Annual Spring Event
May 22, 2010
West Ave Pool Deck, 8 to midnight
ChildBuilders'™ NightShift
Register online or
contact Rebecca Koch.
Contact the NightShift
Rebecca Koch
ChildBuilders' Staff Liaison
713-400-1161
bkoch@childbuilders.org
Board of Directors
James Phelan, President
Nita Moore, Vice President and Membership Chair
Lisa Hayes, Communications Chair
James Blackwell, Development Co-Chair
Beth Bryant, Events Chair
Debra Reyna, Events Co-Chair
Vika Filippov, Secretary
John Keck, Secretary
At Large:
Jerry Acosta
Trenette Allen
Bryan Danna
William Getschow
Elizabeth Koval
Alice McGuire
Dara Percely
Liane Soukop Crae
Laura Tranter
Philanthropy is an exciting new trend in the lives of Houston-area young professionals, thanks to the ChildBuilders’ NightShift. This group is a collaboration of individuals with unique backgrounds and talents, all working together to raise awareness, advocate, and financially support the mission of ChildBuilders™. All event proceeds directly benefits Houston-area children with ChildBuilders’™ programs in addition to volunteering in schools or on the Board, and participating in community outreach and awareness.
ChildBuilders’™ Nightshift has been a successful after-work philanthropy program since its creation in early 2008. The first NightShift event brought in 100 new members and raised $1500 to support ChildBuilders™, in addition to gaining new contacts and spreading word in the community. NightShift Staff Liaison Becky Koch attributes this incredible success to the different circles of influence and experience gained by marketing to individuals with diverse jobs. This helps get the ChildBuilders™ name into the media, large corporations, and in front of other supporters who can be powerful allies in the fight for Houston-area children.
You can help support the NightShift by getting involved! Becoming a member, volunteering, or finding corporate sponsorships are all great ways to contribute. The NightShift sees continued success on the horizon as it works towards its goal of involving young professionals in the lives of children.