PathFinder

This conference gathers grant professionals together to exchange strategies, build networks, and fuel their grant success.

This bachelor's degree program is focused on the area of philanthropic studies. 

This certificate program, offered in French, allows participants to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to exercise the role of director or professional within philanthropic and community organizations. (Information on the program is only available in French of the University of Montreal's website.)

This blog discusses issues related to philanthropy and technology.

This program provides scholarships for the Grant Professionals Association Annual Conference, Grant Professionals Certification exams, and support for educational opportunities. 

This master's degree program helps students understand the social, cultural, political, and economic roles played by philanthropy and nonprofit organizations.

This tool is a course library that addresses the critical need for professional development in the nonprofit sector by providing more than 500 online courses and certificate programs for nonprofit professionals and volunteers in all roles, at every stage of their career. Topics range from hard skills such as fundraising, proposal writing, marketing, volunteer engagement, and program management to soft skills such as leadership, communication, time management, unconscious bias, and diversity and inclusion.

This blog is a source for news, insights, trends, and analysis of career development, performance improvement, and human capital issues. 

This doctoral degree program trains future scholars and professionals in conducting original research on philanthropy and related topics. It engages both humanities and social science theory to help participants make an original contribution to the field.

This magazine is a leading business publication for nonprofit management. Geared to the executive suite, the magazine delivers news, business information, and original research on the daily operations of tax-exempt organizations.