STATEN ISLAND, NY — Nonprofit Staten Island (NPSI) hosted its Annual Mixer: Cultural Spotlight on Thursday, January 29, bringing together nonprofit leaders, partners, and community stakeholders for an evening of connection and celebration at the National Lighthouse Museum.
This year’s Cultural Spotlight highlights the National Lighthouse Museum, one of Staten Island’s most iconic cultural institutions and a proud NPSI member, while also marking Nonprofit Staten Island’s 20th anniversary serving and strengthening the borough’s nonprofit sector.
The annual gathering creates space for meaningful relationship-building across organizations and sectors, reinforcing the importance of cultural institutions and shared community values in fostering connection and collaboration.
“Hosting the Cultural Awareness Winter Mixer at the National Lighthouse Museum is an opportunity to bring nonprofit leaders together in a space that celebrates diversity, shared values, and meaningful connection,” said Linda C. Dianto, Executive Director of the National Lighthouse Museum. “At a time when collaboration matters more than ever, this gathering strengthens relationships across our sector and reinforces our collective commitment to serving Staten Island’s communities with understanding and inclusivity.”
Banner Image: Non-Profit Staten Island Cultural Mixer. Image Credit – Sean Fitzpatrick
This brand represents the 150 non profit organizations that are our members. Since 2005, the Nonprofit Staten Island (formerly known as SINFPA) has provided resources, support, and advocacy for the borough’s nonprofit community. Through year-round educational workshops, coalition building, affinity group, networking opportunities and resource sharing, we strive to ensure nonprofits have what they need to continue being service providers, employers, and active members of the Staten Island community. Nonprofit Staten Island membership includes over 150 cultural institutions, faith-based organizations, health care providers, senior & youth service providers, and local community groups that provide critical services and meaningful programs for our diverse Staten Island individuals, families, communities, and neighborhoods.
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