Join the Philanthropy Club for a vibrant dialogue on the history of Black Philanthropy. Gain insights on strategies for identifying, cultivating, and stewarding Black Philanthropists.
Panelists:
Tyrone McKinley Freeman, PhD, Assistant Professor of Philanthropic Studies, Director of Undergraduate Programs and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Africana Studies at Indiana University Lily School of Philanthropy; Author of Madame C.J. Walker’s Gospel of Giving: Black Women’s Philanthropy During Jim Crow
LaMenta Conway, M.D., MPH, Founder, I AM Able Foundation, Deputy Chief of Medicine for Illinois Department of Public Health
Valaida Fullwood, Co-Architect of Black Philanthropy Month, Exhibit Creator, Giving Back: The Soul of Philanthropy Reframed & Exhibited
Moderator:
Jennifer Holmes, Assistant Director, Corporate and Foundation Relations, Rush University Medical Center
“The Philanthropy Club of Chicago’s mission is to build a bridge between society’s haves and have-nots. Philanthropy is compassionate kindness with a sense of justice—love with a must. Its moral obligation is to sustain high quality education, art, medical assistance, social services, and so much more for all in society, especially for the truly helpless and the needy.” – Gus Wilhelmy (www.wilhelmyfundraising.com, Philanthropy Club founder and Safer Foundation co-founder).
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