$25 SAFSF Member / $40 Non-member funder This session will kick off our policy series and will focus on the strategies funders can engage to address disparities that are driven by public policy. Foundations and investors have a range of tools and strategies they can employ – ranging from c3 charitable funds directed towards civic/policy

$25 SAFSF Member / $40 Non-member funder This session will kick off our policy series and will focus on the strategies funders can engage to address disparities that are driven by public policy. Foundations and investors have a range of tools and strategies they can employ – ranging from c3 charitable funds directed towards civic/policy

SAFSF member-only call Young people across America are driving today’s calls for radical societal transformation. Likewise, young trustees of family foundations are sparking new, and sometimes radical, conversations about how generational wealth is deployed through philanthropy. Join us for an open discussion with several young philanthropists about how they prepared for and view their roles

SAFSF member-only call Young people across America are driving today’s calls for radical societal transformation. Likewise, young trustees of family foundations are sparking new, and sometimes radical, conversations about how generational wealth is deployed through philanthropy. Join us for an open discussion with several young philanthropists about how they prepared for and view their roles

$25 SAFSF Member / $40 Non-member funder 2020 POLICY OUTLOOK AND STRATEGY SERIES: CLIMATE, AGRICULTURE, FARM BILL 2023 Online Funder-Only Event The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed the inequity, fragility and failures of our food and agricultural system. Those outcomes are not inevitable but rather, have been shaped by public policy, or the lack thereof. If

$25 SAFSF Member / $40 Non-member funder 2020 POLICY OUTLOOK AND STRATEGY SERIES: CLIMATE, AGRICULTURE, FARM BILL 2023 Online Funder-Only Event The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed the inequity, fragility and failures of our food and agricultural system. Those outcomes are not inevitable but rather, have been shaped by public policy, or the lack thereof. If