Right now, many nonprofits are making hard choices about how to sustain their missions in the face of funding cuts and a changed funding environment. For some, that means considering whether a merger or collaborative venture could protect programs, preserve community relationships, and create a more durable path forward. In this panel, we’ll talk candidly about what leads organizations to explore these options, what concerns or misconceptions can make the conversations difficult, and how leaders can approach the process with clarity, care, and a focus on what the community needs most.
In this session, we will explore:
Why mergers and collaborative ventures matter now
Common challenges and misconceptions
What becomes possible when shared resources are aligned
Tools for getting started
This event is offered in collaboration with the George H. Heyman, Jr. Program for Philanthropy and Fundraising within the NYU SPS Center for Global Affairs.