The Tapp Blog

Thanks to all that attended the August #Tapp Social. The phenomenal Peggy Geisler, owner and senior consultant of PMG Consulting LLC,  shared her over 25 years of knowledge in the nonprofit field. Peggy’s presentation focused on engagement between nonprofits and their funders and how these relationships must be collaborative in order to be effective. Peggy also discussed barriers to funder engagement, how to shift the narrative for nonprofits, and operationalizing funder/partner engagement.

In case you missed it: The July edition of our Tapp Social Series, Change Happens in the Nonprofit Accounting World, focused on shifts in the accounting standards for nonprofit organizations.

We're so glad you made it to our 2nd Annual Tapp Social Summit! We had a blast singing, dancing, making starfish, and learning about community impact and involvement! If you missed out, don't stress! We've got you covered. For both parties, the fun isn't over. Our monthly Tapp Socials are just as fun and inspiring and guess what, in true monthly nature, we host them every month! So get ready with us as we gear up for July's installment of our Tapp Social Series with this months guests Your Part-Time Controller (YPTC)!

Join us for a seminar on the latest nonprofit accounting updates, and best practices to implement in your nonprofit organization.

2nd Annual Tapp Social Summit brings Pop-Up Public Art Installation in Downtown Wilmington to Promote Collective Impact

Wilmington, DE: Two Downtown Wilmington-based business partner with a local artist on a large-scale, temporary art installation intended to drive community dialogue and to bring regional attention to innovation in their city. TAPP Network LLC and CULTURA. co-sponsored this installation in an effort to creatively promote blending technological tools with human-centered design. Both companies share the goal of helping to increase the collective impact of business, non-profit, and government on the people they serve.

NAME: John Cawley

NAME: Sal Gonzales

WHO IS HE? Sal Gonzalez was born and raised in East Los Angeles, California. He kept himself out of trouble by playing music and working at the family restaurant in his spare time. Sal proudly served in the United States Marine Corps as a machine gunner for two years and continues to serve his fellow warriors by sharing his story and introducing them to Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP), an organization that was central to his recovery.

2 KEY FACTS:

• An accomplished guitarist, Sal has recently appeared on “America’s Got Talent” and “Nashville.” He also recently performed with Keith Urban.
  
  
• Sal was awarded the Combat Action Ribbon and Purple Heart for wounds received in combat.

WHAT'S HE DOING AT THE SUMMIT?

Sal uses his guitar to share his incredible story of self and sacrifice, and how one person can continue to contribute to the greater good, no matter what the odds. Don't miss him.

TIME: 2:30 - 2:55 PM