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• Family Foundation Information Exchange 2013

  • Start
    Tuesday, January 01, 2013
  •  
  • End
    Tuesday, December 31, 2013
  • Location
    Locations and dates will be confirmed.

  Register

  Family Foundation Forum

  
  

  Registration is now open for the Family Foundation Information Exchange (FFIX) 2013 series.

  In this small group setting, family foundation executives meet regularly to discuss, problem solve and share critical ideas that will assist them in their work. In this unique peer learning experience, participants set the agenda and overall format, contribute to a deeper level of learning on timely and relevant topics and build support and collaboration within the family foundation community.

  Facilitated by family foundation consultant Jan Kern, FFIX serves as a vehicle to explore new avenues of grantmaking, gain critical skills and find support and encouragement among peers.

  For more information on joining FFIX, contact Program Associate Tuly Martinez at (213) 680-8866, ext. 231 or tuly@socalgrantmakers.org.

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  Dates:
  There will be five meetings during the 2013 calendar year. The FFIX calendar will be developed to accommodate participants’ existing commitments in order to allow for flexible scheduling and timing.

  Registration:
  For more information on joining FFIX, contact Program Associate Tuly Martinez at (213) 680-8866, ext. 231 or tuly@socalgrantmakers.org.

  Space is limited. The deadline to register is Wednesday, January 9, 2013.

  Fees:
  $600 for SCG members
  $900 for eligible non-members

  Who May Attend:
  Current SCG family foundation members and family foundations eligible for SCG membership. For eligibility requirements, click here.

  
  

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• 2013 Conference on Family Philanthropy

  • When
    Wednesday, May 29, 2013
  •  
    8:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Annenberg Community Beach House, 415 Pacific Coast Highway, Santa Monica, CA 90402

  2013 Conference on Family Philanthropy
  
  

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  Register now for Southern California Grantmakers' 2013 Conference on Family Philanthropy, featuring:
  

  > Ben Goldhirsh, Chairman, The Goldhirsh Foundation and Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, GOOD; Tara Roth McConaghy, President, The Goldhirsh Foundation; and Claire Hoffman, Director, The Goldhirsh Foundation, will share how they re-framed their giving to more closely align with their professional and philanthropic values. They will also discuss how they embarked on the new LA2050 initiative.
  

  
  

  
  

  > A special presentation from Bridgespan Partner Lisa Walsh with insights from Bridgespan’s new work on "high stakes donor collaborations." Walsh will also highlight some of the key national and regional trends on the horizon and share guiding principles that can help family foundations identify and operationalize innovative practices in their work.

  
  

  > Richard Atlas, Co-founder and Trustee of The Atlas Family Foundation, will give his perspective on the value of partnerships in his philanthropic work.

  
  

  > Isaac Bloch and Alan Bloch, Trustees of The Philip and Muriel Berman Foundation, will share their recent experiences with impact investing.
  
  Designed to encourage new connections, identify cutting-edge trends and best practices and elevate the innovative work of foundations in Southern California, this year’s conference will explore ways for family foundations to achieve breakthrough impact in their work. Participants will explore tangible ideas to drive innovation, improve immediate results and set a trajectory for high social impact.
  
  
  

  Speakers:

  Richard Atlas

  Co-founder and Trustee, The Atlas Family Foundation

  Richard Atlas is a catalyst, convener, advocate and collaborator in the field of early child development. He and his wife Lezlie co-founded The Atlas Family Foundation in 1985, concentrating their charitable resources to advance high-impact early childhood intervention and education programs for children prenatal-to-three and their families. Targeting low-income, high-risk families, the Foundation promotes key services, parenting education, staff development and advocacy for children's healthy development as well as social, emotional and cognitive well-being. The Foundation's grantmaking is based on the belief that the formative years from prenatal to preschool age set the trajectory of our lives.  

  Atlas retired as a General Partner of Goldman Sachs in 1994, after close to 27 years as one of the leaders in Goldman Sachs’ Equities Division and Co-resident Partner of Goldman Sachs' Los Angeles office.  He holds an M.B.A. from Harvard and a B.A. from UCLA (1966). Richard has served on a variety of nonprofit boards, including The California Endowment, Zero to Three and Children Now.
  

