BMP Futures Fund

BMP launched the Futures Fund as an investment in the next chapter of our organization, as we thanked long-time co-executive director team, Frances Kunreuther and Sean Thomas-Breitfeld, for their leadership, and welcomed our new executive director, Janis Rosheuvel.

Under Janis’ leadership, we lean into BMP’s 25-year rich history in understanding and illuminating the issues, trends, and practices that enable the nonprofit sector – including the constellation of networks, organizations, and movements working for justice and equity – to be effective in a rapidly changing ecosystem.

With your support, we will continue to build capacity for the field to shape and sustain movements and leadership for the long haul.

Your contribution to the Futures Fund will help us continue to:

Support leaders and leadership

BMP supports leadership – especially BIPOC leaders – both individually and collectively, to address pressing issues – such as racism and oppression – in order to realize a more just and equitable sector and world.

Push for impact in – and by – organizations

BMP develops frameworks and tools that enable change within organizations so that they deliver real, material change for communities. BMP also works to inform and influence the social sector – particularly philanthropy – about the needs of organizations and the systemic pressures that block progress.

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Foster alignment within and solidarity across movements

BMP strengthens the progressive movement ecosystem by facilitating relationships and connections among leaders and organizations, and advancing ideas that matter for building the power and impact of progressive movements.

Your support of the Futures Fund ensures that BMP continues our impactful work on multiple levels of change in the sector, and that we continue to deliver cutting-edge research, provide practical resources to nonprofit organizations and changemakers, and facilitate transformative relationships to build solidarity in social change and movement organizations.

Make a Contribution Today!

Building Movement Project is fiscally sponsored by Third Sector New England, Inc. (TSNE), a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) organization. All donations to TSNE/Building Movement Project are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by U.S. law.

If your institution is interested in making a contribution at a level above $5,000, please submit the form below and Romana Lee-Akiyama, Senior Director of Institutional Advancement will contact you ASAP.