EPIP | Coast-to-Coast Chapter Kickoff
We've made it to 2022! Let’s get the year started right with a fun and friendly community of philanthropy professionals from all over the nation. Hosted by EPIP Boston, Colorado, Seattle, DC, Philadelphia & NYC, this event will allow you to get to know your peers from all over the nation and set the stage for an inspiring year.
Look forward to highlights such as a virtual scavenger hunt, cocktail making, a night of magic, casual networking, and more! Our celebration will take place on February 9th from 6-7:30pm ET/3-4:30pm PT. Lucky attendees may even end up leaving the event with a door prize!
More details to come, and we’re looking forward to celebrating with you!
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