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How we fundraise is just as important as why we fundraise. Unfortunately though, fundraising in the nonprofit sector has traditionally upheld structures of oppression such as white supremacy and classism. Community-Centric Fundraising provides a set of principles to evolve our fundraising models to be rooted in race, equity, and social justice. Join us in conversation with Quinteto Latino to share how you can implement community-centric fundraising at your organizations.
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Vinney is proud to work with My Digital TAT2 to help students, families and communities use technology in safe, ethical, and kind ways. In addition to his role at My Digital TAT2, he’s the Founder of The Arora Collective, a boutique nonprofit consulting firm. In 2014 Vinney co-founded PartyChild.org, a grassroots organization that hosts birthday parties for homeless and low-income children. In 2015, he was awarded the “Young Innovator” award from the Thrive Alliance for his work in leading donor engagement at StarVista. Vinney started his career in education teaching preschool at the Peninsula JCC and he is proud to come full circle and empower the youth voice at My Digital TAT2. He’s celebrating his 22nd year in nonprofit work and speaks nationally about fund development, being an introvert, and being a leader of color in the social change space.
Armando Castellano is a chamber musician, bilingual teaching artist, and arts advocate from the San Francisco Bay Area. As a French horn player he performs professionally in orchestras and chamber ensembles throughout the region. In addition, he manages and performs in his chamber ensemble Quinteto Latino, an organization that advocates for classical music by Latin American and Latino composers through performance and education. Audience interaction and development is the cornerstone to Quinteto Latino’s success in reaching diverse audiences and communities. Armando graduated with honors from San José City College and the University of California at Los Angeles where he studied with Bob Watt, before moving on to receive a Masters degree at the Manhattan School of Music in New York City where he studied with Erik Ralske and Jerome Ashby. He has taught throughout the Bay Area in both English and Spanish from pre-school to college and has performed in many of the Bay Area’s regional orchestras. He has spent much of the last 15 years organizing and performing chamber music, culminating in his current work as founder and director of the wind quintet, Quinteto Latino.
Andrea Temkin acts as Quinteto Latino’s General Manager and provides executive coaching to Mr. Castellano. Ms. Temkin is the Founder/CEO of Transition Solutions Group, a consulting firm that specializes in helping organizations manage change and build leadership. She was formerly the Executive Director of the Community School of Music and Arts in Mountain View and a Program Administrator for the California Arts Council.
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