NCFP’s Engaging the Next Generation Peer Network Series
Peer Network
NCFP’s benchmark Trends study found that regardless of age or size, family foundations that are engaging their younger members believe new generations bring innovative ideas and vibrancy to the foundation. Join this peer NCFP Friends Network co-chaired by Michelle Knapik of the Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation and Neil Gobioff, of The Gobioff Foundation, to share your resources, tools, and strategies for inspiring and engaging new generations of your family.
There is no fee for NCFP Friends. Please note this network is offered exclusively to our friends. For information on joining our network please email ncfp@ncfp.org.
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Description
We are excited to feature two next gen givers who have each been engaged in their family’s foundations for more than a decade. Both Sarina Dayal, Tarsadia Foundation & Foundation Center, and Dave Moss, Moss Family Foundation & Unfunded List, spend their days working to support nonprofits and the field of philanthropy. Hear from Sarina and Dave about their engagement, how they have continued to give and serve, and what has worked in their generation. Bring your questions and topics to troubleshoot. Leave having learned from these changemakers and what has actually worked for each of them!
Featured speakers
Sarina Dayal is a knowledge services associate at Foundation Center where she focuses on learning, collaborating, and creating with grantmakers. She supports several programs in the knowledge services department including YouthGiving and GrantCraft. Sarina is also a member of the Tarsadia Foundation and previously served on Youth Philanthropy Connect’s leadership team. Prior to joining Foundation Center, Sarina studied Environmental Design and Middle Eastern/South Asian studies at UC Davis and worked in both public sector planning and landscape design.
Dave Moss is founder and President of the Unfunded List. An award-winning social change professional Dave has experience on both sides of the funding spectrum - as grantmaker and fundraiser. Dave has worked with The SEED Foundation, The National Youth Rights Association and Atlas Corps as a fundraiser. As a funder, he's been involved with the Slingshot Fund, the PVBLIC Foundation and the Moss Family Foundation. His proudest accomplishment is directing partnerships and media donations for the launch of the "It's On Us" campaign in partnership with the Obama White House. He is a former Presentense Fellow, a former member of the Grand Street Network at 21/64, a member of the Schusterman REALITY Community, and is a regular delegate to the Nexus Global Youth Summit where he was one of the original organizers. In 2015, he founded the Unfunded List to help make sure that the next generation of social startups get the feedback and recognition they need to succeed. Passionate about shining a light on philanthropy, Dave hosts both the #WineGrants and Open Door Philanthropy podcasts (available on Soundcloud and iTunes).
Neil Gobioff is current president of the Gobioff Foundation, a small family foundation based in Tampa, FL. He is part of the founding generation and in the process of formalizing a youth board that will include extended family from the next generation.
Michelle Knapik is the President of The Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation (EHTF). Michelle joined EHTF after more than nine years in the philanthropic sector having led strategy, program development and innovative grantmaking at the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation and the Surdna Foundation.
What past participants say:
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NCFP webinars are an effective way for me to be stimulated and educated. I always expect excellent presenters and up to date information from NCFP, and have not been disappointed with these webinars. The recent one discussing women and philanthropy was very timely as women grow in their capacity and leadership roles in philanthropy. Thank you NCFP!
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I have attended many of NCFP's webinar and always walk away with new ideas that expand my knowledge of family philanthropy. The content is always amazing, well-structured and full of different perspectives. I especially love the stories told by presenters of their families journey within philanthropy and how they are impacting communities.
Creating Effective Next Gen Boards was by far the best webinar I have experienced. The material was well put together, well presented, easy to follow, and very engrossing! The youth on the webinar were very articulate and experienced and provided a unique insight into the benefits and pitfalls in involving 8 year-olds and up in family philanthropy, i.e. the younger we start, the better and easier it is for everyone! Thanks for this webinar!
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