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While we're living with the realities of Covid, we're meeting via Zoom. 

EPIP DC is seeking candidates for the 2021 term of the Steering Committee, the chapter’s leadership team. We’re looking for motivated individuals who bring a passion for our mission and diverse perspectives, ages, experiences, and skills to the committee. The Steering Committee is led by 10-12 EPIP members in the Greater Washington region who set the strategic direction, lead programs, and manage the operations of the chapter in service of more than 200 local members. 

No doubt 2021 is looking to be an exciting year for the Chapter as we expand our strategy, partnerships, and programming. Through serving on the Steering Committee, you’ll have the opportunity to help shape the local philanthropic sector, develop yourself as a leader, and guide others as they become agents for change both in their institutions and the community. 

APPLY HERE! 

Duties of a Steering Committee member may include:  

1. Attend EPIP chapter events and encourage attendance among colleagues and EPIP members 
2. Engage members and potential members during events and other occasions to highlight our accessibility and to get to know more about our members 
3. Plan or otherwise provide significant leadership for at least one event per year
4. Represent EPIP DC and EPIP National
5. Seek out and build relationships with other groups and leaders in the field
6. Volunteer to assist with communications, membership, and programs as necessary
7. Provide content for monthly newsletters and chapter blog and promote EPIP presence on Twitter

Eligibility
Steering Committee positions are open to anyone eligible for EPIP membership in the Greater Washington D.C. region. Steering Committee members must maintain active EPIP membership throughout their tenure.

Term Length
Steering Committee terms are January 1 to December 31. Steering Committee members are elected to a two-year term that is renewable for an additional third year.

Time Commitment
We find the time commitment to average about 5-7 hours a month, depending on your position, with a planning retreat at the start of each year. All Steering Committee members are expected to participate in EPIP DC Steering Committee meetings (1.5 hours) in person or by phone and most programming events.

Interesting in joining and want to learn more? Come to our Open House on Thursday, September 17th to learn more about the committee! 

Apply to be a Steering Committee member by Friday, October 2nd. If you have questions about the application please email dc@epip.org

*Because of COVID-19, all EPIP DC meetings and programs will be virtual until late 2021*

EPIP Bay Area is seeking candidates for the 2021 Steering Committee, the chapter’s leadership team! We’re looking for motivated individuals who bring diverse perspectives, ages, experiences, and skills to the committee. The Steering Committee is led by 10-12 EPIP members in the Bay Area who set the strategic direction,  plan and lead programs, and manage the operations of the chapter.

Through serving on the Steering Committee, you’ll have the opportunity to help shape the local philanthropic sector, develop as a leader, and guide others as they become agents for change both in their institutions and the community. 

The application deadline is Monday, October 12th. If you have questions about the application please email bayarea@epip.org and join the info session!

LEARN MORE AND APPLY HERE!

Join us for our Info Session by RSVPing on this page and registering for the Zoom meeting!

Join EPIP LA for another (nonpartisan) biannual ballot proposition extravaganza! Our favorite experts will discuss what’s on the California November ballot and implications for the nonprofit sector so you’re well-prepared for the polls.

Panelists:
Seyron Foo, Senior Advocacy Officer, The Hilton Foundation
Karla Mercado, Senior Manager, Public Policy and Philanthropy California, Southern California Grantmakers
Anna Song, Associate, Public Policy and Government Relations, Southern California Grantmakers

Join us for informal conversation and networking! All are welcome.

While we're living with the realities of Covid, we're meeting via Zoom. 

We are thrilled to announcing that Nina Revoyr of the Ballmer Group will be EPIP LA's next guest in our virtual Lunch with a Leader series. Join us to learn more about her work, and come ready with your questions about philanthropy, leadership and career development!

Nina Revoyr is the Executive Director of Ballmer Group’s philanthropic efforts in Los Angeles County and California, which are aimed at improving economic mobility for children and families disproportionately likely to remain in poverty. Nina is the author of six novels and co-editor of a college textbook; she has been a visiting professor at Cornell University, Pomona College, Occidental College, Pitzer College, and others, and speaks frequently on issues of community, race, and history.

Join us for informal conversation and networking! All are welcome.

While we're living with the realities of Covid, we're meeting via Zoom. 

Join us for informal conversation and networking! All are welcome.

While we're living with the realities of Covid, we're meeting via Zoom.