  
  

  Ben Goldhirsh

  Chairman, The Goldhirsh Foundation and Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, GOOD 

  Ben Goldhirsh is the Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of GOOD, a global community of, by, and for pragmatic idealists working towards individual and collective progress. Outside of GOOD, he serves as the Chairman of The Goldhirsh Foundation, an organization built to help social innovators implement and scale solutions to critical societal challenges. A Co-founder and Board Member of City Year Los Angeles, Goldhirsh graduated from Brown University.

  
  

  Claire Hoffman

  Director, The Goldhirsh Foundation

  In addition to serving as Director of The Goldhirsh Foundation, Claire Hoffman writes for national magazines, covering culture, celebrity, religion, business and other issues. She serves on the Los Angeles boards of KIPP and LIFT. Her daughters, Josie and Vivian, sit firmly at the center of her universe. She holds an M.A. in Religion from the University of Chicago, and an M.A. in Journalism from Columbia University. 
  

  
  

  Tara Roth McConaghy

  President, The Goldhirsh Foundation

  Tara Roth McConaghy is the President of the Goldhirsh Foundation. Prior to this role, she bridged the worlds of marketing, media, and philanthropy as the founding Chief Operating Officer of GOOD and as a social strategy advisor. Roth McConaghy began her career in marketing and business development for NBCinternet and Infoseek, and has worked with such organizations as Participant Media, Fifteen Foundation and the New Schools Venture Fund. As a senior advisor to GOOD, she helped launch the Pepsi Refresh Project. Roth McConaghy serves on the Advisory Boards of the Imagination Foundation and 826LA. She holds an MBA from Oxford University, where she was awarded a Skoll scholarship in social entrepreneurship. 

  
  

  Lisa Walsh

  Partner, Bridgespan

  Lisa Walsh is a Bridgespan Partner based in San Francisco. With more than 25 years of for-profit and nonprofit consulting experience in strategy, operations and organization, a common denominator of her career has been collaborating with leadership teams to meet the challenges of rapidly changing, turbulent environments. Walsh’s recent clients include organizations focusing on community health, youth development and the environment. Prior to joining Bridgespan, she was a Partner and Senior Director with Bain & Company, where she led Bain’s West Coast healthcare practice. Prior to Bain, Walsh worked for Merrill Lynch in healthcare finance and as an economist with the U.S. Department of Energy. She holds an MBA from Harvard Business School.

  
  

  Isaac Bloch
  Trustee, The Philip and Muriel Berman Foundation
  Isaac Bloch serves as a Trustee and Board Advisor to The
  Philip and Muriel Berman Foundation. He is a Fellow in
  Conuence Philanthropy's Next Gen Fellowship in Mission
  Related Investing, for trustees and individual donors seeking
  to align their values with the management of their assets.
  Bloch is a chapter leader with Resource Generation, which
  organizes young people with nancial wealth to leverage their
  resources for social and economic justice.

  
  Alan Bloch
  Trustee, The Philip and Muriel Berman Foundation
  Alan Bloch is a Trustee, as well as the Vice President and
  Treasurer of The Philip and Muriel Berman Foundation. He
  is responsible for the Foundation's investments and has
  helped to formulate its philanthropic vision, policy and
  practice. Retired from the brokerage and investment business,
  Bloch also spent six years in the defense industry.
  

  
  

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  Date:
  Wednesday, May 29, 2013

  Time:
  8:30 am to 1:00 pm

  Location:  
  Annenberg Community Beach House 
  415 Pacific Coast Highway
  Santa Monica, CA 90402

  Who May Attend:
  Staff and trustees of family foundations and individual philanthropists who are current SCG members or are eligible for SCG membership. Click here for eligibility requirements.
  
  Fees:
  SCG members: free
  Eligible nonmembers: $125

  
  

  Registration:
  

  Registration is now closed.

