2022 100 Who Care Alliance Leadership Conference
The 2022 100 Who Care Alliance Leadership Conference took place April 21-23 in Nashville, Tennessee. Thanks to the support of our sponsors, we were able to offer a hybrid event, present the majority of our sessions by livestream and in person, and have each of those sessions recorded.
If you did not attend the conference you now have the opportunity to purchase all of the recorded sessions! In addition to hours of training delivered by video you also have access to the handouts and worksheets provided to attendees.
12 Modules
Giving Circles- Best Practices Panel
Watch this panel discussion where various circle leaders discuss best practices and answer questions for new and developing circles. This session is ideal for leaders who have just started a giving circle or are still in the planning phases of getting one off the ground as well as seasoned leaders looking at alternate ways other circles give back.
The Story of the First 100 Who Care Charity Recipient
Be inspired by the story of how Karen Dunigan came up with a simple and powerful philanthropic idea that became the basis for the first 100 Women Who Care giving circle. Her story and the impact it had on the receiving organization will be shared by Molly Kaser, the CEO of The Center for Family Health that received the first award in 2006.
Democratizing and Diversifying Philanthropy through the Power of Giving Circles
Hear from Sara Lomelin, CEO of Philanthropy Together, as she explores how our giving circles can learn from others in this larger movement and deepen civic ties, embed equitable grantmaking practices, and ultimately, change the face of philanthropy.
Vision and Voice: Telling the Story of Your Work
Join White House veteran and former Harvard senior fellow Linda Peek Schacht as she shares lessons from her experience as the top communications official for The Coca-Cola Company, USA Today, and the US Senate on how to tell the story of your giving circle.
Keynote - Magic of Resilience
By developing and adapting the most effective resilience techniques, Jason Michaels navigated a difficult life and became a model of high performance – travelling around the world entertaining audiences and winning international magic awards. Although the naysayers claimed it would be impossible for him to become a professional entertainer, today Jason is an accomplished professional magician who has performed for hundreds of thousands of people in thirty different countries. Join us for this inspiring keynote.
What to Know Before You Give: The Charity Vetting Process
Creating trust with your members means making them feel confident in the charities nominated and selected at your giving circle events.
Join us as we walk through the process of reviewing charity information like 990s, budgets and other crucial information for approving a nominated charity.
