Update on V3 Campaign
The DC Central Kitchen's inimitable leader, Robert Egger, sent the following to subscribers to the V3 -- Voice, Vote, Value -- Campaign. I encourage you to subscribe.
We've made some really great strides in getting the word out about the V3 Campaign. They include:
- A great op-ed in the
Financial Times, where I was able to speak to the broad strategies we are
employing to get candidates to understand the economic value that nonprofits
bring to every community.
- A great one hour podcast on the V3
Campaign and the future for nonprofits, thanks to an amazing friend and
stellar, young leader, Rosetta Thurman, who runs
Perspectives from the Pipeline.
- We launched a new
Facebook page for the V3 Campaign, which has made it real easy for younger
nonprofit colleagues to forward information to their networks. If you haven't
joined, please do!!
- The Chronicle of Philanthropy
just initiated a
Campaign 2008 page on their website, which is packed with great info on
the how and whats of election work. The V3 Campaign and the Primary Project
are both listed (and are the only two efforts that speak to the broad work of
the sector).
Learn more here:
http://www.v3campaign.org/
http://www.dccentralkitchen.org/
http://www.robertegger.org/
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