Annual Women 4 Change Breakfast

Enjoy a warm morning of connection, conversation and a delicious breakfast buffet with fellow Women 4 Change contributors, guests and grantees. Hear from keynote speaker Lee Burton on the topic of “The Harder Question of Giving: What Are Communities Really Asking of Us?” and from Yasmeen Ikramullah with an update on the W4C evaluation.

Featured Speaker:

Philanthropy is often framed in terms of how much and where we give. Lee Burton invites us to ask a deeper, more transformative question: what are communities really asking of us at this moment?

Drawing on their experience as Director of Philanthropic Services at MakeWay and as a member of the Right Relations Collaborative, Lee will explore how meaningful giving begins with personal inquiry. The means examining our own histories, leaning into uncomfortable conversations about power and privilege and learning to listen before taking action.

Through real stories, Lee demonstrates that effective philanthropy is less about donating money and more about building trust and showing up in the ways communities ask.

Highlights:

• Opportunity to consider new practices of giving and learn alongside others
• Plenty of time to network
• Free onsite parking
• Guests are welcome—bring a friend, family member, or colleague!
• Special draw: enter for a chance to win two VIP tickets to An Evening with Margaret Atwood on November 25, hosted by Interval House of Hamilton and sponsored by Women 4 Change

Please register by October 29.

For questions, contact us at [email protected] or 905-523-5600 x246.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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