Join us at the Intersection

The Community Foundation exists as a point of intersection. We guide our donors on their philanthropic journeys while balancing the competing demands of today’s most pressing issues and the unforeseeable challenges of the future.

Join us on October 14 at our virtual annual meeting for an exploration of the intersection of wealth and need in our region and an exciting look at our future direction as a community philanthropy.

A distinguished group of philanthropic and financial experts will offer their personal and professional reflections on the racial wealth gap and its effects on the economy, educational outcomes, the environment and more. We will examine the possibility of redefining wealth to encompass multiple forms of capital that can help advance the health and prosperity of our community.

Our featured speakers include:

• Tonia Wellons, President and CEO, Greater Washington Community Foundation

• Michelle Singletary, Washington Post personal finance columnist and best-selling author

• Sarah Moore Johnson, Founding Partner, Birchstone Moore LLC

You will also hear an update on The Community Foundation’s investment options and their performance. And, we will offer specific ideas for actions you can take that align with our focus on closing the racial wealth gap.

This event is open to Community Foundation donors, funding partners, and professional advisors. If you would like to register for the event, please contact us at [email protected].