The non profit and philanthropic sector can be confusing, especially to an individual starting out in the field. From private foundations and corporations to public charities and more, it can be overwhelming to understand how and where to start! 

Learning Objectives: 

• Identify the categories and types of grant makers within the philanthropy sector 
• Identify examples of types of grants and how foundations give 
• Identify trends in giving-nationally and locally in Delaware 

Who Should Attend?: 

• CEO/EDs
• Nonprofit Finance Professionals
• Fundraisers/Development Staff

About the Speaker:

In the Fall of 2020, Philanthropy Delaware chose Tynetta Brown to serve as its next President and CEO. Ms. Brown will continue Philanthropy Delaware’s 10 years of work as a philanthropy service organization to expand philanthropic awareness in Delaware, assist members and other organizational partners to increase the impact of grantmaking, and ensure members have access to national best practices and philanthropic resources. She will be responsible for the day-to-day administration of the organization, including operational responsibilities, member services, educational programming, public policy/advocacy and the implementation of the strategic plan.

Recently, Ms. Brown served as the Director of Development and Marketing/Communications for the WRK Group (The Warehouse, REACH Riverside Development Corporation and Kingswood Community Center). She was responsible for implementation and collaborative oversight of fundraising efforts and the marketing and communications efforts for all three entities.

Prior to the WRK Group, she was employed at United Way of Delaware as the Director of Community Impact as well as the Associate Director of Health. She also served as staff liaison on the Public Policy Committee, as an Ally to their PRIDE Council Affinity Group, which focused on LGBTQ+ youth, adult health, and workplace equity. During her time with United Way, she also represented the organization on various committees, task forces, and conference planning teams related to youth, education, public policy, and health.

Ms. Brown has over 24 years of experience in the public health, corporate, and pharmaceutical sectors with demonstrated skills in strategic sponsorship development, relationship management, social marketing, and management of non-profit and government programs. Additionally, she has expertise in public policy and advocacy that emphasized health and economic equity.