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Conference

2018 Grantmakers in Aging Conference

Grantmakers in Aging

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Dear Colleagues and Friends,

Each year, in October, GIA holds its Annual Conference, with more than 200 top local and national funders, in one of America’s great cities.

For 2018, we’re excited to bring the meeting to Memphis, Tennessee — the birthplace of rock and roll and home to the world’s best barbecue. Our venue is The Peabody Hotel, Memphis, whose iconic rooftop provides spectacular views of the Mississippi River and a great Southern city which has worked hard in America’s ongoing struggle to ensure that the rights of all citizens are met. Memphis is also the site of some innovative programs designed to benefit older adults.

For example, the Plough Foundation has spearheaded an Aging Initiative for nearly four years, engaging in research, collaboration, and idea-sharing to identify and address the most pressing issues facing older citizens living in the city and surrounding Shelby County. Along with the work of local government and scores of community partners, the result is the slow but steady transformation of a great city into an even better one — a city that offers anyone, regardless of age, the highest quality of life.

We couldn’t think of a more fitting backdrop for GIA’s 2018 Annual Conference and look forward to convening with our members and our extended network of thought-leaders and changemakers. We hope you’ll join us, both in the convention halls and at the landmarks, such as Graceland and Beale Street, that make Memphis so unique.

John Feather, CEO, Grantmakers In Aging
Ann Monroe, Board Chair, Grantmakers In Aging
Diane Rudner, Chairman of the Board, Plough Foundation and Honorary Chair of 2018 Annual Conference

Any organization eligible for GIA membership is eligible to attend the annual conference. This includes donors, trustees, staff, and consultants of foundations, and corporate giving programs.. If you have any questions on eligibility to attend, please contact Maria Gonzales Jackson at mgonzalesjackson@giaging.org.

Non-Solicitation Policy: All conference participants are expected to follow a strict policy of non-solicitation at the conference. GIA prohibits any form of solicitation of its members or other grantmakers during or after the conference. This includes in-person, phone or electronically(e-mail, social media, etc.).

To receive the membership rate, you must be a current member of GIA. Please check on Member Roster.

Details

When

Wednesday, October 17 from 12:00 AM
to Friday, October 19 at 12:00 AM

Where
149 Union Avenue
Memphis, TN 38103
Fee

$745-$1000

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