The National Network of Fiscal Sponsors Steering Committee and Member organizations are listed below. The NNFS is comprised of organizations that are broadly representative of the models and missions in the practice of fiscal sponsorship across the country.
Steering Committee
The Steering Committee guides, governs and sets strategic priorities for the NNFS. This group funds and delivers the programming for the network - all Steering Committee members volunteer their time.
Colorado Nonprofit Development Center
CultureWorks Greater Philadelphia
Members
NNFS membership is open to both individuals and organizations. To see current benefits and become an NNFS member, please complete the NNFS Member Registration Form.
Member organizations are fiscal sponsors who want to build their fiscal sponsorship capacity, join a learning community, and network with other fiscal sponsors. Member organizations are also other nonprofit and for-profit organizations, such as foundations, management support organizations, or legal or accounting firms who have a substantial professional stake in the practice of fiscal sponsorship.
Build Up, Inc.
The Center for Social Change
CultureSource
Federated Charities
The Film Collaborative
Foundation for California Community Colleges
G1 Impact
HASER, Inc.
Humanitarian Social Innovations
Inquiring Systems, Inc.
International Documentary Association (IDA)
Kentucky Science & Technology Corporation
National Philanthropic Trust
One Within
Peace Development Fund
Propel Nonprofits (formerly MAP for Nonprofits)
Proteus Fund
Reproductive Advocate Health Education
Rio Grande Community Development Corp
San Francisco Public Health Foundation
Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs
Start Change
Strong City Baltimore
Take Action Minnesota
Technical Assistance Partnership of Arizona
Tennessee State Collaborative on Reforming Education
WinWin Action
Member individuals are those (board members, staff, volunteers) who are part of an fiscal sponsorship organization that is not an NNFS organization member, and whose work will be improved by participating in knowledge-sharing and field-building. They may also be interested professionals who work in or adjacent to the field, such as attorneys, accountants, funders, consultants, social entrepreneurs, or staff at non-fiscal sponsor nonprofits, who are interested in supporting the practice of fiscal sponsorship and deepening their individual understanding of the field.
Paige Huertin, Alternate ROOTS
Barbara Weems, Austin Creative Alliance
Carol Bradford, California Community Foundation
Claudia DeMoss, The Dallas Foundation
Jeff Showalter, Madison Visionary Partners
Mickey MacIntyre, Resource Impact
Colette Henderson, Revolutions Per Minute
Andrew Schulman, Schulman Consulting
Jena Schwirtz, SOMArts
Deanna Wilson, Streams in the Desert Foundation, Inc.
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