Philanthropy DMV News

The decision led by Philanthropy DMV (PDMV) Chair Dr. Marla M. Dean and the 14-member board came after an extensive review of the 33-year-old nonprofit’s operations by transition CEO Gloria Nauden, in an exclusive WBJ interview. Philanthropy DMV, which changed its name a year ago from Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers, is primarily funded through…

More than three decades ago, we opened our doors with the belief that our region’s funders would be stronger—and more effective—if we could work in collaboration. Through that aligned strength, we knew we would be better positioned to serve the diverse needs of our community. In countless moments and milestones in the years since, that…

“We are excited to welcome Gloria Nauden as our new Interim CEO,” said Dr. Marla Dean, Chair of the Philanthropy DMV Board of Directors. “Gloria’s profound commitment to community, combined with her extensive experience and proven leadership, make her uniquely qualified to guide our organization through this pivotal period. Her track record of strategic innovation…

Philanthropy DMV and Equal Measure convened a small, invite-only group of funders to explore together how organizations and their people are defining and measuring racial equity. As funders arrived, they filled in around a large conference room table inside the historic True Reformer Building in Washington, DC. There was palpable energy and laughter as longtime…

Dear Philanthropy DMV members,    We hope your new year has renewed your energy and commitment to supporting the incredible work occurring throughout our region.  The Philanthropy DMV (PDMV) Board of Directors would like to share several important updates as we kick off 2024. These updates are effective immediately unless otherwise noted.  CEO Transition: CEO Ruth LaToison…