Dear partners, colleagues and friends:
We are reaching out to let you know that we are taking COVID-19 seriously and are centering the health of our team and those we come into contact with by following public health recommendations.
The Chamber building, which houses our offices, is closed through April 6th, subject to extend in this dynamic situation. We are working remotely and are available to connect with you via email and cell phone. We will reassess the possibility of spring programming and meetings after April 6th. Here are some resources for nonprofits as you consider your next actions.
Our thoughts are with those who are not able to work from home, children who are home from school, and our community organizations who are stepping up to support vulnerable populations. Know that we are here to support your efforts and will maintain communication as our community adapts. If you are a service provider and would like to share community updates or needs through our communication streams, please stay in touch or respond to this email.
Staying informed about the impact of COVID-19 is vital to the well-being of your community. Be sure to follow Michigan government updates, Grand Traverse County Health Department, World Health Organization (WHO) and the Center for Disease Control (CDC), which include up-to-date guidance for gathering safely.
Our team talked this morning about the importance of compassion and calm in this time. We offer a reminder that nothing about this virus is race-based. Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy encourage us not to project fears of the virus onto marginalized groups or spread unfounded associations. Take good care of yourself and your neighbors.
Take care,
Becky Ewing & the Rotary Charities team
We are reaching out to let you know that we are taking COVID-19 seriously and are centering the health of our team and those we come into contact with by following public health recommendations.
The Chamber building, which houses our offices, is closed through April 6th, subject to extend in this dynamic situation. We are working remotely and are available to connect with you via email and cell phone. We will reassess the possibility of spring programming and meetings after April 6th. Here are some resources for nonprofits as you consider your next actions.
Our thoughts are with those who are not able to work from home, children who are home from school, and our community organizations who are stepping up to support vulnerable populations. Know that we are here to support your efforts and will maintain communication as our community adapts. If you are a service provider and would like to share community updates or needs through our communication streams, please stay in touch or respond to this email.
Staying informed about the impact of COVID-19 is vital to the well-being of your community. Be sure to follow Michigan government updates, Grand Traverse County Health Department, World Health Organization (WHO) and the Center for Disease Control (CDC), which include up-to-date guidance for gathering safely.
Our team talked this morning about the importance of compassion and calm in this time. We offer a reminder that nothing about this virus is race-based. Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy encourage us not to project fears of the virus onto marginalized groups or spread unfounded associations. Take good care of yourself and your neighbors.
Take care,
Becky Ewing & the Rotary Charities team