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Hello Ladies!
Welcome to our 2nd Impact 100 East Bay newsletter! This is an important newsletter because:
- it is our last call for our February 19th Annual Meeting RSVP HERE.
- we’re announcing an incentive to Join or Renew by March 1st and we’ll refund your credit card processing fees!
- 2020 members – your vote is critical to solidify our Board members for this coming year (which can be done absentee or at the Feb 19th Annual meeting)
Thanks for reading!
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SAVE THE DATES!
February 15
Grant LOI Review
February 19
Annual Meeting
March 30
Tips for Change
April 22
Help our Community: Recycle
April 25
Grant Application Review
May 14
Meet the Grant Semi-Finalists
September 30th Community Celebration & Voting Event
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REVIEW OF NONPROFIT SUBMISSIONS
Join us to review the applications on Saturday!
9:30 – 3:45pm John F. Kennedy University, 100 Ellinwood Way, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
We have received 45 LOI's in the following areas:
- Arts & Culture - 2
- Education - 11
- Family - 9
- Health & Wellness - 22
- Recreation & Environment - 0
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HIGHLIGHTED IN THIS ISSUE:
Annual Meeting (Above)
Grants - Letters Of Intent Update
Board Nominees for 2020
Membership Incentive
Upcoming Events
Action: Sign Up for Amazon Smile
Why Join Impact 100 East Bay?
Impact 100's New Triple Star Program
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Board of Directors – Election
Our By-Laws are set up so that every year, approximately one-third of our board positions are up for election. Board terms are currently set at three (3) years. The Elections Committee has determined that there will be six openings this year.
Our current directors are - Name, Term Expiration, Status:
- Jo Anne Barron February 2020 not seeking re-election
- Pat Burgess * February 2020
- Nancy Clark February 2021
- Denise Coyne February 2022
- Jane Durkin February 2022
- Carol Nitz * February 2020
- Tess Owen February 2022
- Paula McGuinness * February 2021
resignation under submission
- Stephanie Shaw * appointed August 2019
- Melody Silberstein February 2022
- Cindy Stoddard February 2021
- Debbie Vargas February 2022
- Rebecca Walker February 2022
Our By-Laws allow a maximum of fifteen (15) board members. The Elections Committee respectfully presents the following candidates, in alphabetical order, to fill up to six (6) positions (vacancies):
- Pat Burgess
- Connie Driscoll
- Sylvia Inchausti
- Judy
Lloyd
- Sandeepa Nayak
- Carol Nitz
- And the ratification of the Board’s appointment of: Stephanie Shaw
Write-in candidates will be accepted. Length of terms will be determined by vote count. Officers will be elected by the new Board of Directors at their first meeting in March.
If you are member and unable to attend this meeting, you may email your vote (based on the ballot below) to info@impact100EastBay.org before Tuesday, February 18, 2020, at 8 p.m. The 2020 Board Nominees are listed below providing more information on their experiences and skills that they will bring to the organization.
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Stephanie Shaw joined the Board mid-2019. You will be asked to ratify her position on February 19.
Stephanie Shaw
- Member of Impact 100 East Bay for 1 year; Board position: Recruiting & Membership
- Previous Non-profit board positions:
--National Charity League: Rolling Hills VP of Philanthropy --Loaves & Fishes of Contra Costa: Secretary - Retired for 2 years: Focus on Giving back to the community, spending time with Family and Friends, and hobbies of cooking and sewing
- 32-year career in Information Technology Services for EDS, HP, HPE and DXC (all thru acquisitions) in a variety of roles:
--National Sales Leader, Health care --Global Program Leader for transformational sales growth programs --P&L/relationship Account Executive - BS in Computer Management, Eastern Illinois University
We have 4 new nominees for the Impact 100 East Bay Board in 2020. They are:
Connie Driscoll
Member of Impact 100 for 3 years (2018-2020). In 2019, was on the team organizing the Celebration Dinner in October, working on planning the project, key activities: developing timeline/task lists, budget, scheduling
team meetings and tracking completion of activities. Participated on the Grant Committee in 2019 and found the site visits very rewarding.
Worked for Chevron for 35 years (1980-2015), in various IT management roles.
Post retirement, keep busy doing water aerobics, playing bridge, traveling and visiting family in Montana and Oregon.
Graduated from University of Oregon (1975) with a bachelors in French.
Sylvia Inchausti
- 33 Years with Chevron (1985 - 2019), in positions of increasing leadership responsibility in the functions of Supply Chain Management and Finance, in California and overseas in Kazakhstan, Thailand, Venezuela, Angola and Indonesia.
