Complimentary for Exponent Philanthropy members | $75 non-members
With federal changes impacting main streets and communities across the country, lean funders are uniquely positioned to respond. Join Exponent Philanthropy for a dynamic and timely conversation that breaks down what’s happening in Washington and what it means for your philanthropic work.
This virtual briefing will feature a panel of national policy experts, nonprofit advocates, and peer funders who are navigating these challenges in real time. We’ll myth-bust common misconceptions, spotlight the roles funders can and should play, and offer concrete takeaways to help you act with confidence and catalytic leadership in these uncertain times.
- Hear the latest federal policy updates
- Understand what’s at stake and how lean funders can engage—legally and effectively
- Identify actionable steps to support your nonprofit partners
A recording of this program will be available to those who register.
Speakers
Grant Berkshire
Assistant Vice President, Integer, LLC
Grant Berkshire leverages his deep knowledge of the federal legislative process and regulatory landscape to assist clients in navigating complex political environments. For Integer, a DC policy firm specializing in philanthropic tax policy, Grant plays a leading role in the firm’s work on a myriad of policy issues, including energy, higher education, and child welfare.
Tiffany Gourley Carter
Public Policy Director and Counsel, National Council of Nonprofits
Tiffany Gourley Carter works to advance the public policy priorities for the National Council of Nonprofits, the nation’s largest network of nonprofits. Working in all three levels of government and all three branches of government, she tracks and spots trends of policy threats and opportunities for nonprofits. Tiffany covers a broad range of issue areas, including taxation, budget and spending, employment, government grants and contracts, advocacy rights, and regulations.
Moderator
Paul D. Daugherty
Chief Executive Officer, Exponent Philanthropy
Paul D. Daugherty is a champion of community-serving philanthropy, civil society, and strong communities that achieve outsized impact, benefiting all. His expertise in philanthropy, community economic development, rural philanthropy, job creation, public policy, and organization transformation has been sought out by national, regional, and state leaders and organizations.
Who Should Attend
This program is open to foundation donors, trustees, and staff; individual donors; donor-advised fund holders; and members of giving circles.
Registration and Other Policies
Please register by clicking this link, even for complimentary programs. Before the webinar, you will receive your unique webinar access information. By registering for this program, participants are agreeing to Exponent Philanthropy’s Participant Guidelines. Please contact us by email or at 202-580-6560 if you have any questions.
Members can access past webinars in our webinar archive
Platform and Accessibility
This program uses Zoom; automated closed captioning is available. We can provide additional accommodations upon request (e.g., live captioner, ASL interpreter). Please contact info@exponentphilanthropy.org or call 202-580-6560 by May 22 if you need any accommodations.