WASHINGTON, Nov. 12, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Graham-Pelton Consulting, the American Psychiatric Association Foundation, and Fenton will host a timely panel discussion examining how nonprofits, corporations, and foundations can drive critical change in society through philanthropy on Tuesday, November 13, 2018 at 8:30 a.m. at The National Press Club, 529 14th Street, NW, 13th Floor, Washington D.C. This gathering will bring together over 120 leaders in development, communications, marketing, nonprofits, and foundations to discuss the critical role of philanthropy in changing today's narrative.
In our increasingly polarized society, issues like health care, retirement, immigration, jobs, and education are at risk. At a time when politics seem to foster uncertainty, fear, and divisiveness throughout our nation, corporations and nonprofits have the opportunity – and even the responsibility – to bring people together in a way that will drive change and move society forward.
The panel of nonprofit, foundation, and corporate leaders will explore the responsibility of the nonprofit and the corporation, inherent obstacles and challenges, and innovative solutions to achieve the seemingly impossible.
The event will be moderated by Elizabeth Zeigler, President and CEO of Graham-Pelton and Daniel Gillison, Executive Director of the American Psychiatric Association Foundation. Panelists will include:
Graham-Pelton is a fundraising and management consulting firm for leading nonprofit organizations worldwide whose mission is to elevate philanthropy so nonprofits can flourish.
Through the American Psychiatric Association Foundation's community-based programs, fellowships, awards, and grants, they address critical mental health needs and direct resources where they are needed most, focusing on a mentally healthy nation for all.
Fenton are strategists for social change whose clients are the foundations, non-profits, and brands taking on the world's toughest challenges in human rights, social and economic justice, environment, education, and public health.
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In our increasingly polarized society, issues like health care, retirement, immigration, jobs, and education are at risk. At a time when politics seem to foster uncertainty, fear, and divisiveness throughout our nation, corporations and nonprofits have the opportunity – and even the responsibility – to bring people together in a way that will drive change and move society forward.
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The panel of nonprofit, foundation, and corporate leaders will explore the responsibility of the nonprofit and the corporation, inherent obstacles and challenges, and innovative solutions to achieve the seemingly impossible.
The event will be moderated by Elizabeth Zeigler, President and CEO of Graham-Pelton and Daniel Gillison, Executive Director of the American Psychiatric Association Foundation. Panelists will include:
- Cheryl Hughes, Senior Director, Civic Engagement, The Chicago Community Trust
- Lilly Weinberg, Director, Community Foundations, Knight Foundation
- Will Shafroth, President and CEO, National Park Foundation
- Delia de la Vara, Senior Vice President, Development and Strategic Initiatives, UnidosUS
- Nona Evans, Executive Director, Whole Kids Foundation and Whole Cities Foundation
Graham-Pelton is a fundraising and management consulting firm for leading nonprofit organizations worldwide whose mission is to elevate philanthropy so nonprofits can flourish.
Through the American Psychiatric Association Foundation's community-based programs, fellowships, awards, and grants, they address critical mental health needs and direct resources where they are needed most, focusing on a mentally healthy nation for all.
Fenton are strategists for social change whose clients are the foundations, non-profits, and brands taking on the world's toughest challenges in human rights, social and economic justice, environment, education, and public health.
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SOURCE Graham-Pelton Consulting
