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Join the Greater Pittsburgh Nonprofit Partnership (GPNP) family or renew your membership to receive exclusive opportunities to support your mission work.
A growing coalition of over 450 nonprofit organizations leveraging our collective power, together.
GPNP offers an array of services that provide our members with opportunities to deliver a unified voice on emerging public policies that positions the sector to be a collaborative driver of social change.
Expert policy education sessions ($30,000 market value)
Legislative visits ($15,000 market value)
Bi-monthly public policy meetings ($3,000 market value)
GPNP Summit: Our Region Wins When We Work Together ($1,500 market value)
Monthly professional development ($1,000 market value)
Weekly public policy summaries ($650 market value)
Monthly member announcement ($600 market value)
Complimentary access to Candid Foundation Directory Online ($400 market value)
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Hear the latest news from members about how GPNP is advancing their organization and the collective western PA nonprofit sector.
PA Nonprofit Relief Advocacy Alert
A little over one year into the COVID-19 Pandemic, some nonprofits have received support from: The CARES ActLocal fundersSome shifts in state regulationsCounty-distributed fundsPPP Loans but Pennsylvania’s General Assembly has not targeted support for the nonprofit...
March 8th Call for Community Solutions Digest: Why Nonprofits Should Advocate, the “Supporting Our Leaders Project”, Upcoming ACCEL Roundtable
"The beauty of this call and the people of Southwestern PA is your willingness to listen, learn, explore, and co-create. We need to do that in a way that changes the way people live, work, and play."Fred Brown, President and CEO of The Forbes Funds Guest Speaker...
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Photos from the 2019 GPNP Summit.
Fred Brown and GPNP collegues
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GPNP Committee
GPNP Member discusses with nonprofit collegue
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Dr. Hannah Karolak at the GPNP Summit 2019
What our members and sponsors are saying.
Rachel Trunk
Baker Tilly
What I have experienced with GPNP is the amazing workshops, webinars, using the Catchafire pilot for 17 projects for The Stepping Stone Pathways as well as utilizing the Executive-in-Residence program. The GPNP Summit means that people who are not able to attend in person can attend to virtual webinars and still benefit from some of the informational sessions that are being offered. During the summit [we had] sessions that teach you HOW to achieve your goal; it is invaluable to grow and expand your business.
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Please get in touch with Colleen Young or Emily Francis should you have any additional questions.
Colleen Young (she/her) is a passionate advocate for building coalitions to advance justice and equity, co-designing dynamic solutions to complex issues by bolstering power within communities, and fostering deep relationships with both likely and unlikely partners. Most recently, Colleen served as the Director of Community Programs at the University of Pittsburgh Office of Child Development. Over her 12.5 years at the University, she partnered with small and large nonprofit organizations, community members, schools, and government officials to improve the quality of services and advocate for just policies to address critical issues impacting the lives of families and communities. She holds an MSW with a certificate in human services management from the University of Pittsburgh, a BA in Psychology and Women’s Studies from the College of William and Mary, and is currently pursuing her doctorate focusing on organizational leadership and community engagement. Colleen is excited to get to work partnering with leaders across our region focusing on the urgent issues facing our nonprofit sector and our communities.
