9:00AM-12:30PM,RAFFA, 1899 L Street, NW, Sixth Floor, Washington DC
Washington Grantmakers and the Maryland School of Public Policy, in collaboration with the Association of Small Foundations, Present
"Planning for Impact"
Although all grantmakers strive for measurable impact, achieving organizational goals through giving is not a simple endeavor. Navigating the labyrinth of philanthropic action for impact requires a deliberate strategy, elucidation of rationale, and intentional action.
Join the Maryland School of Public Policy, with the Washington Grantmakers and the Association of Small Foundations to learn new strategies designed to gain skills necessary for making a meaningful and measurable impact. Co-facilitators Holli Rivera and Sara Beggs will guide you through the essential questions to formulate a clear and thoughtful plan for leveraging available resources to achieve your desired impact. This workshop will allow for hands-on work in small groups, peer mentoring, and coaching from faculty and will culminate with the tools that each of you will need to use this framework in future nonprofit endeavors and an excellent opportunity to network with local grantmakers.
Offering their expertise garnered from careers spent in the philanthropy and nonprofit sectors, and leadership in the field of ‘impact,’ this hands-on workshop will be led by:
Holli Rivera, President, Intentional Philanthropy, LLC; Rivera has worked for several years in the Washington area serving foundations and local organizations and is currently President of Intentional Philanthropy, LLC located in Bethesda, MD.
Sara Beggs, Sr. Program Manager, Association of Small Foundations; Beggs leads the “Getting to Impact” Series at the ASF and works to make the Internal Revenue Code accessible and understandable to foundations.
RSVP to Joey Manfredo | manfredo@umd.edu
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