
NFG staff and board gather for a group photo at the Cameron Art Museum in Wilmington, NC (2023).
We are a community of grantmakers who are moving money to racial, gender, economic, disability, and climate justice.

“In philanthropy, we need space to actually exchange and dialogue.
NFG spaces have provided this and are highly valuable. NFG has been my reality check - the place where I have felt grounded and the place that has kept me connected.”
— Amoretta Morris (she/her)
Borealis Philanthropy

“One of the things that is terrific about NFG is to be able to engage with national funders...
...who are making grants in the same space as my foundation — in addition to regional and local funders — that share a similar focus on racial, economic, and climate justice from different lenses.”
— Andre Oliver (he/him)
The James Irvine Foundation

“We’re a small team. And NFG has become our funder organizing home that is focused on place and also a progressive best practice space.
— Olivia Trabysh (she/her)
Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation