Let's be real -- it takes a village to make sure we all work, play, and thrive in a community that offers a strong and equitable quality of life. 

A commitment of your time for the public good could help implement the positive changes we strive for everyday -- including, the creation of better jobs, improved schools, new community programs, stronger direct services, and more. But where do you start when you want to make a greater difference in the lives of those around you!?

With a link up of course!

Join the ULMS Young Professionals as we team up with our friends at Hopelink to present our first ever 'Partnerships & Pastries' on Thursday, September 28th from 3:00 - 5:00PM at the brand new Black Coffee Northwest!!

This will be an opportunity to enter the chat with local esteemed nonprofit leaders who will share their insight on how to be a change maker in your community and build an equitable, inclusive mindset around philanthropy. 

The panel discussion will include our new besties:

• Margie Haywood, owner & CEO of the Work & Play Lounge
• Darnesha Weary, Co-owner of Black Coffee Northwest
• Josalyn P. Ford, Vice President of Development for Hopelink

Trust us when we say, the vibe is tea time (pun intended)!!

Free pastries and beverages will be provided through Black Coffee Northwest!

This event is free and open to the public. However, RSVP is required due to limited seating.