Nonprofit
Published 9/25/25 9:54AM

Women's Giving Council

Hybrid, Volunteer must be in or near New York, NY
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  • Details

    Available Times:
    Weekdays (daytime, evenings), Weekends (daytime, evenings)
    Time Commitment:
    Flexible
    Commitment Details:
    2-year term, quarterly convenings with CPNYC leadership, 1 major fundraising initiative yearly, give/get $10K annually, 1 service day per year visible ambassador, identify opportunities for organizational growth, refer 1 new Council member annually
    Recurrence:
    Recurring
    Volunteers Needed:
    10
    Cause Areas:
    Children & Youth, Community Development, Crime & Safety, Mental Health, Prison Reform
    Benefits:
    Training Provided

    Description

    Women’s Giving Council (WGC) – Volunteer Role

    The Women’s Giving Council is an exclusive, cross-industry network of senior executive leaders, philanthropists, and advocates dedicated to advancing equity and dismantling the cycle of intergenerational incarceration.

    This Council is designed for visionary leaders who understand the direct correlation between expanding opportunities for children and families most impacted by systemic inequities and strengthening New York City’s long-term prosperity.

    Why this council?

    Moments of crisis demand bold leadership. The recent passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) threatens to dismantle lifelines that families depend on, including SNAP (food assistance), Medicaid, mental health supports, and after-school programs.

    For children of incarcerated parents, already navigating systemic inequities, the consequences are immediate and critical.

    That's why CPNYC is launching the ONE MILLION EMERGENCY RESPONSE CAMPAIGN to deliver direct cash assistance to families, beginning with back-to-school stabilization and extending through Thanksgiving and the holiday season. This strategy is immediate, pragmatic, and proven effective.

    The Women’s Giving Council will provide key leadership within these life-changing efforts and beyond.

    The Commitment:

    • Two year term (renewable)
    • Quarterly convenings with CPNYC leadership
    • Lead one major fundraising initiative yearly
    • Give/Get $10K annually
    • One service day per year
    • Visible ambassador & advocate role
    • Identify opportunities for organizational growth, strategic partnerships & long-term scale
    • Refer one new Council member annually

    Benefits of Service:

    • Professional Growth Develop as a leader, fundraiser, and advocate.
    • Career Advancement Accelerate your career through the ELC, a philanthropic committee that strengthens résumés and promotions.
    • Visibility & Influence Be featured on CPNYC’s website, social .....media, and press.
    • Networking + Executive Access Mix and mingle with peers across industries.
    • Showcase Your Impact Lead campaigns with life-changing outcomes.
    • Brand + Community Building Enhance your personal brand while joining a respected committee of changemakers.

    About Children of Promise, NYC:

    Children of Promise, NYC (CPNYC) has redefined community-based support by co-locating a licensed mental health clinic with comprehensive youth development and family services in Brooklyn and the Bronx.

    Our pioneering model, supporting children of incarcerated parents, has served thousands, fusing mental health care, wraparound services, and collective advocacy to disrupt the cycle of incarceration.

    Location

    Hybrid
    Volunteer must be in or near New York, NY
    Associated Location

    Children of Promise, NYC

    New York, NY, USA

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