Racial Equity and Health Indicators in Northern Virginia

About

As funders, nonprofits, and communities take a deep dive into exploring how to address racial equity and census tract health indicators in Northern Virginia communities and beyond, come join us to hear about 200 Bridges, an initiative of the Arlington Community Foundation, Arlington County’s Department of Human Services and local nonprofits. We will hear from Anne Vor der Broegge, director of ACF’s Nonprofit Center, about this pilot program and have the opportunity for questions and discussion.

The Washington Forrest Foundation invites you to this special presentation on Wednesday, October 17, from 10:00 a.m – 12:00 p.m.

For more information and to RSVP, contact Allison Erdle at allison@washingtonforrest.org, by October 12. Breakfast/refreshments provided.

Details

Wednesday, October 17, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

The offices of the Washington Forrest Foundation/B.M. Smith & Associates

2407 Columbia Pike, Suite 200
Arlington, VA 22204

Parking available in Giant lot and office entrance is on Columbia Pike. Parking vouchers will be distributed.

Who Should Attend
LEG programs provide opportunities for Exponent Philanthropy members to connect with and learn from other funders with few or no staff in their community. These programs are planned and hosted by members with support from both Exponent Philanthropy staff and regional associations.

Registration and Other Policies
This is a complimentary program, but we do ask that you RSVP. Prior to the program you will receive a confirmation email containing logistical information. By registering for this program, participants are agreeing to Exponent Philanthropy’s Participant Guidelines. Please contact us by email or at 202-580-6560 if you have any questions.