advancement. By extension, it can also accelerate organizational change. Join PEAK Southeast and PEAK Community Knowledge Manager … Continued

Join PEAK Rocky Mountain for an informal peer share about the ongoing impact of the pandemic on our work. During this time, we will explore the following questions: Has your organization's physical office reopened? Is your organization offering you options to work virtually and in person? Is your organization requiring that employees working in the … Continued

Please join us for a coffee hour to learn more about the PEAK Greater Washington, DC chapter. Chapter leaders will give an overview of the chapter and open the floor to your questions and suggestions. We’ll then hear from PEAK staff about upcoming events and the many PEAK resources that are available. We look forward … Continued

Join us for our monthly gathering of PacNW chapter members where we talk about philanthropy in current events, troubleshoot issues in grantmaking, network, plan for future events, and more!

Over the past year, The California Endowment, The James Irvine Foundation, and Weingart Foundation have been working together on a collaborative project to develop a shared approach for gathering and reporting on demographic data on the boards, staff, and constituents of their partner organizations. The project has five goals: Build consistency in grantmaking processes and … Continued

Approximately 18 million LGBTQ adults live in the United States, but for every $100 awarded by U.S. foundations, only 28 cents support LGBTQ issues. Due to stigma and discrimination, LGBTQ people are more likely to experience poverty, homelessness, illness, and violence and are at higher risk for committing suicide. Join PEAK Florida and a panel … Continued