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Future of Giving Roundtable
2/18/2021
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Event Description
 
Location: Zoom Virtual Event
 

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Giving has never been more important than it is today because giving is an action that brings HOPE. Giving, whether it be of one’s time, talent and/or treasure is an act of envisioning a better future that sustains us in difficult times. So the challenge before us is how in a world experiencing so many cultural changes do we support and encourage giving in our community.

Giving points to imagining a world that treats stakeholders of all kinds — everyone, from communities to families — as beneficiaries of shared growth. The roundtable will explore the seismic cultural changes that are shaping the future of giving, where technology, changes in human behaviors and strategies that reconsider how we work together to solve some of the biggest challenges out there. Corporations, nonprofits, individuals, leaders and your neighbors all have a role to play. This very moment of crisis is daring us all to do it better.

In response to this challenge, Impact100 Northwest Florida, Inc has invited our philanthropic community to this roundtable to discuss the Future of Giving and generate via networking and discussions action step possibilities for local non-profits and donors inspired by the Future of Giving report. We also agree that giving is everyone's business - corporations, nonprofits, individuals, leaders and all our neighbors have a role to play. This very moment of crisis daring us all to do it better.

So we welcome you and hope that you all take away from this roundtable an increased understanding of the cultural changes impacting our communities and new ideas to enable you to perform your role more successfully.

Keynote speaker Tony Cohn, Director of Strategy - Morgridge Family Foundation, who will speak to us LIVE and highlight the key principles from Carrie Morgridge's report "The Future of Giving". This
FREE virtual event is open to the public! So invite those you know that are local nonprofits, philanthropists, donors, and community leaders to join us!
 

John and Carrie Morgridge serve as Founders of The Morgridge Family Foundation (MFF). MFF invests in leaders and organizations that reimagine solutions to some of today’s greatest challenges.

Over the past decade, MFF has empowered educators to tackle the most challenging school conditions through their investment in mindSpark Learning. Additionally, John and Carrie created Student Support Foundation, a national organization inspiring youth philanthropy. 

Carrie speaks internationally on education advocacy, poverty alleviation, and philanthropy. She is the award-winning author of Every Gift Matters and The Spirit of the Trail.

As avid athletes, John and Carrie biked the Great Divide, a 2,774 mile trail from Canada to Mexico. They split their time between Montana, Colorado and Florida. 

 

Tony Cohn is the Director of Strategy for the Morgridge Family Foundation. In this role he identifies, manages, and grows major philanthropic relationships and priorities on behalf of the organization.

Previously, Tony was with the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C, where he conceptualized and led Institution-wide projects. He created the Smithsonian’s award-winning podcast, Sidedoor, which reached three million people in its first two years. He oversaw the Institution’s “Pepper Project” which publicly brought robots to a cultural institution for the first time in history. Tony has collaborated with government and cultural institutions across five continents to reimagine the impact of communication and strategic programs. Since 2016, Tony has been part of a U.S. Department of State public diplomacy program that trains media professionals around the world. He is a graduate of American University. Outside the office, you can find Tony on a running trail, visiting a far-flung country, or hunting down a new piece of figurative artwork.
Event Date: 2/18/2021

Event Time: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM