Join us to officially kick-off the year's biggest celebration of giving as we aim to raise $1 million for 100+ Brooklyn nonprofits in just 24 hours!

Celebrated annually on Giving Tuesday—the Tuesday after Thanksgiving— #BrooklynGives is our borough's first 24-hour giving day, an opportunity for everyone who calls Brooklyn home to come together to support nonprofit organizations that make our communities great.

This "pep rally meets TED talk" will feature Brooklyn civic and nonprofit leaders in conversation about how local nonprofit organizations are the backbone of Brooklyn's communities, strengthening the lives of residents while developing innovative new approaches.

Don't miss this opportunity to discover great local nonprofits, learn more about exciting work right in your own backyard, and new ways to give back to Brooklyn!

• Panel #1: "Born in Brooklyn" - a conversation with inspiring organizations that got their start in Brooklyn's communities moderated by Errol Louis (Host of NY1's "Inside City Hall") with Melony Samuels of Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger and Jennifer Mitchell of The Hope Program
  
  

• Panel #2: "Fair and Just" - a conversation with groundbreaking organizations committed to social and racial justice moderated by Heather McGhee (Activist and Brooklyn Community Foundation Fair and Just Fellow) with Rama Issa-Ibrahim of Arab American Association of New York and Alyssa Aguilera of VOCAL-NY
  
  

• Panel #3: "Vision for the Future" - a conversation with innovative organizations creating new national models and approaches right here in Brooklyn moderated by David Belt (Founder of New Lab) with Madhu Kaza of Bard Prison Initiative at Brooklyn Public Library and Caitlin Cassaro of Extreme Kids and Crew

Location:

National Grid Auditorium
2nd Floor
1 Metro Tech, Downtown Brooklyn

Schedule:

8-8:30am: Check-In, Complimentary Breakfast
8:30-10am: Program

Registration is required.

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