NOVEMBER 17, 2015
5:30PM to 8:00PM
At
Stamford Marriott Hotel and Spa
243 Tresser Boulevard
Stamford, CT
Mezzanine Lobby and Lounge
And Boardrooms 3 to 6
THE PROSPERITY FOUNDATION (TPF) WILL HOLD A RECEPTION AND EDUCATIONAL EVENT ON THE ROLE OF PHILANTHROPY IN STRENGTHENING CONNECTICUT’S BLACK COMMUNITY AND HOW TPF CAN FACILITATE CHARITABLE GIVING TO IMPROVE BLACK COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT OUR STATE. AT THIS EVENT, YOU WILL HEAR FROM AFRICAN AMERICAN PHILANTHROPISTS AND RECEIVE AN UPDATE ON TPF’S GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT.
COCKTAILS, REFRESHMENTS, AND HEAVY HORS D’OEUVRES WILL BE SERVED THROUGHOUT THE EVENT.
For more information, and to RSVP contact: dmaurrasse@margainc.com
The Prosperity Foundation (TPF) is an emerging philanthropic and educational initiative designed to strengthen Connecticut’s Black/African American communities in critical areas such as health, education, and economic development. TPF is an outgrowth of the Urban Prosperity Fund, which was created in New Haven, Connecticut in 2010 in order to promote philanthropy, prosperity and self-empowerment in the African-American community. TPF will become a permanent and endowed vehicle for addressing the needs of Connecticut-based African Americans and bringing the community together around common interests. TPF will gradually take on all of the features of a community foundation, including donor-advised funds, educational events, giving circles, and other forms of philanthropy. Through TPF, philanthropy will become both a path to grant making for organizations serving the community and a portal through which Connecticut’s Black community and other interested parties can connect and collectively contribute to improving conditions and opportunities for the community.
TPF’s Board members include: Howard K. Hill, Larry Conaway, Nancy Hill, Yves Joseph, and Rolan Joni Young Smith
For more information on TPF, visit:
For more information, and to RSVP contact: dmaurrasse@margainc.com
The Prosperity Foundation (TPF) is an emerging philanthropic and educational initiative designed to strengthen Connecticut’s Black/African American communities in critical areas such as health, education, and economic development. TPF is an outgrowth of the Urban Prosperity Fund, which was created in New Haven, Connecticut in 2010 in order to promote philanthropy, prosperity and self-empowerment in the African-American community. TPF will become a permanent and endowed vehicle for addressing the needs of Connecticut-based African Americans and bringing the community together around common interests. TPF will gradually take on all of the features of a community foundation, including donor-advised funds, educational events, giving circles, and other forms of philanthropy. Through TPF, philanthropy will become both a path to grant making for organizations serving the community and a portal through which Connecticut’s Black community and other interested parties can connect and collectively contribute to improving conditions and opportunities for the community.
TPF’s Board members include: Howard K. Hill, Larry Conaway, Nancy Hill, Yves Joseph, and Rolan Joni Young Smith
For more information on TPF, visit:
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