SIF Office, 77 Franklin St. 9th Floor, Boston, MA 02110
This two-hour workshop is for Executive Directors ready to reclaim agency over their calendars and capacity. We'll name the real obstacles to time management that nonprofit leaders face, and we'll map out concrete practices you can implement immediately. You will leave with clarity on what only you can do, a system for protecting your strategic work from the urgent creep, and a personal plan of action.
Join Jim Mayer of Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer Band for a night of upbeat music to celebrate the incredible work nonprofit organizations are doing across our community.
Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce | 265 Franklin St Ste 1701, Boston, MA 02110
SIF invites funders to join Executive Director Wyona Lynch-McWhite for a conversation with Phil Buchanan, President of the Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP), on their recent State of Nonprofits 2026 report.
The NonProfit Center, 89 South St., Boston MA 02111
Nonprofit Finance Fund and Social Innovation Forum invite you to join funders and nonprofit leaders from across Massachusetts to rethink the role of strategic financial management. We’ll explore essential considerations as we navigate a continuously and rapidly evolving sector, including: how we communicate more honestly and effectively, how we use financial data to inform key decisions, and how shifting norms towards collective action will strengthen both the sector and the communities we serve.
SIF Office, 77 Franklin St. 9th Floor, Boston, MA 02110
This interactive workshop will introduce participants to organization design principles. Grounded in their organization’s business model (the organization's theory of change, operating model, and economic model combined), participants will apply these principles to understand how purpose, values, and strategy together translate into organizational design choices.
In partnership with DevCollaborative, SIF is hosting a virtual interactive workshop where nonprofit leaders will learn the best ways to write for how people actually read on the web.
Social Innovation Forum