Free Screening of “UnCharitable”

The Clark County premiere of UnCharitable—a documentary exploring how Americans give—is screening at Clark College Oct. 30. Organizers hope the free event sparks conversations around the future of charitable giving in southwest Washington. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. for the event, which includes a panel discussion moderated by Jennifer Rhoads, president of The Firstenburg Foundation. Panelists are Brittini Lasseigne (CEO, YWCA Clark County), Josh Townsley (CEO, Evergreen Habitat for Humanity), Matt Morton (president, Community Foundation for Southwest Washington) and Paul Speer.  Conceived by social entrepreneur Dan Pallotta, UnCharitable builds on his book and TED Talk by examining traditional charitable perceptions and financial models. The film’s director Stephen Gyllenhaal also weaves in inspiring, personal stories from Dorri McWhorter, Steve Nardizzi, Edward Norton, Raj Panjabi and other nonprofit leaders.   Register at cfsww.org/uncharitable.