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October 7th, 2017
Let’s Talk Philanthropy: Listening & Learning for Community Foundation Donors in Small Group Conversations
Given where we are, now more than ever, we need to hear your voice. As part of a community, we need your input as we work to impact critical areas affecting our community.
Share your thoughts. What do you see as critical issues? What role does philanthropy play?
Learn more about ways that Community Foundation donors have moved forward initiatives that have the greatest impact in our community.
Hear from others who also have a passion for philanthropy.
We are seeking to hear from donors, as part of our Let’s Talk Philanthropy; Listening & Learning Series. Please contact Amy LeViere at aleviere@cftompkins.org or 272-9333, for details, or if you would like to attend and share your thoughts and perspective on one of these topics.
Please let us know if there is another topic that you think we should offer as part of this series.
Let’s Talk Philanthropy; 2017-2018 Listening & Learning Series
March 28 Social Justice Interests
April 18 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues
May 16 Cornell Community Perspectives
June 8 Arts & Culture Interest
June 27 Place-based Needs
July 13 Environment and Sustainability
October 12 Aging Issues
November 2 Business Interests
December 7 Housing Issues
2018
March 27 Health Issues and Healthy Communities
April 24 Food/Nutrition Security, Access, and Collaborations
June 12 NCRP Conversation: Exercising Public Leadership Beyond Grantmaking to Create Catalytic Change
September 18 Campus Perspectives: TC3
October 9 Campus Perspectives: Ithaca College
November 8 Campus Perspectives: Cornell University
Seating is limited. Non-solicitation events. Each is a small group, active conversations among a community of donors connected to the issues affecting Tompkins County and beyond. Thank you for your role improving the quality of life in Tompkins County.