Tune in Friday, November 18, 8 p.m.
In partnership with Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Detroit Chapter, DPTV will air a series of Philanthropy Roundtables recorded live at Life Remodeled in recognition of National Philanthropy Day 2022. Roundtables will include some of Detroit’s top philanthropy leaders discussing how philanthropy is changing, and highlight the impact of philanthropy on our community.
The Changing Role of Philanthropy in Greater Detroit
Moderator – Shawn Wilson, President and CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of Southeast Michigan
Panelists:
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- Laura Grannemann, Vice President, Strategic Investments, Rocket Community Fund
- Angelique Power, President and CEO, The Skillman Foundation
- Terry Rhadigan, Vice President of Corporate Giving, General Motors
- Dawn Lyman, Senior Foundation Manager, Barton Malow Foundation
- Wendy Batiste-Johnson, Trustee, Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan
The Impact of Philanthropy: A Detroit Perspective
Moderator – Portia Roberson, President and CEO of Focus: HOPE
Panelists:
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- Lynette Dowler, President, DTE Energy Foundation
- Carmen Argersinger, Manager of Strategic Partnerships, Delta Dental
- Tawnya Rose, Vice President, Community and Economic Development, Fifth Third Bank
- Peter Remington, Founder and CEO, The Remington Group
How IDEA Impacts Donor and Staff Retention: Creating a Company Culture that Maximizes Return
Moderator – Carla Young, Director of Community & Multicultural Programs, Cranbrook Educational Communities
Panelists
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- Dustin McClellan, Founder/CEO, Pontiac Community Foundation
- Melissa Peña, Executive Director, Talent, Culture and Operations, The Detroit Institute of Arts
- Tanya Griffith, Director of Corporate Relations & Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Partnerships, Oakland University
- Regina Sharma, Development Director, Detroit Justice Center
About National Philanthropy Day
National Philanthropy Day is a special day set aside during the month of November, with the purpose of recognizing the great contributions of philanthropy – and those people active in the philanthropic community – to the enrichment of our world.
NPD was originally conceived of and organized by Douglas Freeman in the 1980s, and the first official events held in 1986 after President Reagan signed the official NPD proclamation. The day provides an opportunity to reflect on the meaning of giving and all that it has made possible. NPD celebrates the endless daily contributions individuals and organizations across the world make to countless causes and missions.