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We are excited to invite you as a sponsor for our upcoming 9th National Lighting the Community Conference & Awards Gala and Dinner during June 6 -8, 2016 in Washington, DC at the U.S. Capitol. Our conference theme will be Shining Our Light, Owning Our Future. Past speakers have included speakers from the White House, Congress, and other government agencies as well as corporate and faith community.
This exciting national conference brings together policy makers, elected officials, corporations, pastors, media, community leaders and others devoted to community development. It provides a forum for collaboration, engagement and dialogue, as well as training/workshops to address key economic and social issues, such as housing, small business, mental health, immigration reform and human trafficking, amongst others. Churches and non-profits will be given training and overview of the many available funding, partnership and networking opportunities. In addition to the plenary sessions and workshops, Other conference highlights include Opening Reception Dinner, an opening reception to kick off our summit, the National Asian American Prayer Breakfast, an opportunity for faith and civic community leaders to pray for concerns that impact our country, White House Briefing, a chance to bring up our issues to The White house, and the Awards Gala & Dinner, recognizing those who have contributed to the advancement of the community. Please visit www.aapifaithalliance.org to get more information.
Previous summits have included notable speakers and honorees from government agencies, corporations, foundations and educational institutions. Speakers such as: Melissa Rogers, Executive Director of the White House Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships; Rep. Mike Honda, CA 17th District, U.S. House of Representatives; Rep. Judy Chu, CA 27th District, U.S. House of Representatives; Rep. Ed Royce, CA 39th District, U. S. House of Representatives; Rep. Charles B. Rangel, NY 13th District, U.S. House of Representative; Tim Haahs, President & CEO, Timothy Haahs & Associates, Jim Wallis, Founder & President, Sojourners and many others have imparted invaluable insight to our conference attendees.
For the past fifteen years, Korean Churches for Community Development (KCCD) has served as a light and bridge initially between the Korean American Community and the greater community. KCCD is now expanding to the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community at the local and national levels and launching the AAPI Faith Alliance, a national convening and collaboration of AAPI churches, faith-based and community organizations, and non-profits across the country to strengthen our engagement and partnerships with the greater community. We have trained and empowered faith and nonprofit leaders to better serve their communities by building bridges, building capacity and building resources. In addition, KCCD has been a national leader in various arenas including housing and foreclosure counseling, leadership training, job training, computer literacy, Affordable Care Act outreach, and mental health awareness. To date, KCCD has garnered over 500 partners across the nation, ranging from the White House to Fortune 500 companies, local non-profit organizations and key institutional stakeholders.
Your sponsorship and partnership will help us continue to provide outstanding and comprehensive service and outreach to the community! Please fill out the sponsorship form to proceed by downloading the PDF link below. For additional sponsorship and conference information, please call KCCD at (213) 985-1500 or email at kccd@kccd3300.org
We are excited to invite you as a sponsor for our upcoming 9th National Lighting the Community Conference & Awards Gala and Dinner during June 6 -8, 2016 in Washington, DC at the U.S. Capitol. Our conference theme will be Shining Our Light, Owning Our Future. Past speakers have included speakers from the White House, Congress, and other government agencies as well as corporate and faith community.
This exciting national conference brings together policy makers, elected officials, corporations, pastors, media, community leaders and others devoted to community development. It provides a forum for collaboration, engagement and dialogue, as well as training/workshops to address key economic and social issues, such as housing, small business, mental health, immigration reform and human trafficking, amongst others. Churches and non-profits will be given training and overview of the many available funding, partnership and networking opportunities. In addition to the plenary sessions and workshops, Other conference highlights include Opening Reception Dinner, an opening reception to kick off our summit, the National Asian American Prayer Breakfast, an opportunity for faith and civic community leaders to pray for concerns that impact our country, White House Briefing, a chance to bring up our issues to The White house, and the Awards Gala & Dinner, recognizing those who have contributed to the advancement of the community. Please visit www.aapifaithalliance.org to get more information.
Previous summits have included notable speakers and honorees from government agencies, corporations, foundations and educational institutions. Speakers such as: Melissa Rogers, Executive Director of the White House Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships; Rep. Mike Honda, CA 17th District, U.S. House of Representatives; Rep. Judy Chu, CA 27th District, U.S. House of Representatives; Rep. Ed Royce, CA 39th District, U. S. House of Representatives; Rep. Charles B. Rangel, NY 13th District, U.S. House of Representative; Tim Haahs, President & CEO, Timothy Haahs & Associates, Jim Wallis, Founder & President, Sojourners and many others have imparted invaluable insight to our conference attendees.
For the past fifteen years, Korean Churches for Community Development (KCCD) has served as a light and bridge initially between the Korean American Community and the greater community. KCCD is now expanding to the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community at the local and national levels and launching the AAPI Faith Alliance, a national convening and collaboration of AAPI churches, faith-based and community organizations, and non-profits across the country to strengthen our engagement and partnerships with the greater community. We have trained and empowered faith and nonprofit leaders to better serve their communities by building bridges, building capacity and building resources. In addition, KCCD has been a national leader in various arenas including housing and foreclosure counseling, leadership training, job training, computer literacy, Affordable Care Act outreach, and mental health awareness. To date, KCCD has garnered over 500 partners across the nation, ranging from the White House to Fortune 500 companies, local non-profit organizations and key institutional stakeholders.
Your sponsorship and partnership will help us continue to provide outstanding and comprehensive service and outreach to the community! Please fill out the sponsorship form to proceed by downloading the PDF link below. For additional sponsorship and conference information, please call KCCD at (213) 985-1500 or email at kccd@kccd3300.org
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