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WHEN
Saturday, October 30, 2021

WHERE
University of Detroit Mercy
4001, W McNichols Rd, Detroit, MI 48221

TIME
9am -5pm

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DND is a one-day event comprised of workshops, fireside chats, plenaries, networking, and skills-building to strengthen Detroit’s dynamic nonprofit and social enterprise communities. The event unites leading industry experts with professionals seeking to learn and acquire the skills necessary to build and grow impactful programs, sustain their operations, and ultimately fulfill their missions.

Be a part of the growing "DND Community - 
A highly collaborative group of nonprofit and social enterprise leaders (net)working together to solve the sectors greatest challenges.

Join us on Friday, November 18 at 6pm for the pre-conference soiree. Also, enter your nonprofit today for a chance to win $5,000 in on-the-spot grant funding and other cool prizes through Detroit Nonprofit Day's (DND) annual pitch competition! Deadline for submissions is Thursday, November 3rd. Cost it FREE!

Please submit all inquiries to inquiries@detroitnonprofitday.com. *Pitch competition spots are limited.

Pre-conference Soiree:
Friday, November 18 • 6pm-9pm
@ Marygrove Conservancy
8425 McNichols Rd, Detroit, MI 48221

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Detroit Nonprofit Day (DND) was founded in 2018 to serve nonprofit and social enterprise organizations with the goal of affecting deeper, more meaningful impact within our communities. DND has developed as a leader in the nonprofit incubator and social enterprise spaces and has become a trusted source for industry professionals. This year’s theme is, “Back to Basics: Building Blocks to Success,” symbolizing the transition to normalcy from the pandemic while implementing lessons learned to better prepare for future unforeseen disasters.

Check back for information on workshops, panel topics, speakers, the pre-conference soiree, pitch competition, and other updates.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has taken an unprecedented toll on the nonprofit community, with many experiencing significant increases in demand for their services and fewer resources to do so effectively. For our COVID-Response, click here.

This year, DND will recognize and honor those whose response has been to rise to the challenge in the face of adversity while demonstrating incredible resilience and charting a path toward recovery.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has taken an unprecedented toll on the nonprofit community, with many experiencing significant increases in demand for their services and fewer resources to do so effectively.

This year, DND will recognize and honor those whose response has been to rise to the challenge in the face of adversity while demonstrating incredible resilience and charting a path toward recovery.

DND 2021 Tracks and Tentative Workshops

Track One: Response

Track Two: Resilience

Track Three: Recovery
Bonus Track
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September Hargrove is a Vice President and Head of Detroit Philanthropy at JPMorgan Chase responsible for leading the firm’s $200 million commitment to Detroit’s economic recovery, investing across four priority areas: neighborhood revitalization, jobs and skills, small business expansion and financial health.

September is passionate about creating more access to economic opportunity and wealth for underserved communities, especially through entrepreneurship and small business.

In 2019, September was appointed by Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer to the Michigan Strategic Fund responsible for helping to fuel economic activity across the state.

Throughout her career she has focused on taking a data-driven and entrepreneurial approach to design, pilot, innovate, scale and execute solutions to meet business and community needs. In 2020, September was named Crain’s Detroit 40 under 40.

FULL BIOGRAPHY
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September Hargrove is a Vice President and Head of Detroit Philanthropy at JPMorgan Chase responsible for leading the firm’s $200 million commitment to Detroit’s economic recovery, investing across four priority areas: neighborhood revitalization, jobs and skills, small business expansion and financial health.

September is passionate about creating more access to economic opportunity and wealth for underserved communities, especially through entrepreneurship and small business. In 2019, September was appointed by Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer to the Michigan Strategic Fund responsible for helping to fuel economic activity across the state.

Throughout her career she has focused on taking a data-driven and entrepreneurial approach to design, pilot, innovate, scale and execute solutions to meet business and community needs. In 2020, September was named Crain’s Detroit 40 under 40.

Full Biography
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I'm really excited to be here today, it's been a wonderful day of learning, sharing, and collaborating. It's been a really great experience.

Executive Director, Susan G. Komen of Greater Detroit

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Jaye Sciullo
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I made so many great connections. I really look forward to connecting with everyone after today and I look forward to attending again next year.

Conference Vendor & Attendee

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Margarita Barry
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I don't know what they would be doing if Detroit Nonprofit Day didn't exist.

Conference Presenter

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Edward Foxworth III

Contact

Please submit any questions by completing this contact form. Your comments, ideas and input are welcome. We look forward to hearing from you. Thanks!

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