Grateful Hearts / Panel Discussion on Establishing and Sustaining a Grateful Giving Program
Date: February 16, 2022
Time: Announcements at 11:45 - Program 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm
Location: via Zoom
Panelist: Tyler B. Clark, Single Parent Scholarship Fund NWA; Nicole Crawford, Mercy Foundation NWA; Shannon Dixon, Scott Family Amazeum; Amy Linimon, University of Arkansas; Eva Terry, Peace at Home Family Shelter
Moderated by: Jaclyn Keeter, Director of Development Administration, Washington Regional Medical Foundation
Time: Announcements at 11:45 - Program 12:00 noon - 1:00pm
Location: via Zoom
OUTLINE
Legal boundaries are important for a non-profit. Understanding legal requirements for your organization, personnel, and mission will make your non-profit successful and sustainable. This session addresses the responsibility to uphold the standards of non-profit status at the state and local level as well as the responsibility to donors and the ethics in fundraising.
PRESENTER
Geoff Hamby, JD
Trial Attorney, Bailey & Oliver Law Firm
Geoff is a born and bred Arkansan who grew up in Van Buren. He has been calling the Hogs from Northwest Arkansas since he moved to attend the University of Arkansas in 2008. Geoff joined Bailey & Oliver Law Firm in 2014 during his second year at the University of Arkansas School of Law. His better half, Moriah, is a teacher with the Bentonville School District. Geoff is part of the Catastrophic Injury Team with Bailey & Oliver.
When Geoff isn’t working, he enjoys playing golf, traveling, collecting vintage watches, and working with his church. Geoff is also the host of Bailey & Oliver’s YouTube channel, “Appealing Information.” Geoff regularly posts videos on Appealing Information about legal issues in our community, explanations of the legal process, and tips to live a safer life based on cases encountered by the firm.