BETF and BDPA Middle Tennessee chapter are proud to announce successful grant award of $5,000 from Dell Foundation. Company officials wrote:
The Dell Foundation, the corporate giving division of Dell, is committed to contributing significantly to the quality of life in communities where Dell employees live and work. The Foundation supports innovative and effective programs that provide fundamental prerequisites to equip youth to learn and excel in a world driven by the digital economy.
Jonica Cowan and Tinita Haley are the two leaders in our Middle Tennessee chapter who worked closely with BETF on this successful grant proposal. Please share some BDPA-Love with Jonica and Tinita!
Dear Mr. Hicks,
The Dell Foundation is pleased to inform you that the BDPA Education & Technology Foundation is a recipient of an Open Grant award in the amount of $5,000.00.
We are excited to partner with you on this worthwhile project and wish you continued success.
Warmest regards,
Teresa Miller
The Dell Foundation, the corporate giving division of Dell, is committed to contributing significantly to the quality of life in communities where Dell employees live and work. The Foundation supports innovative and effective programs that provide fundamental prerequisites to equip youth to learn and excel in a world driven by the digital economy.
Jonica Cowan and Tinita Haley are the two leaders in our Middle Tennessee chapter who worked closely with BETF on this successful grant proposal. Please share some BDPA-Love with Jonica and Tinita!
2 comments:
Way to go Jonica and Tanita. So Wayne, when are you going to write that book on "how to be a technical non-profit rainmaker"?
Martin - Our board approved a plan to raise $5 million over the next five years for a SITES Endowment Fund. If we achieve this lofty goal then I'll think about writing that book (smile)!
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