Upcoming Network Event
Connecting Policy Advocacy & Grassroots Organizing to Improve Economic Security: A Conversation for Florida Funders

September 29 | 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm ET
 
How do we build long-lasting movements to improve economic security in the states? Join EOF, the EITC Funders Network and Florida Philanthropic Network for an important conversation with Florida funder colleagues to explore strategies to connect policy advocacy and grassroots engagement to create ecosystems of change. In this session, we will begin to connect the dots across our philanthropic work to improve economic security through advancing tax credits for workers and discuss strategies for building more impactful partnerships.

Speakers:
Ashley Dietz, Florida Philanthropic Network
Danielle Goonan, Rockefeller Foundation
Holly Bullard & Sadaf Knight, Florida Policy Institute
Zelalem Adefris, Catalyst Miami


This webinar is open to staff of philanthropic organizations and philanthropic advisors.
Keep in Touch


Join our ARPA Google Group

We have started a Google Group for funders interested in sharing news, strategies and resources related to implementation of the ARPA. You can send a request to join the group by your information to this form.

Announcements

The EITC FN Roadshow

The EITC Funders Network is hosting our Roadshows all over the country to share information about the CTC & EITC with funders interested in work related to tax credits. We are happy to put together state-specific information for any organization or funder network who would like more information about how tax credits intersect with their grant-making priorities.


You can now request an EITC FN Roadshow. Invite your guests and let us put together a presentation for you! For more information, contact Ami Nagle at ami@eitcfunders.org.
About the EITC Funders Network
The EITC Funders Network brings together funders interested in the Earned Income Tax Credit, free- and low-cost tax preparation, and asset building. The Network seeks to increase awareness of EITC-related projects, foster collaboration, share information about the current status of EITC-related work, and help shape the future of the field. 


The EITC Funders Network is generously funded by: 
The Piton Foundation
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation
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