The National Network of Fiscal Sponsors Steering Committee, Partner 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 priorities for the NNFS, developing strategic planning and and delivering programming for the network.
Colorado Nonprofit Development Center
Partners
NNFS Partners are experienced fiscal sponsors who have completed an extensive self-evaluation of their best practices designed by the NNFS Steering Committee, and provide leadership and input on the development of NNFS activities and events. If your organization is interested in becoming an NNFS Partner, please email the Network Coordinator at fiscalsponsors@gmail.com .
International Documentary Association (IDA)
New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA)
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors
Members
NNFS is currently piloting a new membership level open to both individuals and organizations. To 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.
Association of American Publishers Foundation
Battle Creek Community Foundation
Center for Transformative Action
Colorado Foundation for Public Health and the Environment
The Federation of Neighborhood Centers
Foundation for California Community Colleges
Humanitarian Social Innovations
LAC + USC Medical Center Foundation, Inc.
National Performance Network/Visual Artists Network
Public Health Foundation Enterprises
Resources for Human Development - New Beginnings
Rose Foundation for Communities and the Environment
San Francisco Public Health Foundation
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs
Technical Assistance Partnership of Arizona
Tennessee State Collaborative on Reforming Education
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.
Liz Alkire (Community Foundation of Louisville)
Diane Bauer (Michigan Fitness Foundation)
Naomi Botkin (Cascadia Now!)
Justin Brezhnev (Hacker Fund)
Lisa Burger (Independent Arts and Media)
Claudia DeMoss (The Dallas Foundation)
John Henderson (Green Spaces for DC)
Peggy Ellithorpe (Austin Creative Alliance)
Della Herden (Center for Transformative Action)
Ryn Miake-Lye
Linda Milbourn (New Mexico Community Foundation)
Andrew Schulman (Schulman Consulting)
Jena Schwirtz (SOMArts)
Jennie Starr (Tarbuton)
Sherrye Willis (Alliance for Greater Works)
Tom Hutchings (Pensacola Community Action Network)
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