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Fundraising and the Future of Community Preservation

Please join the Humanities Council of Washington, DC to discuss fundraising strategies for community history and preservation organizations in this difficult economic environment.

 
TONIGHT - 25 June 2009 (Thurs)
6-8 PM
Watts Branch Rec Center
6201 Banks Place, NE
Washington, DC

 
Speakers include:
  • Pat Henry, DC Partnerships and Grants
  • Tracy Jarmon, Community Foundation
  • Albert Shaheen, Humanities Council of Washington, DC
  • Nell Ziehl, National Trust for Historic Preservation
Seating is VERY LIMITED,  please click here to RSVP
OR call 202-387-8391;  light meal will be served

 

 
  The Humanities Council is now accepting Requests for Proposals for our annual DC Community Heritage Project grant cycle
More Information
 
 DC Community Heritage Project


 
 Four Living Mayors
Former Mayor Marion Barry, Former Mayor Sharon Pratt,
Former Mayor Anthony Williams and Current Mayor Adrian Fenty

The Humanities Council of Washington, DC will convene a discussion on the transformation
of Washington, DC over the past 30 years. Invited panelists include all living
Mayors of Washington: Marion Barry, Adrian Fenty, Sharon Pratt, and Anthony Williams.

Please join us on Wednesday, June 24 from 6 pm – 8:00 pm
in the Great Hall of the Historical Society of Washington, DC
at 801 K Street, NW, Washington, DC

 

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