Dovetail's Network4Good Events are designed for micro, small and medium sized businesses to be networking with other like-minded business owners that care about people, planet as well as profit. The events provide a dual opportunity to network as well as learn the latest trends, drivers ad strategies that can have your business succeed through purpose and social impact being at the core of it. Doing Good is Good for Business!

We are very excited to be presenting an exclusive opportunity to a pre-release private screening of UnCharitable by Dan Pallotta.

UnCharitable a documentary directed by Stephen Gyllenhaal, exposes the dark side of philanthropy and introduces a radical new approach to giving. After several dynamic U.S. charities were shut down by conservative watchdogs, influential figures in the field recognised the need for non-profit sector reform. Led by Dan Pallotta, whose TED Talk inspired philanthropists, the film demands that charities break free from traditional constraints and truly transform the world. Through personal stories, UnCharitable moves and inspires its audience to rethink their approach to giving.

We will begin the evening with some informal networking over drinks and finger food before we sit down for the screening of the film. There are a limited amount of 60 tickets for this part of the evening, so book in quick to avoid missing out.

After the film, we will have the opportunity to hear from some of our small but mighty Dovetail Charity Partners who will share about how we can empower them in achieving their mission and goals.

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EVENT TIMELINE

6.00pm - Arrival & Networking (For those that have purchased the Pre-event Tickets)
7.00pm - Screening of UnCharitable (please arrive to be seated at 6.45pm)
8.45pm - Panel Event - Hear from our Charity Partners
9.15pm - End of official part of the evening and you can continue to network until 9.45pm

CHARITY PANEL DISCUSSION

This event would not be possible without the support of our incredible sponsors.