How do we consider diverse ability access?

Our venues are mobility device (e.g. wheelchair, etc.) accessible. All restrooms are on the same floor as the event.All attendees are guaranteed a chair. We provide masks at registration. All speakers use microphones. We do not flash lights or loud noises during our conversations. Overhead lights are not dimmed during our conversations. All Many Hands interviews are recorded and placed on Apple and Spotify where you can find both transcripts and the audio recordings. We offer coffee, without lids. We offer kombucha in cans. And we offer a food item that sometimes requires utensils, which are distributed through our touchless silverware dispenser.If you need assistance at the event — please find a member of our volunteer team at the registration table, or within the parking area. They will contact Jason Ashlock (Jason@TheGivingWall.org), who will support you. If you have a request in advance of the event, or a suggestion, please email Becky@TheGivingWall.org.

Without a doubt! Blanchard's brews coffee for us. And we always have food for you too.

Many Hands_Richmond Region_October

Name: Many Hands_Richmond Region_October
Start: 2026-10-02T08:20:00-0400
End: 2026-10-02T10:00:00-0400
Location: St. Joseph's Villa : Robbin's Auditorium

Fri, Oct 2, 8:20am - 10am EDT

St. Joseph's Villa : Robbin's Auditorium

Richmond VA, United States

Becky Lakin

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Description

Many Hands gathers community around what matters most:

the bold work being done,

the people doing it,

and the shared future we’re shaping together.

Join us. Every other month. On a Friday morning. At locations around Richmond. Over coffee and breakfast treats. Alongside inspirational speakers and one another. With an eye toward the urgent present and many possible futures.

The MANY HANDS Experience

Surprise over siloes.
Togetherness as a radical act.
The arc of history being bent by many hands.

#ManyHandsMakeLifeWork

Agenda

8:15 am - 8:30 am

Registration & Welcome

We don't check if you've registered. But we do offer a warm welcome and point you toward the coffee!
8:30 am - 9:10 am

Special Guest Interview (Part One)

Becky Lakin, Many Hands host, will interview our expert guest.
9:10 am - 9:30 am

Attendee Q&A with Special Guest

Guests will be invited to ask questions, and engage with one another.
9:30 am - 10:00 am

Special Guest Interview (Part Two)

FAQs

How do we consider diverse ability access?
- Our venues are mobility device (e.g. wheelchair, etc.) accessible.
- All restrooms are on the same floor as the event.
- All attendees are guaranteed a chair.
- We provide masks at registration.
- All speakers use microphones.
- We do not flash lights or loud noises during our conversations.
- Overhead lights are not dimmed during our conversations.
- All Many Hands interviews are recorded and placed on Apple and Spotify where you can find both transcripts and the audio recordings.
- We offer coffee, without lids.
- We offer kombucha in cans.
- And we offer a food item that sometimes requires utensils, which are distributed through our touchless silverware dispenser.
If you need assistance at the event — please find a member of our volunteer team at the registration table, or within the parking area. They will contact Jason Ashlock (Jason@TheGivingWall.org), who will support you. If you have a request in advance of the event, or a suggestion, please email Becky@TheGivingWall.org.
Coffee?

Without a doubt! Blanchard's brews coffee for us. And we always have food for you too.

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Becky Lakin

39 followers

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I'm Becky.

My professional life has been lived at the intersection of creative communications, human resources, and nonprofits. Across those disciplines I’ve honed skills in employee experience, adult education, persuasive storytelling, strategic communications, and community engagement. And at every turn, I’ve used those skills to create momentum toward positive change — in my city, state, and within companies.

I’m an adjunct professor of storytelling and communications at Arizona State University within their School of Sustainability, where I teach post-graduate students the fundamentals of effective communication, in the context of effecting change.

I lead The Giving Foundation. A nonprofit that supports neighbors in financial crises through The Giving Wall, other small nonprofits through The Giving Workplace, where I consult on topics of employee experience, and the community through a monthly forum known as Many Hands.

I’m also an Elected Director for the Henricopolis Soil & Water Conservation District in Henrico, Virginia, where I make progress toward a vision of intergenerational, inclusive wellbeing.