The Aspen Philanthropy Group meets annually to learn from one another and to identify topics that would benefit from a deeper dive by grantors and grantees alike.

The Seminar for Mid-America Foundation CEOs provides foundation executives from the mid part of the country the opportunity to engage in off-the-record, in-depth conversations about the complex issues they face in an informal setting.

The Aspen Institute’s Program on Philanthropy and Social Innovation together with the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy for a virtual discussion with distinguished guests from across the social sector to explore: actionable ideas that nonprofits can carry out to increase engagement and communication with the public; the vital role the media plays in helping the public understand philanthropy’s influence and impact on everyday life; and how engaging Americans can help rebuild trust in nonprofits, our society, and in each other.

The Aspen Philanthropy Group meets annually to learn from one another and to identify topics that would benefit from a deeper dive by grantors and grantees alike.

The Seminar for Mid-America Foundation CEOs provides foundation executives from the mid part of the country the opportunity to engage in off-the-record, in-depth conversations about the complex issues they face in an informal setting.

The Aspen Institute’s Program on Philanthropy and Social Innovation (PSI) in partnership with the Generosity Commission, a project of the Giving Institute, hosted a virtual discussion highlighting this new research which surfaces important findings on the nonprofit sector and philanthropy across diverse communities in the United States.

The Aspen Philanthropy Group meets annually to learn from one another and to identify topics that would benefit from a deeper dive by grantors and grantees alike.

The Seminar for Mid-America Foundation CEOs provides foundation executives from the mid part of the country the opportunity to engage in off-the-record, in-depth conversations about the complex issues they face in an informal setting. The invitation-only seminars help to build alliances among participants making it easier for them to fund projects together or undertake other joint approaches to systemic problems in our society.

The Aspen Philanthropy Group meets annually to learn from one another and to identify topics that would benefit from a deeper dive by grantors and grantees alike.

The Aspen Philanthropy Group meets annually to learn from one another and to identify topics that would benefit from a deeper dive by grantors and grantees alike.

The Seminar for Mid-America Foundation CEOs provides foundation executives from the mid part of the country the opportunity to engage in off-the-record, in-depth conversations about the complex issues they face in an informal setting. The invitation-only seminars help to build alliances among participants making it easier for them to fund projects together or undertake other joint approaches to systemic problems in our society.