Cultivating a Culture of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. On September 10, 2020 The Rome Group held a virtual presentation of its annual Philanthropic Landscape event. Nearly 600 area nonprofit and philanthropic leaders registered to attend. See Details and watch keynote speaker presentations.
The Rome Group is hosting a series of informal virtual get togethers with nonprofit leaders of both smaller organizations (budgets less than $2M) and larger organizations (budgets over $2M). These hour-long gatherings will provide an opportunity for you to join in a conversation about the daily issues and challenges that you are facing during this difficult time.
In the coming days, The Rome Group is hosting a series of virtual roundtables exclusively for our clients. Our hope is to facilitate sharing of challenges and ideas, and create connection points during a time of isolation and uncertainty. We invite you to join us, share your experiences, ask questions, and help each other find answers to our current challenges during a time of crisis. Together, we will find a way forward.
In the coming days, The Rome Group is hosting a series of virtual roundtables exclusively for our clients. Our hope is to facilitate sharing of challenges and ideas, and create connection points during a time of isolation and uncertainty. We invite you to join us, share your experiences, ask questions, and help each other find answers to our current challenges during a time of crisis. Together, we will find a way forward.
Our demographics are changing and significantly impacting our society, including philanthropy and our nonprofit sector. Different generations have different attitudes about giving, but are we thinking differently about our fundraising? The Rome Group’s Philanthropic Landscape 2019, "Generational Changes: Shaping Your Strategies" will help you understand the changes and challenges of the shifting demographic landscape and how to proactively and positively address them.
Because changing times require that you pay even more attention to how your organization needs to adapt, The Rome Group’s annual Philanthropic Landscape focused on managing change. It took place on Thursday, July 26 at the Sheet Metal Workers Grand Hall.
More than 300 people attended The Rome Group's annual Philathropic Landscape event, held at the Sheetmetal Workers Hall. The event featured presentations from Allison Grayson, Director of Policy Development and Analysis, Independent Sector, Washington D.C., and Amy Bluin, executive director of the Missouri Budget Project, as well as a presentation on the results of our annual surveys of nonprofits and funders in the region.
