Auburn Theological Seminary
The Sister Fund has a long history of organizing joint events with Auburn Theological Seminary, a "seminary without borders" committed to non-degree education, multifaith understanding and the strengthening of other theological schools through educational research and consulting. Some of our collaborations include Women’s History Month events and the sponsorship of a Young Healers Award for a teenage woman of faith.

Hunt Alternatives Fund
Founded by the sisters, Ambassador Swanee Hunt and Dr. Helen LaKelly Hunt, Hunt Alternatives Fund advances innovative and inclusive approaches to social change at the local, national and global levels. The Sister Fund is currently working with Hunt Alternatives and the Women’s Funding Network on the Women Moving Millions initiative.

Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR)
The Institute for Women's Policy Research conducts rigorous research and disseminates its findings to address the needs of women, promote public dialogue and strengthen families, communities and societies. Since 2003, IWPR has led a research and outreach program committed to promoting a vision for U.S. policies and practice rooted in women's public vision and values. IWPR worked with The Sister Fund to conceptualize our mapping study, Healers of Our Time: Women, Faith and Justice. IWPR also conducted the study survey and compiled the original document on which the report was based.

Marble Collegiate Church Women’s Ministry
The women’s ministry at Marble Collegiate describes itself as an open, diverse community of Christian women at the church dedicated to nurturing spiritual growth and wholeness in women, while supporting each other through the challenges of life. The Sister Fund has been co-sponsoring Women’s History Month events with this community for over half a decade.

Neighborhood Technical Assistance Clinic
The Neighborhood Technical Assistance Clinic was founded to improve the prospects and delivery of community- and faith-based social services. The Sister Fund regularly co-sponsors Women's History Month events with the clinic. We have also worked together on "Summer at The Sister Fund" technical assistance workshops for our grantees.

Philanthropy New York
Faith-Based Funders Group
NYRAG is the principal professional community of philanthropic foundations based in the New York City region. The Sister Fund is an active member of NYRAG’s Faith-Based Funders Group, a group of funders committed to faith-based initiatives, and is also a co-sponsor of NYRAG’s faith-based funders’ briefings.

The Riverside Church
The work of The Riverside Church is to serve God, treat all human beings as sisters and brothers and foster responsible stewardship of the earth through education, reflection and action for peace and justice. The Sister Fund has been co-sponsoring Women’s History Month events with the church for more than six years.

Women’s Funding Network (WFN)
The Women’s Funding Network is made up of more than 140 organizations that fund women's solutions across the globe. The Sister Fund is one of those organizations. We also support the Women’s Funding Network and Hunt Alternatives with the Women Moving Millions initiative.

Women’s Ministries at the National Council of Churches (NCC)
The National Council of Churches is a community of 35 Anglican, Orthodox, Protestant, historic African-American and Peace churches united by Christian faith and a cooperative effort toward education, service and witness. The NCC renewed their commitment to empowering the full participation of women in church and society in partnership with The Sister Fund, who played a significant role in re-instituting the NCC’s women’s ministries program and contributed to the women’s ministries’ Web site.

Council on Foundations and the Association of Black Foundation Executives (ABFE)
Council on Foundations is a membership organization committed to developing a vibrant, growing and responsible philanthropic sector that advances the common good, of which The Sister Fund is a member. As the first official affinity group of the COF, the Association of Black Foundation Executives champions diverse leadership in philanthropy, and in particular a substantial increase in the number of black individuals as leaders and emerging leaders within the philanthropic field. The Sister Fund is also a member of ABFE.

Women Donors Network (WDN)
WDN is a unique network of powerful women of means. WDN members, such as The Sister Fund, fund progressive causes through independent giving and collaborative efforts.

Project People Foundation (PPF)
With assistance from The Sister Fund, Project People Foundation launched its economic and humanitarian programs in 1995 with the goal of making a lasting difference in the lives of South African children and women who faced the bitter legacy of apartheid. From these initial projects, PPF has grown to encompass programs and partnerships that continue to make a positive difference in promoting economic empowerment for women in South African townships and facilitating access to education for black South African children.

Sister Song Women of Color Reproductive Health Collective
Sister Song is a network of local, regional and national grassroots agencies representing five primary ethnic populations/indigenous nations in the United States. It works to educate women of color and policymakers on reproductive and sexual health and rights, and to improve access to health services, information and resources that are culturally and linguistically appropriate. Sister Song is an outgrowth of the Latina Roundtable on Reproductive Rights, a project incubated by The Sister Fund.

Third Wave Foundation
The Third Wave Foundation is a national foundation that supports the vision and leadership of young women and transgender youth ages 15 to 30, using a feminist lens which reflects the diversity of that generation. When The Sister Fund incubated Third Wave over a decade ago, there simply were not enough dollars supporting work led by young women or transgender youth; a gender analysis was missing in alarming ways from various social justice movements; and feminist movements continued to struggle with concerns of race and class. Since then, Third Wave has become the leader in youth re-granting institutions, carving deep relationships with youth leaders working at the grassroots level.

Women for Afghan Women (WAW)
WAW is an organization of Afghan and non-Afghan women from the New York area who are committed to ensuring the human rights of Afghan women. The inclusion of women in all decision-making processes is a requirement of a democratic society. WAW advocates for the representation of women in all areas of life in Afghanistan: political, social, cultural and economic.