BuildaBridge Bidders Tea for 2010-2011
Posted by on April 19, 2010
Discovery Program
Bidders Tea for 2010-2011
If you are interested in working with BuildaBridge in 2010-2011 please join us!
On Friday, May 7, 2010
From 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
At 205 West Tulpehocken Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144
Who should attend:
• Emergency housing directors, coordinators and classroom contacts with whom we are currently working or who have used the services of BuildaBridge in the past.
• Heads of youth-serving organizations and those emergency housing personnel with whom we have not worked before. Come and learn how we can partner together to best serve your children, youth and families.
We’ll share with you how we work and what is required of you when we partner together to serve you directly at your site.
We’ll also gather feedback from our current partners regarding what we are doing well and what can be improved in our current partnerships.
Tea, coffee and sweets will be served.
Request for Proposal applications for next year will be available at the tea.
Kindly RSVP by Wednesday, April 28.
Please call Karen Vaccaro at 215-842-0428 or email [email protected]
We hope to see you here!
BuildaBridge’s Discovery Program offers after-school and evening arts-integrated education programs to children and youth living in emergency and transitional housing, and in communities in need in Philadelphia. Discovery connects compassionate, talented teaching artists with interested, creative children in need. Please visit our website at http://www.buildabridge.org to learn more.
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