Philanthropy—Crisis in the Arts & Social Services
25 July 2009
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The economic crisis forces us to examine whether arts are a necessity or a luxury … and whether basic social services are too.
When: Wednesday November 11 11:00-noon
Where: North United Methodist Church at 3808 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46208
Part of the Domestic Decisions lecture series put on by the Mid-North Shepherd’s Center, an interfaith program for older adults. Participation is open to the public.
Ellen Annala, President and Chief Executive Officer of United Way of Central Indiana, addresses “Philanthropy—Crisis in the Arts & Social Services”
In an economic crisis, when human needs rise and raising money is more difficult, what is the risk to our quality of life in central Indiana? Ms. Annala will discuss how the nonprofit sector adjusts and changes in an economic downturn where no one in the nonprofit sector is exempt from the challenges.
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