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After The Spill: Philanthropic Strategies for Promoting Gulf Coast Resilience
A Conservation Event for Donors Hosted by The Philanthropy Roundtable Cosponsored with The Southeastern Council of Foundations
- When
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Nov 09, 2010 12:00 PM
Nov 09, 2010 04:00 PM
Nov 09, 2010
from 12:00 pm to 04:00 pm - Where
- Mobile, Alabama
- Contact Name
- Alex Echols
- Contact Phone
- 703-660-2366
- Contact Email
- echols@conrod.com
America's Gulf Coast is a resilient region. Home to some of the country's oldest settlements, its people have fought yearly hurricanes, flooding, extreme heat, and tropical diseases. Today the BP oil spill threatens the long-term health of the Gulf's wildlife, economy, and people. Donors have an opportunity to help the region recover from the spill. The Philanthropy Roundtable and the Southeastern Council of Foundations invite you to discuss how philanthropy can help build a vibrant, healthy, and resilient Gulf Coast.
Keynote Speaker
Ray Mabus, United States Secretary of the Navy
Other Speakers Include
Scott Burns, director of environment programs, Walton Family Foundation
Elizabeth Love, Houston Endowment Inc.
Bruce Yandel, senior fellow, Property & Environment Research Center
Sessions
12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Register:
Online or contact Dorothy Martinez at meetings@PhilanthropyRoundtable.org or 202.822.8333.
The registration deadline to attend this conference is Tuesday, November 2, 2010.
Please note: This event is in conjunction with the Southeastern Council of Foundations 2010 Annual Meeting. To learn more about SECF’s Annual Meeting click here.
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