  
  

  
  

  Southern California Grantmakers'
  2013 Conference on Family Philanthropy is sponsored by:

  
  

  

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• Emerging Opportunities for Dental Care

  • When
    Thursday, May 30, 2013
  •  
    9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
  • Location
    Center for Healthy Communities, 1000 N. Alameda St., Los Angeles, CA 90012

  In Focus: Health Care Reform

  
  

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  Tackling an emerging trend or policy issue of recent concern to philanthropy, Southern California Grantmakers’ new In Focus program series will convene funders to learn about a specific topic, exchange ideas about how philanthropy can address an evolving issue and share updates about their work. By bringing together funders on a quarterly basis over the course of one year, In Focus provides a platform for funders to address key issues through collaboration and action.
   
  Join your grantmaking colleagues for SCG’s first series, which will focus on health care reform. Signed in to law in 2010, the staged implementation of the Affordable Care Act is rapidly impacting communities that we serve. Recognizing the need to understand and quickly adapt SCG members will meet quarterly over one year to hear from experts about pressing changes and exchange ideas about ways funders can respond and prioritize emerging needs.
   
  Quarterly meeting topics:
   
  March 12, 2013: A New Environment for Community Clinics with Cynthia Carmona, director of government and external affairs, Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County, facilitated by SCG member Rosemary Veniegas, program officer, Health Care, California Community Foundation
   
  May 30, 2013: Emerging Opportunities for Dental Care with Jenny Kattlove, director, Strategic Health Initiatives, The Children's Partnership, facilitated by Dorothy Fleisher, program director, W.M. Keck Foundation
   
  September 16, 2013: A Crossroads for the Residually Uninsured with Lucien Wulsin Jr., executive director and founder, Insure the Uninsured Project, facilitated by SCG member Bridget Cole, senior program director, Community Partners
  
  November 2013: Open Topic
  
  Participants are asked to commit to attending all four meetings. For participants unable to participate in future meetings, a representative from their organization may attend.

  
  

  Meeting Two (Emerging Opportunities for Dental Care) Details:
  

  
  Presenter:
  
  Jenny Kattlove
  Director, Strategic Health Initiatives, The Children's Partnership
  Jenny Kattlove directs efforts at The Children’s Partnership (TCP) to increase access to dental care for California's children. She leads TCP's telehealth program and efforts related to ensuring access to affordable, comprehensive health insurance for all children in California, including directing TCP's California Express Lane Eligibility program. Kattlove also works to ensure that digital opportunities are available to all young people and families, especially those that are low-income and underserved. 

  Before her position with TCP, Kattlove worked in Ohio, where she served as the Health Advocate for KidsOhio.org and the Children's Defense Fund. In these roles, she led efforts to increase access to health and dental care for low-income children and families through advocacy, coalition building, outreach and education. Kattlove holds an MSc in Social Administration from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.

  
  

  Date:
  Thursday, May 30, 2013
  

  Time:
  9:30 am to 11:30 am

  Location:
  Center for Healthy Communities
  1000 N. Alameda St.
  Los Angeles, CA 90012

  Registration:
  Questions regarding registration should be directed to Program Coordinator Kameron Green.

  Participants are asked to commit to attending all four meetings. For participants unable to participate in future meetings, a representative from the organization may attend.
  

  Fees
  SCG members: free
  Eligible non-members: $100 for the full four-part series

  Who May Attend
  Current SCG members and grantmakers eligible for SCG membership. For eligibility requirements, click here.
  

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• Equipping Your Foundation for the Age of Transparency and Big Data

  • When
    Monday, June 10, 2013
  •  
    11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    This program is a webinar.

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  Foundation Leadership Series

  Big Data--the gathering of unprecedented amounts of digital information to understand trends and predict future behavior--is fundamentally changing the way we understand the world and make decisions.

  Join colleagues from across the state for a webinar led by Foundation Center President Bradford K. Smith on the power of Big Data and how grantmakers can use it to inform their work. Participants will explore how revolutionary changes in technology-fueled transparency, data access and data mining will have a profound and growing impact on foundations of all sizes. Smith will also address how Big Data can help your foundation communicate powerful ideas, improve relationships with grantees, facilitate greater collaboration, reduce duplication of effort and cultivate a community of shared learning. 

