Thursday, September 21
John Bloom will be joining us from San Francisco to engage our community in a prescient conversation about the intrinsic connection between community and money, asking us to reconsider our personal and cultural conditioning and our systems of economic exchange.
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6:00 p.m. Community Meet & Greet with John Bloom + light refreshments, coffee, tea
7:00 p.m. Conversation about the intrinsic connection between community and money, led by John Bloom.
This is an adult educational experience, and is not a fundraiser.
Event Location:
The Relationship Center ←click for map/directions
109 S Main Street, Wauconda
John Bloom guides the organizational culture at the Rudolf Steiner Foundation (RSF). The purpose of organizational culture is to tend to the reflective capacities of RSF, including how we articulate and practice our values in internal relationships and with our clients, how we learn as an organization, and how we manifest those values and practices through our public voice. John has worked with over 100 nonprofits over the last several years in the areas of capacity building and culture change. He has led many workshops, lectured, and written about aspects of money and governance for nonprofits. John has founded two nonprofits, served as a trustee on several (including Yggdrasil Land Foundation), and worked as the administrator at an independent school before joining RSF. He has written extensively on many aspects of charitable organizations, associative economics, life as an active member of a 29-year-old biodynamic CSA, and on the topics of money and philanthropy, including The Genius of Money—Essays and Interviews Reimagining the Financial World.
Please join us on Thursday, September 21!
A few questions we'll be exploring:
- How does money connect us to what we care about most—both personally, and as a community?
- How do we build common community goals and see money's role in reaching them?
- How do we manifest our values through our public voice?
This rare opportunity comes to us via grant funds from the Mid-States Shared Gifting group. We look forward to seeing you there!
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