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InPower Principle #4
All power rests on the ability to receive and to give, constantly.
Power is reflected in the flow of resources and in action.
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InPower Women is prescreening and selecting special nonprofit organizations who help disempowered populations.- Slide 3
Our beneficiaries are using InPowerment Principles of social service that have proven effective at helping people move out of poverty,
homelessness and
abusive situations.
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InPower Principle #4
All power rests on the ability to receive and to give, constantly.
Power is reflected in the flow of resources and in action.
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- InPower Women is prescreening and selecting special nonprofit organizations who help disempowered populations.
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Our beneficiaries are using InPowerment Principles of social service that have proven effective at helping people move out of
poverty,
homelessness and
abusive situations.
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Join the InPower Women's Philanthropy Circle.
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Today.
A fantastic leadership experience for professional and working women is to sit on the board and/or get involved with nonprofits who need your expertise and support. InPower women is helping you do that in ways that fit into your work-life balance equation. Check out our programs below! (And read our Philanthropy posts!)
THANK YOU to our Spring Fundraiser Philanthropy Circle for DASH
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Jacqueline Tillman-Lewis, Trustee, Zion Baptist Church; Katy Otto, Founder, KO Consulting; Erin McCarley, Dir Finance, Men Can Stop Rape; Cindy Atlee, Principle Storybranding Group; Constance Burns, CEO Veterans Service; Jackie King, ED Ramona’s Way; Dana Theus, Founder InPower Women
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Nancy Porte, VP Vovici; Karen Riordan, President SmithGifford Advertising; Betsy Blakney, Sr. Proposal Manager CACI
Our Beneficiaries are INPowering!
To qualify as an InPowering cause, these minimum criteria must be met, explicitly and as a matter of practice:
- Accepting clients as whole individuals capable of helping themselves and determining their own definitions of success.
- Recognizing clients as members of a family system, who receive support from families and have responsibilities to their families.
- Assisting clients in tapping into both internal and external power sources to improve their situations.
When You Join the InPower Women’s Philanthropy Circle You Receive:
- Invitations to galas, luncheons and other benefits where you can network with other InPower Women and help an InPower cause.
- Individual recognition in annual reports and newsletters as contributing through InPower Women.
- The ability to propose an organization for a future fundraising campaign to help you fulfill your “give or get” board requirements.
- Notifications of specific ways you can help one of our selected nonprofits.
Make your dollar and your effort go farther. Join us by donating to one of our beneficiaries and submitting the recognition form below.
Download the InPower Women Philanthropy Circle PDF.
2012 Summer Fundraising Beneficiary: N Street Village & The Theatre Lab
In 2012 the Theatre Lab and N Street Village collaborated to bring healing to women recovering from abuse, addiction and homelessness. This powerful collaboration is symbolic of the work they do to InPower women, helping them to access their own deep resources of strength. You can read more about it here. Please donate below and return to fill out the form so we can add you and your donation to the InPower Women’s Philanthropy Circle.
DONATE to N. Street Village, community of empowerment and recovery for homeless and low-income women in Washington, D.C.
DONATE to The Theatre Lab, transforming lives through theater education.
2012 Spring Fundraising Beneficiary: District Alliance for Safe Housing
DASH has been recognized by the White House and HHS for blazing new trails in service models for survivors of domestic violence. By pursuing a uniquely “InPowering” model of social service, DASH is demonstrating the value of the philosophy that power blooms from the inside out. At DASH, women are given safe housing as an alternative to homelessness for their children, they are given the opportunity to tap into their own personal power by choosing from a menu of available benefits, and given education and assistance to take advantage of programs which can help them reestablish their financial independence. Watch this short video to see DASH in action:
As a result, DASH clients are much less likely to return to their abusers and more likely to reestablish their lives in safety. You can learn more about DASH at their website (www.dashdc.org).
Join the Philanthropy Circle by Giving to DASH
By giving to DASH during this inaugural campaign, you will be joining other high-achieving women in the InPower Philanthropy Circle. We’ve established the Philanthropy Circle to help professional women ensure that your dollar and effort are well leveraged and to create networking opportunities for those committed to philanthropy. When you give a minimum of $75 through this campaign, you can choose among the following participation categories:
- Donate online here, corporate matching donations count too!
- $200 or more purchased through the DASH Amazon registry or made as an online donation: Your name will appear on the InPower Women Donor’s list at the luncheon and in the DASH Annual Report (purchase on Amazon here)
- $500 – $50,000: Corporate Sponsorships available. Contact us for more information.
To join with InPower Women in supporting DASH, please make your gift using the links above. Please note with your donation that you are giving through InPower Women.
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