Virtual Symposium on Philanthropic Giving / Herbein 50 for 50 Project

LIVE WEBINAR:  A look at the current state of philanthropic giving with Pennsylvania United Way leaders – and the launch of the Herbein 50 for 50 Project in support of nonprofits 

To view a recording of the webinar click here.

You’re invited to join Herbein + Company, Inc. for our Virtual Symposium on Philanthropic Giving – and the launch of the Herbein 50 for 50 Project on July 12 at 2:00pm EST. This must attend event is designed for nonprofits, board members, business owners, corporate executives, and knowledge leaders who are invested in our communities, our country, and our people. 

More than ever, philanthropic giving plays a vital role in the social fabric of the places where we live, work, and play. Since 1972, Herbein has been a leader in providing audit, tax, and consulting services to nonprofit organizations. We value the depth and breadth of support and awareness that local United Way organizations provide – and to help kick off the largest philanthropic initiative in Herbein’s 50 years of community leadership, we are holding an online panel symposium to discuss the current fundraising environment for nonprofits.

The discussion – part of our ongoing Herbein Conversation series – is hosted by Marybeth Olree, a partner in our firm’s nonprofit practice and a co-leader of one of HWomen RISE, a key focus group of Herbein’s DEI initiative. 

Webinar panelists are:

• Bobbi Watt Geer, Ph.D. – President and CEO, United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania
• Tammy White – President, United Way of Berks County
• Chip Hurd – Chief Development Officer, United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley

At the same time, we will launch the Herbein 50 for 50 Project in appreciation to the communities where we live and work. As we emerge from more than two unprecedented years of disruption, we want to continue to support the most vulnerable among us. For our team, 2022 is about celebrating our history with an eye to the future. It’s about strengthening our commitments to community organizations and making hope possible where we work, live, and raise our families. Herbein has set a goal to positively impact nonprofits with grants totaling $50,000.