Webinar, on Jan. 25 at 2 p.m. ET, Register now: Selma and beyond: Responding to tornadoes in Alabama and Georgia

 The Jan. 12 tornado outbreak in Selma and many other communities across Georgia and Alabama left 11 people dead and a large path of destruction. 

The webinar, on Jan. 25 at 2 p.m. ET, will discuss the urgent and long-term needs of communities affected by the outbreak. Panelists will focus on the effect of pre-existing conditions such as racialized poverty, historical and systemic discrimination in housing and the differences between rural and urban communities.

Moderated by CDP’s Director of Domestic Funds Sally Ray, the panel will discuss the different immediate and long-term needs in urban and rural communities and how pre-existing inequities affect outcomes for recovery. They will also explore how grantmakers can support communities to prepare for, respond to and recover from these devastating disasters.

             

Please register and join us.  ​

Electronic Signatures. January 2023

Open if you’re still on the fence about eSignatures.

 

In today’s fast-paced world, everything is going digital. And so do our signatures. According to a study from Statistica, 754 Million transactions were signed electronically worldwide in 2017 alone. If you’re still on the fence about eSignatures, here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions: What is an e-signature? - They are simply signatures in electronic form as compared with handwritten ones - It's a legal way to approve and sign the contents of a document Are eSignatures legal and safe to use? - They are legally binding virtually everywhere in the world and across different industries - They can be used as evidence in court - eSignature uses digital stamps, like an IP address, making it easy to trace each signee How does eSignature work? - Anybody can sign remotely anywhere in the world - You can type, draw, or upload a photo to create your eSignature using an app Why are eSignatures a great alternative? - Legally binding and supported by international laws in 60+ countries - Instant, documents can be signed using a computer or phone, in seconds - Paperless, meaning no more printing, signing, scanning, and sending documents back It’s not only safe and secure… it also saves time, resources, and trees, too. Go paperless and start using Signaturely for free Best, Will Founder, Signaturely P.S. Still have a few questions? Just hit reply with what’s on your mind and I’ll get right back to you. Signaturely, LLC 340 S Lemon Ave Ste 1760, Walnut, CA 91789