  Sponsored by The James Irvine Foundation and offered in partnership with California Philanthropy, this program is the first in a  Glasspockets webinar series on philanthropy and information technology. Future programs the Glass Pockets Webinar Series include:

  • What Do We Know? Tapping the Social Sector's Collective Intelligence - September 10, 2013
    
  • Transparency 2.0: Foundations in the Age of Social Media - October 17, 2013
    

  Speaker:

  Bradford K. Smith
  President, Foundation Center
  Bradford K. Smith is President of the Foundation Center, the leading source of information about philanthropy worldwide. Before joining the Foundation Center in 2008, he was president of the Oak Foundation in Geneva, Switzerland, a major family foundation with programs and grant activities in 41 countries in North America, Europe, Africa, Latin America and South Asia. Prior to that Smith worked with the Ford Foundation as a representative in Brazil, and then as Vice President in the New York headquarters, where he was responsible for the global Peace and Social Justice Program.

  Smith serves on the Board of Directors of the Tinker Foundation and the Advisory Board of the United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security. He holds an M.A. in economics from the New School for Social Research in New York.

  About Foundation Center:
  Established in 1956, the Foundation Center is the leading source of information about philanthropy worldwide. Through data, analysis and training, it connects people who want to change the world to the resources they need to succeed. The Center maintains the most comprehensive database on U.S. and, increasingly, global grantmakers and their grants undefined a robust, accessible knowledge bank for the sector. It also operates research, education and training programs designed to advance knowledge of philanthropy at every level. 

  About the Glasspockets Webinar Series:
  As we access greater quantities of information online, public expectation about what information is made available is increasing at a rapid pace. Emerging and ever-evolving technologies are also providing more opportunities for grantmakers to be transparent about their work. Sponsored by The James Irvine Foundation, and offered in partnership with California Philanthropy, this webinar series will help you learn about harnessing the power online transparency has to improve relationships with grantees, facilitate greater collaboration, reduce duplication of effort, and cultivate a community of shared learning. 

  In support of this paradigm shift, the Foundation Center’s Glasspockets, has been collecting examples and best practices of foundation transparency in an online world.  

  With Glasspockets, the Foundation Center and its partners are working to:

  • Inspire private foundations to greater openness in their communications;
  • Increase understanding of best practices in foundation transparency and accountability in an online world;
  • Illustrate how institutional philanthropy is relevant to the critical issues of our time;
  • Highlight the many stories of philanthropy that show how private wealth is serving the public good; and
  • Illuminate successes, failures and ongoing experimentation so foundations can build on each other's ideas to increase impact.

  
  

  Date: 
  Monday, June 10, 2013
  

  Time: 
  11:00 am to 12:00 pm

  Location:
  This program is a webinar.
  

  Registration: 
  SCG members: register online.

  Non-members: Email programsrsvp@socalgrantmakers.org to request a non-member registration code.

  Fees:
  Free

  Who May Participate:
  Current SCG members and other grantmakers eligible for membership. For eligibility requirements, click here.

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• Music Under the Stars 2013

  • When
    Thursday, June 27, 2013
  •  
    5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
  • Location
    Levitt Pavilion Los Angeles at MacArthur Park, West 6th Street and S. Park View Street, Los Angeles, CA 90057

  Register

  Music Under the Stars

  
  

  You and a guest are invited to SCG's annual summer event--in a new downtown location--featuring special guest Deputy Mayor Aileen Adams.
  

  
  

  
  

  Please join us as we celebrate the achievements of the Mayor's Office of Strategic Partnerships, salute a great leader and enjoy world class music under the stars in vibrant MacArthur Park.
  

  
  

  Established in 2009, the Office of Strategic Partnerships (OSP) was created to facilitate collaboration between the City and the philanthropic and nonprofit communities. Led by Deputy Mayor Aileen Adams, OSP has made significant contributions to the sector and strengthened connections between philanthropy and nonprofits in innumerable ways.
   
  The evening will include a cocktail reception, dinner and a concert featuring Grammy-nominated composer, singer and Latin jazz pianist Freddie Ravel. Ravel has toured with Santana and Earth, Wind and Fire, and will be performing with an ensemble of award winning artists.
  
  We hope you will join us for this very special evening, and we encourage early registration for this perennially popular event.
   
  Music Under the Stars is generously hosted by Elizabeth Levitt Hirsch and the Mortimer & Mimi Levitt Foundation.

