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"Dear Abby" Of Non-Profit Sector Coming To Bucks County In March
The conversation with Bucks County's non-profit community is part of #FCPresents, a new series launched last year to strengthen the sector.

DOYLESTOWN, PA — Joan Garry, known as the "Dear Abby" of the nonprofit sector, is coming to Bucks County in March.
Foundations Community Partnership (FCP) will welcome the internationally recognized champion for the non-profit sector on March 15 at the Bucks County Community College’s Zlock
Performing Arts Center, Newtown, from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Sponsored by Comcast, Garry will discuss the “Key Attributes of Thriving Nonprofits” during her
keynote address.
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“We are thrilled that the ‘Dear Abby’ of the non-profit sector is coming to Bucks County,” said Dr. Tobi Bruhn, FCP’s Executive Director. “This is an excellent professional development opportunity for non-profit leaders, team and board members, and everybody who seeks inspiration during challenging times in the sector.”
Through her blog, podcast and book, "Garry’s Guide to Nonprofit Leadership,," Garry advocates for the success of nonprofits, large and small.
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As a columnist for the Chronicle of Philanthropy, contributor to Harvard Business Review and Forbes Magazine, among others, Garry is a preeminent thought leader on the role of the non-profit sector in society. She is also the founder of the Nonprofit Leadership Lab, the online educational and community portal she leads for non-profit board and staff leaders.
Garry began her career in 1981 as part of the management team that launched MTV, followed by a
tenure as an executive at Showtime Networks. In 1997, she left the corporate world and became the executive director of GLAAD, one of the largest gay rights organizations in the United States.
Garry’s conversation with Bucks County’s non-profit community is part of #FCPresents, a new series launched by FCP last year to strengthen the sector by inviting thought leaders to share their expertise. Tickets to the event are $25 per person. For more information and to register, visit www.fcpartnership.org/workshops/fcpresents.
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