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The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Building Meaningful Alliances With Other Nonprofit Groups

Thursday, October 29, at 12 noon, U.S. Eastern time

Many nonprofit groups are working together in new and innovative ways in order to maintain services during financial crisis. Organizations are finding that collaboration can be an effective way to sustain programs while dealing with their financial challenges — in both good and bad times.

This discussion will offer expert advice about collaborating on programs, including important considerations for nonprofit organizations and foundations that support them. It will feature real-world examples of collaboration in action, and lessons the participating groups learned.

This event is part of The Chronicle of Philanthropy's series of free live discussions featuring Nonprofit Finance Fund to provide advice to nonprofit and foundation leaders on how to manage in tough times.

Clara Miller is chief executive of Nonprofit Finance Fund in New York, which provides loans and financial consulting services to nonprofit groups nationwide.

The events take place every other Thursday at noon, U.S. Eastern time, though November 12.

The Guest

Clara Miller is chief executive of Nonprofit Finance Fund in New York, which provides loans and financial consulting services to nonprofit groups nationwide.

Elizabeth Boone, is artistic and executive director of Miami Light Project, in Miami. Previously, she worked as associate director of development for Florida Grand Opera and interim director of the Department of Cultural Affairs at Miami Dade Community College's Wolfson Campus.

Thomas A. McLaughlin is director of consulting services for Nonprofit Finance Fund and is nationally recognized as an expert in nonprofit mergers and alliances, advising groups on more than 200 collaborations.

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