- Active leader in advocacy for the LGBTQ community, including 2020 Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Steering Committee Member, 3+ years HRC Community Engagement volunteer, leadership of Chevron Pride Employee Network in San Ramon, CA (2017 - 2019).
- Proud mother and grandmother!
- Bachelor’s Degree in Business from Baylor University (1983), with a major in Accounting and minor in Info Systems
- Fluent in English and Spanish
Judy
Lloyd
- Appointee of 2 U.S. Presidents to the U.S. Department of Labor and U.S. Department of Agriculture.
- First woman to serve as Western States Region IX Representative for the U.S. Labor Secretary.
- 35 years in government and politics; 2003 recipient of Woman of Distinction in Politics & Government award from San Francisco Business Times.
- Visiting Fellow at the Dole Institute of Politics at the University of Kansas; presented a six-week communications program featuring live streamed interviews with nationally known remarkable women in business, politics and media.
- Active business leader in the community as vice president of the Exchange Club of the San Ramon Valley and a Member of the Danville Area Chamber, 100 Club of Contra Costa County, Sheriff’s Posse.
- Advocate before the U.S. Congress on behalf of continued research pancreatic and deadly cancers.
- Proud mother of Michael Lloyd, a business major at Texas Christian University.
- Wife of technology entrepreneur Tim Lloyd whose company focus is technology solutions that promote independence for adults with developmental disabilities.
Sandeepa Nayak
- Currently providing Website support for Impact 100 East Bay.
- Owner and Founder of Kha Creation a Web Development Company that has been in business for 20 years.
- Member of Oakland 3 Rotary Club.
- Member of W.A.S.H. (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) World Community Projects.
- Chapter Director & Consultant for Business
Networking International.
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Join or Renew your Membership Now
We are accepting membership for 2020 now and we’re adding an incentive if you do this before March 1st! We’ll refund your
credit card processing fees!!
If you are either a returning member or a new member, we’ve automated our enrollment process! Just click the button to complete the enrollment form/payment. Thank you!
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Annual Meeting
February 19
Pleasant Hill Campus, JFK University
Bring a Friend (or 3)!
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Tips for Change
Monday, March 30
San Ramon – Gianni’s Restaurant
Be a waitress for the night or bring your family and friends to dine!
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Help our Community: Recycle
Wednesday, April 22nd
CMG Mortgage San Ramon
Bring a Friend (or 3)!
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Action: Sign up for Amazon Smile
We have signed up to begin receiving Amazon Smile donations when you shop for all your business/personal needs! It’s very easy to sign-up with the 3 steps below:
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Step 1: Go to smile.amazon.com or bookmark it to make it easier to return again and again!
Step 2: Look for ‘Eligible for amazon smile donation’ on the product detail pages.
Step 3: On your first visit, you need to select Impact 100 East Bay to receive donations before you begin shopping.
The Amazon Smile Foundation will donate .5% of the purchase price from your eligible AmazonSmile purchases! And it will start adding UP!
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WHY JOIN IMPACT 100 East Bay?
We’ve had a lot of members ask for information they can talk to their colleagues/friends/relatives on becoming a member, so here it is!
Impact 100 has over 35 Impact 100 chapters across the U.S. and Australia. We started our local chapter, Impact 100 East Bay, 3 years ago, and serve both the Contra Costa and Alameda counties! We have over 100 members and granted a total of $266,000 to 3 local non-profit organizations and our goal is to grow this to $500,000 (Five $100k grants annually)!
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ANNOUNCING THE TRIPLE STAR PROGRAM!
What if Impact 100 East Bay could award more than one transformational grant a year? It’s possible! To make it happen, we need to grow our membership! Recruiting new members is as easy as inviting a friend to one of our events. We’re even adding an incentive - the Triple Star Program. It’s our latest way of rewarding members who spread the word about Impact 100. Here’s how it works: ·
- Bring 3 guests to one of our upcoming events. Accomplish that and you’ll receive a prize at the event.
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- Refer 3 women who ultimately become members by June 2020. Reach that recruiting goal and you’ll receive a free guest ticket to our fabulous, annual Gala event.
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- Recruit the most members. Add the most members before June 2020 and receive $150 toward your preferred charity.
We have lots of ideas to help you attract new members. You might consider:
- Hosting a small group at your home or at another venue. We can help make that happen.
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- Asking your employer to sponsor an informational session when Impact 100 representatives would present details about our amazing philanthropic organization.
Contact Stephanie Shaw to learn more about how to help build our membership base and maximize our collective grant-giving opportunities.
stephaniedshaw61@gmail.com, 925-699-4318
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Impact 100 East Bay, P.O. BOX 2889 , Castro Valley, CA 94546, United States
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