how c2 institute works

As part of the program, FACE provides opportunities for the cohort to meet with various leaders in government, corporate, faith institutions and the community while equipping them with practical skills as fundraising, media and government relations, partnership building, networking, financial literacy, grant writing, eventing, advocacy, program development, outreach strategy, church administrative work and  community needs and data points. Each fellow will also be working on a capstone project that they will be launching or strengthening.

We Are Now Taking Interest Applications for a Future Cohort

Meet Amazing 

Speakers

Connect with new people, and C2 Institute’s inspiring speakers from whom we can learn from and ask for guidance.

Learn to Help your Community

Learn to fundraise, outreach and work on a personal community service project and help restore hope in your community.

Support the

Movement

Become a sponsor and help suport a growing national effort to invest in today’s and tomorrow’s Korean American leaders.

See What People Are Saying 

Become a sponsor and help suport a growing national effort to invest in today’s and tomorrow’s Korean American leaders.

Topics

Financial Literacy, Capability, and Coaching

Sponsorship/Grant Writing

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Media & Government Relations

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Government Relations

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Networking & Building Partnerships

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Fundraising​

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Racial Justice/Diversity & Inclusion

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Advocacy

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Event Planning/Program Development

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Housing & Homelessness​​

outcomes

An activated church and community partnership committee

Expanded new contacts with local elected officials, media, potential funders, government agencies and other stakeholders/community & business organizations

Sponsorship request template, certificate/commendation letter request template, and press release template

Identification of gifts in your congregation

Elevated visibility in the community

One established community program

A brochure/collateral that documents all the community work the church is doing

Engaging and inspiring the next generation to be deeply involved with the church

Pastor Suzana Kim,

Wilshire UMC

I learned that there's a lot of work to be done. For my first step, I hope to develop relationships with local officials. 

Rev. Won-Seok Yuh, Harris UMC

There are more resources than we could account for that are more readily accessible! The willingness of others to support or partner may be higher than we assume individually and as a community.

Rev. Brent Ross,

Normal Heights United

I learned that I have been limiting the Normal Heights Community Hub by my own strengths (and more to the point) weaknesses. I need to share this info and training with the others in the project so that THEIR strengths can be shared and let go of so much of a top down approach to leadership.

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