APN members continue to work with governments, regional development bodies such as SADC and the African Union (AU), academia, research institutions, and international NGOs (INGOs) to benchmark and improve the national, regional, and continental frameworks enabling domestic philanthropy. Philanthropy – is the act of giving and is an act of power.
Together, we have the collective power to influence national states and societal actors towards supporting African traditions of philanthropy and enable domestic philanthropic giving as a driver for change and Africa’s sustainable development.
- Access to and possibility to interact and develop relationships with APN members around the continent
- Access to online communities of practice for learning and knowledge sharing
- Access to APN Website and social media to increase your visibility
- Access to tools for sustainability, accountability and transparency
- Access to new information, tools and the latest innovations in the philanthropy field
- Access and eligibility to scholarships in selected APN meetings and events
- Access to subsidized registration rate for APN Assembly
- Access to use the APN logo which identifies you as a member of the only organizational and individual membership network promoting the voice and action for African philanthropy in the continent
- Access to and eligibility to run for APN Board member
- Participation and profiling of your work in peer learning events, webinars, and regional meetings
- Possibility to participate and influence the field through APN research and other network activities
- Opportunities to connect and work with peer organizations
- Opportunities for capacity building, i.e., leadership development, domestic resource mobilization, lobby and advocacy, and other professional growth
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