First Grant Maker/Grant Recipient Dialogue on Nonprofit Data & Evaluation
Event Information
Description
Tech Networks of Boston, Third Sector New England, and Essential Partners invite you to participate in a unique program on June 20th: a “Grant Maker/Grant Recipient Dialogue on Nonprofit Data and Evaluation.”
- It will be an opportunity for a limited number of grant makers and grant recipients to have a fresh, new, deeper conversation about these complex and challenging issues.
- It will NOT be the typical panel discussion with a Q & A period. Instead, this session will include an equal number of grant makers and grant recipients, who will engage in candid dialogue.
- Our facilitator will be Dave Joseph, senior associate at Essential Partners; the latter is the nonprofit organization formerly known as the "Public Conversations Project."
- Barr Foundation
- Boston Foundation
- Clowes Fund, Inc.
- Combined Jewish Philanthropies
- Community Foundation for Nantucket
- GMA Foundations
- Grantmakers Council of Rhode Island
- Greater Worcester Community Foundation
- Health Resources in Action
- Local Initiative Support Corporations
- Massachusetts Service Alliance
- Mott Philanthropic
- Nutter, McClennen & Fish/Lincoln and Therese Filene Foundation
- Schott Foundation for Public Education
- SkillWorks
- The Philanthropic Initiative
- Third Sector New England
- United Way of Greater New Bedford
- United Way of Hampshire County
- United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley
We are now ready to invite an equal number of nonprofit grant recipients.
Many thanks and best regards from Deborah
Organizer Tech Networks of Boston
Organizer of First Grant Maker/Grant Recipient Dialogue on Nonprofit Data & Evaluation
Tech Networks of Boston helps mission-based organizations in Greater Boston enhance their effective use of information technology. Our services include IT strategic planning and assessment services, IT services management, project management, data integration, software development, web design, systems engineering, training, deskside support, and 24/7 support services including end-user support, remote server monitoring and emergency onsite service.
In addition to providing IT Services, Tech Networks of Boston engages with nonprofits in the Boston area. Our initiatives include our Roundtable events and our IT Community of Practice. These groups provide nonprofit professionals and consultants with networking and professional development opportunities.
TNB is also a leader in service to the community. We contribute financially and through hands-on work. Our partnerships include talent development with the Shriver Job Corps, protecting our climate with the Climate Action Business Association, and promoting nonprofit fundraisers through our Boston Charity Events newsletter and website. Participating generously and responsibly in our local, business, client and world communities are a core value of TNB.
Tech Networks of Boston is a Massachusetts Benefit corporation and a Certified B Corporation, underlining our commitment to serving triple bottom line values of "People, Planet, and Profit". Our mission is to enable organizations to use innovative and effective tools to serve human needs.
