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Wednesday October 8, 2014 from 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM PDT
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Tuality Health Education Center
334 SE 8th Ave
Hillsboro, OR 97123



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Felicita Monteblanco
Vision Action Network
503-846-5792
van@co.washington.or.us
 

Meet the Funders Breakfast 2014

7:30 am - Noon at Tuality Health Education Center

Please join us on October 8 for our Annual "Meet the Funders Breakfast," an exciting morning of roundtable discussions with some of the Region's largest funders. 

This year's event will not feature the typical Keynote speaker, but instead an interactive workshop focused on crafting strong project concepts in minutes, not hours - and quickly turning good ideas into proposals that win funding. Also, based on last year's feedback we have also incorporated networking into this year's event.

Confirmed Funders: New Seasons, Intel, Kaiser Permanente, Pacific Continental, McDonald Jacobs, Bank of America, NW Health Foundation, Juan Young Trust, Meyer Memorial, OCF, Collins Foundation, Kinsman Foundation, PGE Foundation, Metro, Metro’s Regional Travel Options, Vibrant Village Foundation, The Reser Family Foundation. 

Schedule:
7:30 am: Breakfast & Registration
8:00 am: “The 90-minute Grant Proposal” with Maryn Boess
9:15 am: Networking
9:50 am: Roundtable Discussions I
10:30 am: Roundtable Discussions II
11:10 am: Roundtable Discussions III
Noon: Event Ends

Thank you to our sponsors:

 

PacificContinentalBank

and WSC Insurance


Special Thanks to our Host: Tuality Health Education Center

About Maryn:

Maryn Boess is a 25-year nonprofit professional and social entrepreneur who won more than $42 million in grant awards from 1989-2000. From 1998-2009 she created a portfolio of high-quality, low-cost grants information publications, websites and trainings. A resident of the Pacific Northwest since early 2011, Maryn travels nationally to share her highly-regarded workshops and consults with community-based organizations on program visioning, design, and evaluation, with a focus on an exploratory process she developed called Community Change Mapping. Since 2006 she has also been “in the grantmaker’s chair,” managing about $1 million annually in grantmaking for K-12 education in Arizona.

 

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