On
Thursday, October 1, at 2 PM ET, the
Chronicle of Philanthropy will host a free online briefing in which we’ll explore how the philanthropic world can overcome challenges and harness opportunities created by the country’s multiple crises.
In her “Reimagining Philanthropy” series for the
Chronicle, Stanford University philanthropy expert Lucy Bernholz points out that measures of charitable giving and nonprofit vitality have declined during the pandemic even as thousands of people take to the streets, deliver aid to neighbors, and create online communities of care. Together with other experts, she'll examine
how to best rebuild — and reinvent — nonprofits in this new normal. Sign up now to join Will the Economic Crisis Force a Philanthropic Reset? You’ll learn from:
- Lucy Bernholz, Senior Research Scholar and Director, Digital Civil Society Lab at Stanford University’s Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society
- Cheryl Dorsey, President, Echoing Green
- Crystal Hayling, Executive Director, The Libra Foundation
They’ll offer practical advice and take your questions in a session that should appeal to all who think and care about the future of philanthropy.
Individual Chronicle subscribers are pre-registered. Look for an email from the
Chronicle with a link to join us at 2 PM Eastern on October 1.
Non-subscribers: Register now to secure a free spot.
