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For our 2025 Spring Gala, we are delighted to honor Elizabeth Miller, a tireless supporter of the Georgetown community and a constant champion of Georgetown Village. Those of you on social media probably better know her as @MissGeorgetown on Instagram. Elizabeth is an outspoken fan of Georgetown Village and makes sure that everyone in Georgetown knows who we are and how we serve our community. She has served as a dedicated ANC Commissioner from 2019 to 2023 and chaired the ANC from 2022-2023. Many of the great things about Georgetown have her fingerprints. She is a tireless booster and an infectious “doer.”
Sponsorship opportunities for the Spring Gala are available starting at $1,000. Learn more here.
Your generous support allows us to continue serving the Georgetown community and ensuring our neighborhood is a great place to live at any age.
Thursday, April 10th @ 5:30 p.m. – Online
“Disinformation – How to Recognize It and Respond”
Presented by: Deanna Troust
Join us online as Deanna Troust will share information, teaching us how to understand disinformation and its impact on the community. She will also discuss how to respond to disinformation and disrupt its spread. There has been a lot of news coverage about disinformation and how it affects communities. Please join us to learn more about this issue as it impacts you.
Deanna Troust is an award-winning communications strategist, writer, and founder of Truth in Common, a nonprofit that forwards human-centered, pluralistic solutions to the mis-, dis- and malinformation epidemic. She leads workshops for community members and organizations, speaks to professional and parent groups, publishes a newsletter, and lifts up communicators as critical solvers of this foundational global issue. A two-time entrepreneur, she also helps nonprofits tell their impact stories and develop equity-centered communications strategies under her consulting arm, 3 Stories Communications.
Truth in Common is informed by Deanna’s 25+-year career in social change and work in disinformation research, journalism, democracy and diversity, equity, and inclusion spaces — much as part of years-long partnerships with Mission Partners and IDEAS Generation, a multigenerational DEI consultancy.
Tuesday, April 15th – 6:00 pm
Phone: 202-999-8988
1801 35th Street NW, Suite 102
Washington, D.C. 20007
Office Hours:
Monday – Thursday
10 am – 6 pm
(GV Open Remotely)
Friday
10 am – 5 pm
Your organization has really helped us when we most needed it.Thanks to all involved in this wonderful community resource. ~ CB
“My husband Guy had been diagnosed with Alzheimer disease and I was wondering how I would cope with this. As Guy’s condition progressed, I realized what a great help the Village was. Volunteers did grocery shopping for us, yard work, handiwork around the house, provided transportation, etc. In these circumstances, to know that the Village was a phone call away was a tremendous morale booster and helpful relief.
Then Guy passed away, peacefully, at home. For Guy we joined the Village. Now, of course, Georgetown Village is still here, for me. I feel the experience was rewarding and… priceless!”
— MRdL
Our supporters know that Georgetown Village (GV) enhances our quality of life, not only for us as individuals but for our entire community. As an important resource that contributes to the well-being of our community, GV is stronger than ever but we depend upon your generosity for all that we do.
Your contributions account for nearly 70% of our annual revenues and enable us to provide the important GV services and programs that are increasingly needed, requested, and used by our members. And your generosity helps subsidize memberships to ensure that these benefits may be offered to those with limited means. We never turn anyone away for financial reasons.
