TFN’s 2027 Conference: Mission PossibleMarch 15-17 | Oakland, CA
Join philanthropy leaders, practitioners and partners from across North America for three days of learning, connection and action.
About TFN’s 2027 Annual Conference
TFN27 is an opportunity to come together, reflect on where we are and chart a path forward.
Together, we will explore how philanthropy can help dismantle systems of harm and oppression while advancing climate, economic and racial justice in a multiracial democracy.
We look forward to gathering in Oakland to learn from leaders, practitioners and communities addressing the wellbeing of people and places facing an escalating climate crisis, erosion of civil liberties and deep economic inequities — challenges that disproportionately impact low-income communities and communities of color.
Through inspiring speakers, interactive learning opportunities and meaningful connections, TFN27 will equip participants with the tools, strategies and insights needed to lead with clarity, courage and purpose in these unprecedented times.
TFN's Evolving Approach to Convening
We’ve heard from our members that smaller, issue-based and geographically focused gatherings create meaningful opportunities for deeper connection and learning.
Whether you joined us in Sacramento or Houston, or plan to gather with us in Cleveland this September, we hope you’ve experienced TFN’s evolving approach to convening — one that balances intimate learning spaces throughout the year with larger moments to come together across the full network at TFN27.
Sponsorship Opportunities
TFN27 is made possible through the support of partners who believe in building a stronger philanthropic sector rooted in climate, economic and racial justice.
Sponsorship helps fund accessible programming, leadership development, cross-sector learning opportunities and equitable practices that allow a wide range of voices and perspectives to be part of the conversation.
For sponsorship inquiries or to get started, please contact:
Aileen Rosa Sánchez
Chief Development Officer
aileen@fundersnetwork.org | 305-384-1263