We are pleased to share that the Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness is now seeking applications for its sixth cycle of grantmaking. Since 2017, the Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness has provided financial support and capacity building to immigrant-serving organizations that remove barriers and provide opportunities for immigrant communities to live with dignity and joy. In the face of attacks on immigrant communities across the country, we remain deeply committed to this work.

As we navigate these fluid dynamics, Philanthropy Network - like many of our colleague organizations in the sector - is committed to keeping our members and partners connected and informed so we can move forward together with shared purpose. This page is dedicated to posting events, news, resources and guidance relevant to the evolving policy environment, and will be updated on a regular basis.

We at Nonprofit Finance Fund are considering what actions we might take to support the sector in this difficult environment. The fight is going to be lengthy, and we all need to muster energy and heart to sustain it. Here are immediate actions we can all take right now:

Three Actions for Nonprofits:

William Penn Foundation will release six new RFPs on March 19th. In advance, we are sharing registration details for informational webinars on each RFP. The live 45-minute webinars will review key information from the RFP packet including details about funding eligibility, the application and review process, and the timeline for each opportunity, with time to ask questions of our program staff. (Attendance at webinars has no impact on your ability to apply or be considered for funding.)

Education Law Center hosted a public webinar on Feb. 6th about ICE and Schools: Students’ Rights and Schools’ Legal Obligations, a presentation by Education Law Center-PA, ACLU-PA, and HIAS-PA.

Offered through The Nonprofit Center at LaSalle University.

The New U.S. presidential administration is rolling out changes that impact our communities and organizations daily. It can feel overwhelming - but you're not alone. Let's navigate these shifts together.

FREE Lunch & Learn February 10th 12PM

Demographics via Candid empowers nonprofits to share vital information about their organizations one time (Data1x) on their Candid profile, where it can be accessed and re-used by all. If you are a nonprofit organization, you can get started right away by updating your free profile. Learn more.

Over the past 2 years the Patricia Kind Family Foundation (PKFF) has been involved in developing a strategic plan which will strengthen the focus of our grantmaking and community networking activities. The information we gathered from over 500 partners and community members will enable the Foundation to fine tune our work in the coming years.