Dates/Time
February 27, 2025
4:30 pm-7:00 pm
Registration is Closed
February 27, 2025 | 4:30 pm – 7:00 p.m. PT | San Francisco, CA
In-Person Event: The James Irvine Foundation | One Bush Plaza, 1 Bush St #800, San Francisco, CA 94104
The Center at Sierra Health Foundation and Northern California Grantmakers are teaming up to bring California funders together around the needs facing CA communities around community capacity, equitable economic development, and climate resilience. The event will highlight lessons learned in year 1 of the California Economic Mobilization Initiative (CEMI) and dive into ways in which the new federal administration may impact transformative community development and climate related initiatives. Hear from community experts across the Bay Area involved in CEMI on ways that philanthropy can continue to support and deepen impact on community-led efforts that cut across issue involving climate, housing, economic justice, workforce equity, and more.
Join NCG, Sierra Health, grantee partners, and other Bay Area funders for an evening of learning, networking, and dialogue.
Join us to:
- Learn more about the Community Economic Mobilization Initiative
- Hear from the field and understand how communities are working to advance regional economic development and climate resilience in 2025 and beyond
- Discuss ways that the new federal administration is changing the playing field and creating additional challenges for community-led efforts
- Ideate ways that philanthropy can take action
If you are interested in attending this event, please reach out to Kirin Kumar, Director for Climate and Disaster Resilience at kkumar@ncg.org.
Location & Transportation
Location: Upon arrival to the Irvine Foundation, please check-in with building security using your ID. Security will then show you to the elevators and continue to the 8th floor.
Transportation:
- Arriving by BART
Exit at Montgomery Street station and walk east (toward the Ferry Building) down Market Street and turn left onto Sansome Street toward Bush Street. One Bush Street is on the right. Read more about BART or use the 511 Transit Trip Planner. - By Muni or Bus
Board any MUNI Metro or MUNI bus route on Market Street. Get off near the corners of Market Street and 2nd Street or Sansome Street. See MUNI maps and schedules, or use the 511 Transit Trip Planner. - Parking
One Bush has a parking lot but is subject to availability. The entrance to the parking lot is on Bush Street before crossing Battery Street. The Foundation does not issue validation. Check with parking attendants for current rates. Funder Email Invite
Speakers
Kaying Hang – Sr. Vice-President of Programs and Partnerships, Sierra Health Foundation
Kirin Kumar (he/him) – Director for Climate and Disaster Resilience, Northern California Grantmakers