Find your place in the Hive ecosystem.
The Nonprofit Hive started as a free global community for nonprofit and social impact professionals. Today, it has grown into a wider ecosystem of peer-led Hives — spaces built for people who need the right conversations, the right peers, and a little more connection around the work they care about.
Where the model began.
The Nonprofit Hive is our free global community for nonprofit and social impact professionals. It is where this whole model began — with regular 1:1 Hive Chats, member-led learning, events, shared resources, and a belief that nonprofit work gets stronger when people have easier ways to find each other.
Everything else in the ecosystem grew from what we learned here: people do not just need more content, more platforms, or more events. They need useful, human ways to find the right peers at the right time.
Join the free communityOther Hives in the ecosystem.
Other organizations have begun building Hives of their own — communities for the people they serve, shaped around their sector, geography, role, or shared challenge. Different rooms, same underlying idea.
Global Health Council Community Hive
For global health professionals.
A relationship-driven space for global health peers to exchange ideas, build partnerships, and strengthen connection across regions and sectors.
Learn moreExponent Philanthropy Hive
For funders working with limited infrastructure.
Peer connection and shared problem-solving for philanthropy members looking for practical guidance, warm community, and stronger support.
Learn moreGlobal Africa Community Hive
For changemakers across Africa and the diaspora.
Monthly matched conversations designed to support trusted dialogue, cross-border collaboration, and shared learning across the Global Africa ecosystem.
Learn moreBridging Education Without Borders
For worldschooling and globally minded families.
A connection space for families exploring education, travel, belonging, and community beyond traditional borders.
Learn morePartnership LA Program
For Los Angeles nonprofits and local stakeholders.
A regional connection space designed to bridge collaboration gaps, spark partnerships, and strengthen the social impact ecosystem in Los Angeles.
Learn moreProImpact Project ED Hive
For nonprofit Executive Directors.
Monthly 1:1 peer conversations for growth-minded nonprofit leaders who want honest support, fresh perspective, and a reminder they are not leading alone.
Learn moreNonprofit L&D Collective
For nonprofit learning and development professionals.
A peer space for nonprofit L&D leaders building confidence, influence, and stronger learning practices in real nonprofit conditions.
Learn moreClimate Hive
For climate practitioners across the world.
One-to-one chats for climate researchers, advocates, nonprofit leaders, cleantech builders, funders, and changemakers looking to find each other.
Learn moreBuilders Club
For founders, operators, engineers, designers, researchers, and serious builders.
A Waterloo-rooted community for people building companies, products, careers, and momentum through proximity to other serious builders.
Learn moreWant to build a Hive for your own community?
Community Hives helps organizations create intentional peer connection for their members, partners, alumni, sector, or the people they already serve — with the platform, structure, and community-building support to make it easier to launch and sustain.
It grew out of what we learned inside The Nonprofit Hive: community gets stronger when people have simple, human ways to find each other.
Tell us about the Hive you want to build1:1 and small-group meetups
Create intentional peer conversations that help people connect beyond broadcasts, forums, or one-off events.
Bi-weekly community-building meetings
Get regular support, ideas, and shared learning from a team that understands community rhythms.
Unlimited members
Build around your whole community without worrying that every new person creates another barrier.
Customized intake
Ask the questions that matter for your people, your goals, and the kinds of matches you want to create.
Thoughtful matching structure
Match people by role, geography, interest, experience, goals, or the shared context that makes connection useful.
A team that knows social impact
Work with people who understand nonprofits, associations, networks, and the care it takes to build trust.