This is Us: A Study on the Transformative Power of the Collective Giving Movement

University of Washington Evans School of Public Policy researchers explore the transformative effective of collective giving among the Catalist affiliate network on the women who participate and the communities they are impacting.

This 40-page study will be highlighted and discussed by Mary Kay Gugerty and Kelly Husted who are the Evans School of Public Policy & Governance researchers responsible for creating this landscape view of the collective giving movement.

Collective Grantmaking in the Catalist Network: A Research Report. Researchers:  Mary Kay Gugerty and Kelly Husted. 

Use the insights to:

*Inform your membership about how important collective giving has become
*Support your PR efforts as you do outreach on your organization
*Influence sponsors with data on the greater impact of collective giving
*Recruit new members to your organization by connecting them to the movement

Webinar Panelists: 

Mary Kay Gugerty, Evans School of Public Policy & Governance
Kelly Husted, Evans School of Public Policy & Governance 

Webinar Moderator: 

Sue Priester, Co-Chair Emerita, Greenville Women Giving

Please Register by Sunday, May 12! 

Your unique link to join this webinar is emailed separately.