Explore the full cycle of women-led solutions in philanthropy, from engaging and empowering women donors to making meaningful impact in your community. Consider giving circles and other avenues for building and sustaining powerful relationships with women donors. Learn about gender norms and explore how grantmaking with a gender lens can maximize the social return on all investments in your community. Examine how to apply a gender lens to your grant guidelines and communications with grantees.
By participating in this webinar, you will:
- Learn about the transformative power of philanthropy with a gender lens;
- Explore strategies for engaging and empowering women donors; and
- Gain insight into gender norms and their impact on many community issues.
Cost:
$50.00
SPEAKERS
Meghan Cummings, CFRE, executive director, The Women's Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Meghan Cummings brings a broad perspective of fundraising through her 16 years of experience with nonprofit organizations, a corporate charity and a community foundation. She is passionate about addressing poverty issues by igniting public will and inspiring individuals, companies and foundations to collaborate in new ways. Meghan is the president of the Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.
Dr. Marcia Coné, president, Marcia Coné Consulting
Meghan Cummings brings a broad perspective of fundraising through her 16 years of experience with nonprofit organizations, a corporate charity and a community foundation. She is passionate about addressing poverty issues by igniting public will and inspiring individuals, companies and foundations to collaborate in new ways. Meghan is the president of the Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.
The Tri-State Community Foundation Webinar Series is a program offering made possible through a partnership between Indiana Philanthropy Alliance/GIFT, Council of Michigan Foundations, and Philanthropy Ohio. These webinars are designed for, but not exclusive to, community foundations.