May 07 Tuesday
We’re in the middle of a critical year for democracy globally. Collective giving, where individuals pool their resources and decide together where to give their support, is a model being practiced by everyday people around the world to respond to community needs.
We Give Summit ignites and unites all of us in the powerful movement of collective giving. Open to members and supporters of collective giving groups, community leaders, philanthropy experts and social impact newcomers, we'll celebrate and Activate Together. Join us May 7-9, 2024 for this virtual event, featuring live and on-demand sessions centered on ways to ignite change together using our Time, Talent, Treasure, Testimony, and Ties (also known as the 5Ts of Philanthropy)Here's a quick event overview:40+ incredible speakers includingDeepa Iyer, Sr. Director of Strategic Initiatives at Building Movement ProjectDan Pallotta, Activist, TED Speaker & Author of UncharitableBaratunde Thurston, Writer, Activist, & Host of How to Citizen Podcast20+ sessions happening May 7-9 including interactive workshops, panel discussions, fireside chats and networkingHundreds of members of collective giving groups and supporters from around the worldAll sessions are FREE. Donate $50 or more when registering and you’ll receive swag in the mail, including a copy of Infectious Generosity by TED’s Chris Anderson and a card game to help you activate the 5Ts (while supplies last!).Register now
May 11 Saturday
In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we’ve partnered with the Asian American Advocacy Fund (AAAF) to feature a pop-up exhibit titled Threads of Justice. Inspired by the 1985 Garment Workers’ strike in Chinatown, Threads of Justice honors Asian American stories with the hope of creating a better future for AAPI communities.
Threads of Justice features the works of 12 artists: Leah Abucayan, Helen Choi, Sayma Hossain, Tanjina Islam, Herok Kim, Wihro Kim, Killamari, Gabby Lee, Neha Patel, Sanithna Pansavanh, Ghazal Qadri, and Jonny Warren. Most of the artists are based in Georgia.
Threads of Justice will be featured at The Center from May 11 – May 31, 2024.
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May 15 Wednesday
This event is in celebration of International Seniors Month being May. The cast is entirely senior citizens with the eldest being 92 years old. The seniors decided that the money received monthly is not enough to live on therefore planning a heist, but realizing through all things God is watching because his eye is on the sparrow
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