Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers

Washington aids partnership: funds several aids prevention and service organizations throughout the metropolitan Washington, dc area.

The national family support network (nfsn) is a membership-based organization comprised of statewide networks of two or more family support and strengthening programs, such as family resource centers, working together within a collective impact framework to ensure coordinated quality support for families.

Washington Grantmakers operates multiple programs outside of the work of the previously mentioned funding collaboratives. It provides training, technical assistance and information to its members through affinity groups and working groups. It provides skill building,and educational opportunities to its membership. It serves as the vehicle for communicating on behalf of the philanthropic sector in the national capital region.

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Walker's legacy

The break a difference (bad) program's mission is to strategically engage individuals and institutions through service to make positive impacts in communities and in those who serve. Bad accomplishes this by engaging corporations in large-scale service projects, preparing skilled leaders to serve on nonprofit boards, expanding the volunteer service capacity for nonprofits, and partnering with organizations to engage college students in week-long immersive service trips, otherwise known as alternative breaks.

Capital experience lab

Sports impact leadership certificate

Haitian ladies network