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SUMMARY:2018 The Fund for Women & Girls Annual Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:2018 LUNCHEON\nAPRIL 5\, 2018\nGREENWICH HYATT\nTICKETS ON SALE: JANUARY 2\, 2018\n2018 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: BILLIE JEAN KING \nThis highly-anticipated annual event attracts more than 700 enthusiastic friends and supporters from Connecticut and beyond. They celebrate making an important difference for thousands of women and girls throughout Fairfield County\, learn about the Fund’s work\, and hear from women who have benefited from their support. Keynote speakers have included the late Dr. Maya Angelou\, Geena Davis\, Dr. Madeleine Albright\, Soledad O’Brien\, Gloria Steinem\, Abby Wambach and Andrea Jung. \nFor more information about our Annual Luncheon\, email fwgevents@fccfoundation.org \nThank you for your generosity! Over $400\,000 was raised at the 2017 Fund for Women & Girls Luncheon. Net proceeds support the Family Economic Security Program (FESP).
URL:https://fccfoundation.org/event/2018-fund-women-girls-annual-luncheon/
LOCATION:Hyatt Regency Greenwich\, 1800 E Putnam Avenue\, Old Greenwich\, CT\, 06870\, United States
CATEGORIES:County Wide Fundraising Events,Foundation Events,Fund for Women & Girls
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ORGANIZER;CN="Fairfield County's Community Foundation%2C Fund for Women and Girls":MAILTO:events@theFWG.org
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SUMMARY:Lunch and Learn Series: What's Next for Community Philanthropy?
DESCRIPTION:Join us for this lively conversation on “What’s Next for Community Philanthropy” with Karen Brown\, Vice President of Innovation and Strategic Learning at Fairfield County’s Community Foundation. \nIn 2014\, The Monitor Institute published What’s Next for Community Philanthropy\, a tool kit to highlight six critical trends that will change the evolving community and philanthropic landscape in coming years. Fairfield County’s Community Foundation used this primer with our own Board of Directors and staff. Attend this workshop and you will: \n\nObtain a sneak peak into how community philanthropy organizations – such as community foundations and United Ways across the U.S. – are proactively responding to large-scale trends\nBrainstorm with fellow nonprofit leaders how you can use this primer to benefit your own organization\nGet a hard copy of the primer for use with your staff and board members\n\nClick here to register. Due to limited seating\, we request one representative per organization only. \nKAREN BROWN: Karen joined the Community Foundation in 1998. She is responsible for keeping us abreast of trends and best practices in the community foundation sector\, and promoting learning\, innovation and thought leadership. \nShe is a board member of Social Venture Partners Connecticut\, the Support Center for Nonprofit Management\, and serves on the program committee for the Connecticut Council for Philanthropy\, the steering committee for the Fairfield County Collaborative Fund for Affordable Housing\, and the Connecticut committee of the Regional Plan Association. \nKaren graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Brown University\, and holds a master’s degree in public and nonprofit administration from the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University. She co-founded the Wagner Alumni in Philanthropy Network. She received the Connecticut Council for Philanthropy’s Martha S. Newman Award for sustained and exemplary staff performance at a Connecticut foundation.
URL:https://fccfoundation.org/event/lunch-learn-series-whats-next-community-philanthropy/
LOCATION:Fairfield County’s Community Foundation\, 40 Richards Avenue\, Norwalk\, CT\, 06854\, United States
CATEGORIES:Center for Nonprofit Excellence,Foundation Events
ORGANIZER;CN="RJ Mercede":MAILTO:rmercede@fccfoundation.org
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SUMMARY:FCCF Community Conversations: Closing CT's Opportunity Gap
DESCRIPTION:Join Fairfield County’s Community Foundation as we continue our “Community Conversations” webinar series on April 24\, 2018 with Jim Horan\, CEO of CT Association for Human Services. \nOur April webinar explores what has been effective in Connecticut to close the opportunity gap and what we need to do moving forward. We’ll also share more about the ways in which FCCF is working with partners to build strong communities across Fairfield County. \nClick here to register. \nView prior webinars in this series here.
URL:https://fccfoundation.org/event/fccf-community-conversations-closing-cts-opportunity-gap/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:Center for Nonprofit Excellence,Foundation Events
ORGANIZER;CN="RJ Mercede":MAILTO:rmercede@fccfoundation.org
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