
SINET Impact Award in Honor of Phil Venables
Tax deductible
SINET IMPACT Award honoring Phil J. Venables of Goldman Sachs and Girls who Code
Robert and Heather Rodriguez challenge the SINET Community to match our 10K gift to Girls who Code in honor of the 2019 SINET Impact Award Winner, Phil J. Venables of Goldman Sachs.
The SINET Impact Award is given annually to an individual that has lead change and made an impact on the Cybersecurity community.
The SINET Impact Award is Two-fold
1. To honor someone who has made a significant impact on the Cybersecurity community.
2. To pay it forward and raise money within the SINET Community to impact the charity of the recipients choice. Mr Venables has chosen Girls who Code to receive the donations.
Our Goal is to raise 20K
Robert and Heather Rodriguez have contributed 10K and challenge the SINET Community to help us honor the Mr Venables by donating to the charity of his choice - Girls who Code.
All donations will go directly to Girls who Code in honor of Mr. Venables via this Go Fund Me campaign.
Robert and Heather Rodriguez challenge the SINET Community to match our 10K gift to Girls who Code in honor of the 2019 SINET Impact Award Winner, Phil J. Venables of Goldman Sachs.
The SINET Impact Award is given annually to an individual that has lead change and made an impact on the Cybersecurity community.
The SINET Impact Award is Two-fold
1. To honor someone who has made a significant impact on the Cybersecurity community.
2. To pay it forward and raise money within the SINET Community to impact the charity of the recipients choice. Mr Venables has chosen Girls who Code to receive the donations.
Our Goal is to raise 20K
Robert and Heather Rodriguez have contributed 10K and challenge the SINET Community to help us honor the Mr Venables by donating to the charity of his choice - Girls who Code.
All donations will go directly to Girls who Code in honor of Mr. Venables via this Go Fund Me campaign.
Organizer
Heather Rodriguez
Organizer
San Francisco, CA
Girls Who Code, Inc.
Beneficiary