The challenges facing human services nonprofits are complex, rapidly evolving, and too big for anyone to navigate alone. We regularly bring our network together to connect with experts, thought leaders, and each other to give our members the knowledge, perspective, and peer support they need on the topics that matter most to their work. Check out the events below for opportunities to learn, connect, and engage!
These lightly facilitated gatherings of top leaders of MACC member organizations provide space for building and maintaining connections and peer-support. They offer time for executive leaders to get to know each other, discuss what’s on their minds, share resources and opportunities.
About this Event: Medicare is complicated and knowing how it works (including all its options) can save you time and money. This year with changes to out of pocket costs, deductibles, subsidies, and more there’s even more to plan for and consider ahead of 2027. Join your MACC network colleagues for a free one hour
We’re cooking up something special for this year’s annual Member Meeting! It’s been another hard year and as we reach the end of this season, we invite you to join fellow network leaders for a breakfast experience crafted with intention and served with care. This event is for Executive Leaders within our MACC Network.
About this Event: Minnesota’s human services nonprofits are public infrastructure. Through state grant contracts, they house families, feed neighbors, train workers, and support Minnesotans through every stage of life. But the contracts that fund this work often stand in our organizations' way: late payments, reimbursement-only structures, shifting reporting demands, and administrative costs that go unfunded.
This group is designed for leaders navigating the increasingly complex intersection of federal policy shifts, state funding changes, government scrutiny & compliance pressures, and on-the-ground community impacts. Navigating what's ahead will require us to lean into our relationships, share information, and use a variety of types of influence to protect our communities and the work
This group is designed for leaders navigating the increasingly complex intersection of federal policy shifts, state funding changes, government scrutiny & compliance pressures, and on-the-ground community impacts. Navigating what's ahead will require us to lean into our relationships, share information, and use a variety of types of influence to protect our communities and the work
This group is designed for leaders navigating the increasingly complex intersection of federal policy shifts, state funding changes, government scrutiny & compliance pressures, and on-the-ground community impacts. Navigating what's ahead will require us to lean into our relationships, share information, and use a variety of types of influence to protect our communities and the work
This group is designed for leaders navigating the increasingly complex intersection of federal policy shifts, state funding changes, government scrutiny & compliance pressures, and on-the-ground community impacts. Navigating what's ahead will require us to lean into our relationships, share information, and use a variety of types of influence to protect our communities and the work