  
  

  
  

  Date:
  Thursday, June 27, 2013

  
  

  Time:
  

  5:30 to 6:15 pm Cocktails

  6:15 to 7:30 pm Dinner

  8:00 pm Concert

  
  

  Location

  Levitt Pavilion Los Angeles
  MacArthur Park
  West 6th Street and S. Park View Street
  Los Angeles, CA 90057

  Dinner – On the patio of the Park Plaza Hotel
  

  directly across S. Park View Street
  
  

  Parking – Valet parking provided at the
  Park Plaza Hotel entrance

  
  

  Registration:

  Register online. Pre-registration is required; 

  walk-ins cannot be accommodated.

  
  

  Space is limited; please RSVP no later

  than Friday, June 21, 2013.

  
  

  Who May Attend:

  Current SCG members and a guest

  
  

  Fees:

  Free

  
  

  Attire:

  Casual

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• Senior Peer-to-Peer Network 2013

  • Start
    Wednesday, July 31, 2013
  •  
  • End
    Friday, July 31, 2015
  • Location
    Locations to be determined.

  Foundation Leadership Series

  
  

  Senior Peer-to-Peer Network 2013

  A Southern California Grantmakers Signature Program
  for Tomorrow's Philanthropic Leadership

  
  

  > Download the application

  
  

  Southern California Grantmakers’ (SCG) Senior Peer-to-Peer Network brings together select senior program staff from SCG member organizations to engage closely with colleagues in the field and discuss topics related to leadership development, trends in philanthropy, organizational dynamics, professional development and collaboration.

  
  

  Senior level staff will convene on a quarterly basis over two years to:

  • Re-invigorate their intellectual and emotional connection to their philanthropic work
  • Engage closely with new colleagues in a forum for mutual learning
  • Build leadership and management strengths while addressing weaknesses
  • Develop a more defined life and career trajectory

  This year, we are pleased to announce John Kobara as our 2013 Senior Peer-to-Peer facilitator. Mr. Kobara is executive vice president and chief operating officer at the California Community Foundation and a well-respected leader in the philanthropic and nonprofit communities both locally and nationally. He brings extraordinary skill in leadership development and a passion for building what he calls, “a mentoring and networking lifestyle.”

  
  

  
  

  Who Should Participate? The ideal number of participants is 10 to 12 senior staff who can commit to attending every session. Participants should have:

  • Significant experience as a senior-level leader in program/grantmaking activities; but not yet in the president/CEO position;
  • More than three years in a senior leadership role at a foundation or various foundations;
  • Demonstrated willingness to engage in a peer network setting, with an expressed interest in learning and sharing openly, and;
  • The full support of his/her organization’s leadership and the intention to remain with the organization for the duration of the two-year program.

  
  

  Facilitator:

  
  John E. Kobara

  Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, California Community Foundation

  John E. Kobara is a well-respected figure both locally and nationally in the philanthropic and nonprofit communities.  As chief operating officer of CCF, he is responsible for all of the development, marketing, administrative, grantmaking and civic engagement and donor relations functions of the foundation. Kobara joined the Foundation in 2008 to head the external and donor relations department.  From 2003 to 2008, he was on the Foundation’s Board of Directors, while also serving as head of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Los Angeles. 

  
  

  For 35 years, Kobara has been leading and managing innovative nonprofit organizations, companies and technology startups, and actively involved in advancing social justice by increasing access to educational opportunities in Los Angeles. In 2007, Kobara received the City of Angels Award for his service on behalf of children and families. He was a Coro Fellow in Los Angeles and earned a bachelor's degree from UCLA, a master's in business administration from USC and a master's degree from Occidental College.

  
  

  
  

  Program History

  For the past eight years, SCG has invested in developing senior level leadership in philanthropy through its Senior Peer-to-Peer Network program, which now consists of more than 30 senior leaders from three graduating cohorts. This network provides a unique opportunity for participants to gain insights from their peers in an intimate setting and develop leadership skills to prepare them for future endeavors.

  
  

  Previous Senior Peer-to-Peer cohorts have been facilitated by Jim Canales, president and chief executive officer of The James Irvine Foundation, Joan Weinstein, interim director of The Getty Foundation and Claire Peeps, executive director of The Durfee Foundation.

