Name: UnCharitable: A documentary and dialogue event
Start: 2024-10-30T16:30:00-07:00
End: 2024-10-30T19:30:00-07:00
Location: Clark College

UnCharitable: A documentary and dialogue event

Attend Clark County's premiere screening of UnCharitable and join in a discussion about how we can evolve our giving for greater impact.
About this Event

Enjoy a night of thought-provoking film and conversation about America's longstanding relationship with charity at Clark College's Gaiser Hall.

Join local donors, volunteers and engaged residents for southwest Washington's premiere of UnCharitable, a documentary confronting traditional societal perceptions and financial models that have stifled the ability of nonprofits to achieve their missions.

Afterward, a diverse panel of local nonprofits and philanthropic funders will dive deeper into these topics, tying the themes to our community and exploring ways to take action locally. An audience Q&A will invite attendees to add their voices and perspectives to the conversation.

Everyone will leave inspired and ready to reimagine their giving.

Note: Space is limited, so please register in advance. You do not need to print your tickets or download the Eventbrite app. All you need to enter is the registered name and email for this will call event.

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Event Agenda
4:30 p.m. - Doors open, mingling and snacks

5:00 p.m. - Documentary screening begins

6:45 p.m. - Panel discussion and Q&A

<h4>----</h4><h4>About the Film</h4>

Conceived by Dan Pallotta, a social entrepreneur, philanthropist and activist, UnCharitable builds on his highly acclaimed book and viral TED Talk that sparked a long-overdue conversation about the future of charities and charitable giving. Going deeper into these original ideas, the film documents the history and evolution of charity, uncovering why the current model is failing and presenting a vision for what charity could be if we shift our thinking.
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<h4>About the Panel</h4>

Moderated by Jennifer Rhoads, President of the Firstenburg Foundation, the panel will expand on themes presented in the film, share how they affect nonprofits in our community and consider local solutions.

Panelists