Mayor’s Office for Nonprofit Services: Citywide Nonprofit Procurement Reform Update

Please join Karen Ford, Executive Director Mayor’s Office for Nonprofit Services, this Tuesday, April 18th from 1:00pm-2:00pm to hear more about the priorities of the Mayor’s Office for Nonprofit Services and an update on the reforms to the City’s procurement and contracting system.  During this session hosted by the Mayor’s Office for Nonprofit Services, they will share … Continued

Celebrating 55 Years of Fostering Innovation

The Fund’s 55th Anniversary Cross-Sector Innovation Conference was a huge success! We’d like to extend our gratitude to everyone who attended and participated last week. We would also like to express our appreciation to everyone who has partnered and collaborated with us over the past 55 years. Check out these highlights from the event:

Embracing Equity: International Women’s Day 2023

The Fund is proud to support several women-empowering groups who #EmbraceEquity by celebrating women’s achievements, educating and raising awareness for women’s equality, advocating for gender parity, and offering resources, access, and connections that are vital to the well-being and livelihood of countless women in New York and around the world. Today, we honor these: Coalition … Continued

Celebrating Rev. Dr. Alfonso Wyatt

We had an incredible evening of reflection, laughter, and tears at last night’s reception for Rev. Dr. Alfonso Wyatt, hosted by Aldrin Bonilla. Thank you for your many years of service at the Fund and for all you do for your countless mentees.“My job is to launch out into the deep. We’ve got an old … Continued

CafCu Introduces Plastic Free Lunch Day

  School cafeterias in the United States serve 7.35 billion meals per year, adding significantly to the global plastic waste stream. School lunches are loaded with single-use plastics, and cafeterias typically generate the most garbage in a school building. Collectively, school cafeterias in the United States have the potential to significantly reduce plastic pollution. Students … Continued