  
  

  Designed to strengthen senior leaders in philanthropy in order to advance the field, leaders from the following organizations have participated in SCG's Senior Peer-to-Peer Network:

  The Ahmanson Foundation

  American Honda Foundation

  Amgen Foundation

  Archstone Foundation

  California Community Foundation

  The California Endowment

  The California Wellness Foundation

  Conrad N. Hilton Foundation

  Crail-Johnson Foundation

  The Entertainment Industry Foundation

  The James Irvine Foundation

  The Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles

  The J. Paul Getty Trust/The Getty Foundation

  LA84 Foundation

  Liberty Hill Foundation

  Orange County Community Foundation

  S. Mark Taper Foundation

  The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation

  The SCAN Foundation

  UniHealth Foundation

  Ventura Community Foundation

  W.M. Keck Foundation

  Weingart Foundation

  
  

  Dates/Times: 
  Quarterly meetings will be held throughout the two-year program.
  

  
  

  Meeting One: Wednesday, July 31, 2013

  
  

  Subsequent dates, times and locations for each meeting will be set by participants.

  
  

  Location:
  To be determined

  
  

  Who May Attend: 

  Senior-level program staff at current SCG member organizations, depending upon application acceptance
  

  
  

  How to Apply: 

  Email completed application to tuly@socalgrantmakers.org or fax to (213) 680-8730.

  
  

  The application deadline is May 20, 2013. Applicants will receive notification of acceptance status by June 7, 2013.

  
  

  Fees: 

  $1,500 for the two-year program. Selected participants will be invoiced for the full amount. There is no fee to submit an application.

  
  

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• A Crossroads for the Residually Uninsured

  • When
    Monday, September 16, 2013
  •  
    10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Center for Healthy Communities, 1000 N. Alameda St., Los Angeles, CA 90012

  In Focus: Health Care Reform

  
  

  > Access resources (log-in required)

  
  

  Tackling an emerging trend or policy issue of recent concern to philanthropy, Southern California Grantmakers’ new In Focus program series will convene funders to learn about a specific topic, exchange ideas about how philanthropy can address an evolving issue and share updates about their work. By bringing together funders on a quarterly basis over the course of one year, In Focus provides a platform for funders to address key issues through collaboration and action.
   
  Join your grantmaking colleagues for SCG’s first series, which will focus on health care reform. Signed in to law in 2010, the staged implementation of the Affordable Care Act is rapidly impacting communities that we serve. Recognizing the need to understand and quickly adapt SCG members will meet quarterly over one year to hear from experts about pressing changes and exchange ideas about ways funders can respond and prioritize emerging needs.
   
  Quarterly meeting topics:
   
  March 12, 2013: A New Environment for Community Clinics with Cynthia Carmona, director of government and external affairs, Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County, facilitated by SCG member Rosemary Veniegas, program officer, Health Care, California Community Foundation
   
  May 30, 2013: Emerging Opportunities for Dental Care with Jenny Kattlove, director, Strategic Health Initiatives, The Children's Partnership, facilitated by Dorothy Fleisher, program director, W.M. Keck Foundation
   
  September 16, 2013: A Crossroads for the Residually Uninsured with Lucien Wulsin Jr., executive director and founder, Insure the Uninsured Project, facilitated by SCG member Bridget Cole, senior program director, Community Partners
  
  November 2013: Open Topic
  
  Participants are asked to commit to attending all four meetings. For participants unable to participate in future meetings, a representative from their organization may attend.

  
  

  Meeting Three Details: A Crossroads for the Residually Uninsured 

  Date:
  Monday, September 16, 2013

  Time:
  10:30 am to 12:30 pm

  Location:
  Center for Healthy Communities
  1000 N. Alameda St.
  Los Angeles, CA 90012

  Registration:
  Questions regarding registration should be directed to Program Coordinator Kameron Green.

  Participants are asked to commit to attending all four meetings. For participants unable to participate in future meetings, a representative from the organization may attend.
  

  Fees
  SCG members: free
  Eligible non-members: $100 for the full four-part series

  Who May Attend
  Current SCG members and grantmakers eligible for SCG membership. For eligibility requirements, click here.
  

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