CFF Roundtables
An informal virtual space to connect with funder colleagues
Funder only. Registration required.
Want to meet other funders working on current issues in food justice? As Community Food Funders’ membership has grown across the New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut region, we’re hearing from more colleagues who crave a space to share their work and to learn from others.
We’re excited to launch CFF Roundtables, a new series of lunchtime meet-ups.
Join an upcoming roundtable to meet other funders interested in the same topic. Hear from each other about what is happening in the space, and discuss any opportunities or challenges that may be on the horizon.
Got a topic to propose? Let us know!
What to expect
- A lunchtime Zoom meeting, feel free to bring your meal to the screen
- An issue-based gathering, hosted by funders who are active in that space
- An interactive conversation where participants will share what they are funding (or considering funding) on the topic, and any other opportunities they’d like to discuss
- No formal presentations or guest speakers. This is funders connecting with other funders
- A chance to continue meeting as a group, if desired
If you would like to help organize a roundtable on a topic you are interested in, please reach out to
Adam Liebowitz at adam@northstarfund.org.
Past Roundtables
Food Waste Roundtable
April 24, 2024
12 – 1pm ET
Our inaugural roundtable was held on the topic of food waste, hosted by Hana Uman from The Posner Foundation and Barbara Greenberg, Philanthropic Advisor at Kenneth Goldman Donor Fund. Participating funders participated and shared about their questions, concerns, and interest in funding food waste reduction.
Food Policy & Planning Roundtable
May 21, 2024
11am – 12pm ET
CFF’s May roundtable was on the topic of food policy and food system planning, hosted by Andrew Barrett and Julia McCarthy of New York Health Foundation. This conversation was for funders interested in, or already supporting, work such as food policy councils, food system mapping and planning, policy advocacy and organizing, and related topics.
