A Tribe Called Brunch

08/29/2019

07/10/2019

VOL 7 MAKING MOVES
Link below! Ticket on sale now starting at $18! Sunday July 21st.
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08/20/2018

Have a great week--TRIBE!

07/19/2018

A Tribe Called Brunch: Best Life

02/19/2018

What are your plans for Sunday afternoon?

We are excited about bringing another community brunch to Austin, this Sunday! Please join us.

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02/12/2018

We are excited to announce our upcoming brunch presenter Farah Muscadin!

Farah is the current Interim Police Monitor for the City of Austin. Prior to this she served as the Associate Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students at Chicago State University (CSU). While at CSU, Farah served as the Interim Dean of Student Affairs, the Director of Intergovernmental Affairs, and the Board Liaison to the Board of Trustees. Prior to joining CSU, Farah worked as the Associate Director of Legislative and Government Affairs for the City Colleges of Chicago, Director of Legislative Affairs for the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation. Farah was also Assistant Public Defender for the Cook County Public Defender's Office and Guardian ad Litem for the Cook County Public Guardian's Office.

Farah currently serves on the board for the Austin Iowa Alumni Club and the YWCA Greater Austin. She is a member of the Travis County Women’s Lawyers Association and a mentor with GirlForward.

Farah holds a bachelor's of business administration from the University of Iowa and a Juris Doctorate from the University of Iowa College of Law.

07/14/2017

ACTION ITEMS
Here are ways to get involved from Sunday's speakers!

Lauren Weronick
Junior Achievement of Central Texas
Director of Entrepreneurship Programs

- Think back to non-profit organizations you've worked with in the past, have any of them left you wanting to do more? If not, keep searching!

- Make philanthropy and helping others a part of your routine. It may be as simple as going out of your way to help someone in a small way everyday, or trying a new non-profit volunteer activity every month.

- Over the next six months, commit to choosing two to three non-profits you'd like to learn more about, and make time to attend their information or training sessions before signing up to volunteer.

Here are some steps you can take to learn more about JACT and how to get involved:

- Find out more about Junior Achievement of Central Texas at www.jacentex.org and on our blog.

- Get to know JACT by joining us at one of our monthly volunteer trainings. JACT has volunteer opportunities starting soon - everything from one hour discussions about entrepreneurship to acting as a business advisor role for one of our JA Company Program businesses.

- Still have questions? Or want to discuss the variety of ways to get involved in JACT one-on-one or in a group, email me at [email protected].

Steve Wunta
CEO, Just

- Take a note card and write down all of your expenses for a weeks as a way of becoming more financially aware of your spending. It's a tool used for small business owners and can help anyone looking to be more fiscally responsible.

Ilbersalle Fallon
Niella Catering
https://www.facebook.com/NiellaCatering/
https://www.facebook.com/jeanysgingerelixir/

Junior Achievement is the world's largest organization dedicated to educating students about workforce readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy through experiential, hands-on programs.

07/04/2017

When is the last time your went out for Brunch?

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You don't have to be a billionaire to impact the community you live in. Just, an organization focused on empowering entrepreneurship in underserved communities has inspired us to have a much needed discussion on how do we give back to our community. We'd like to discuss the many ways, not necessaril...

07/04/2017

SPEAKER

We are inspired by the great work our upcoming presenter is doing for Nonprofits!

Bigger Than Me: The Next Wave of Philanthropy

Llyas Salahud-Din is the Director of Major Gifts at LifeWorks. He is entrusted to nurture relationships with LifeWorks most generous corporate and individual contributors. His passion stems from growing up in the foster care system, which has shaped his vision and drive for community impact. LLyas has a Master’s in Public Administration, with a concentration in Nonprofit Management. Llyas is a Leadership Austin graduate (2013 Essential Class), and is currently a McBee Fellow at Austin Area Research Organization (AARO). LifeWorks Austin

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