NY Blacks In Philanthropy Hosts “Sun on the Terrace”
Posted on June 8, 2011
Harlem World
On Thursday, June 2nd, New York Blacks in Philanthropy (NYBIP) held “Sun on the Terrace,” a summer social event to announce the launch of their new membership structure. NYBIP is a local membership based organization of Black professionals, particularly representing people of the African Diaspora, including African-Americans, African natives, Afro-Latinos, Caribbean natives and Caribbean-Americans, committed to strengthening networks, addressing collective challenges and fostering opportunities within the philanthropic sector.
Sponsored by The Atlantic Philanthropies, a private foundation based in New York, the event was arranged by Stacey Easterling, Programme Executive at Atlantic (pictured above) and held on the organization’s scenic 17th floor terrace.
New York Blacks in Philanthropy provides networking opportunities, facilitates professional and leadership development opportunities, and seeks to coordinate strategies for leveraging resources (human & financial) for Black communities. To learn more about NYBIP, visit: http://newyorkbip.org and Harlem World Cares, visit: Harlem World Cares
Photo credit: Carmen Balentine
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Harlem World
On Thursday, June 2nd, New York Blacks in Philanthropy (NYBIP) held “Sun on the Terrace,” a summer social event to announce the launch of their new membership structure. NYBIP is a local membership based organization of Black professionals, particularly representing people of the African Diaspora, including African-Americans, African natives, Afro-Latinos, Caribbean natives and Caribbean-Americans, committed to strengthening networks, addressing collective challenges and fostering opportunities within the philanthropic sector.
Sponsored by The Atlantic Philanthropies, a private foundation based in New York, the event was arranged by Stacey Easterling, Programme Executive at Atlantic (pictured above) and held on the organization’s scenic 17th floor terrace.
New York Blacks in Philanthropy provides networking opportunities, facilitates professional and leadership development opportunities, and seeks to coordinate strategies for leveraging resources (human & financial) for Black communities. To learn more about NYBIP, visit: http://newyorkbip.org and Harlem World Cares, visit: Harlem World Cares
Photo credit: Carmen Balentine
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