Megan Hallisy

Associate Manager, Client Services, YouthTruth

Megan helps the Client Services team foster an excellent experience for school and district clients during all stages of their engagement with YouthTruth.

Before joining YouthTruth in 2021, Megan worked in development at a nonprofit organization in San Francisco, raising money for medical research. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and a minor in Philosophy from Santa Clara University in 2017.

Outside of work, Megan enjoys hiking with friends, seeing live music, and searching for the best BLT in in the Bay Area.

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In Light of New ‘State of Nonprofits’ Data, Philanthropy Must Harness the ‘Power of Possible’
Alfonso Tomás Wenker Senior Vice President of Community Impact, Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation

by Alfonso Tomás WenkerLauren Chan | May 14, 2026

Amid burnout, fear of being targeted and funding cuts, our grantee partners are clear that things are not sustainable. Funders, our response cannot be silence, self-protection, or simply falling back to, “philanthropy can’t fill the holes government left.” I’m a...

Responding to the State of Nonprofits in 2026: What Funders Can Do
Joanne Florino Adam Meyerson Distinguished Fellow in Philanthropic Excellence, Philanthropy Roundtable

by Joanne FlorinoChloe Heskett | May 13, 2026

Reading CEP’s latest report on the current state of nonprofits took me back to the Great Recession and the challenges brought on by COVID-19. The combination of CEO and staff burnout along with increased demand for services is — unfortunately — all too familiar. Add...

‘Too Many Nonprofits’ Is Not Our Biggest Problem
Phil Buchanan President, CEP

by Phil BuchananPhil Buchanan | May 11, 2026

“There are too many nonprofits.” “Yes,” someone else will chime in. “There are too many nonprofits.” It’s a comment I hear frequently in gatherings of funders, and when it’s said, I notice, many people nod. We heard this from some foundation CEOs when my colleagues on...