Unifying the voice of nonprofits to leverage their power.
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.
Public Policy Committee: Design Thinking Workshop Digest (January 2021)
In late January, the Greater Pittsburgh Nonprofit Partnership Public Policy Committee met virtually to explore Western Pennsylvania's nonprofit sphere's most pressing priorities. Outgoing Chair Harris Ferris joins us Vice Chair, now headed by its new Chair, Laurie...
Rethinking Foundation/Nonprofit Collaboration
How might place-based foundations reimagine their collaborations with nonprofit organizations to extend beyond grantmaking?
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“The GPNP membership is truly worth its value. This is an opportunity for nonprofits to come together, to talk, to collaborate…to bring us all together to see what we can do and create more impact…for our kids and communities.”
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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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My name is Hannah Locop (pronouns I prefer are she, her and hers). I come to The Forbes Funds and the Greater Pittsburgh Nonprofit Partnership (GPNP) by way of South Florida, and I have been supporting our network and broader nonprofit sector in southwestern PA since 2018. What motivates me to engage in the challenging work of shaping our sector is the strength and resilience of our community members. Nonprofits uplift and elevate communities every day through service, advocacy, and outreach.
Vision: GPNP unites the nonprofit sector through intentional connectivity, acknowledging the gaps in resources and information that exist throughout the region. Our nonprofit members fill in those gaps for communities who are the most resilient, and GPNP supports our members through tangible benefits and educational programming that improve the knowledge and advocacy of our sector. With a racial equity lens, also adopted by The Forbes Funds, we seek to rectify the inequities that still exist in the nonprofit sector through our public policy and advocacy work, educational convenings, and by expanding access to our membership.
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