The Dwelling Place: Executive Director
Community Bridges: Middle School and Volunteer Program Manager
Bethesda Green: Operations and Office Coordinator
A Wider Circler: Holiday Program Coordinator
The Children’s Inn at the National Institutes of Health: Resident Services Manager (Spanish required)
Nonprofit Montgomery’s MORE (Metrics, Outcomes and Responsible Evaluation) Training helps nonprofits learn about evaluation, and offer a deep dive into measuring impact and gauging program effectiveness.
MORE helps organizations develop strategic approaches to data collection and analysis, and guides them in developing metrics and to analyze program outcomes to improve service delivery. Participants will develop their skills and make concrete plans to measure the results of their work.
MORE will strengthen your organization’s capacity to measure results by:
Nonprofits attend MORE as a team of up to four people, including the executive director or a senior leader, program directors, and development staff.
Intensive: October 12, 8:30am-5:00pm at the Universities at Shady Grove (breakfast & lunch provided) and October 13, 8:30am-12pm at the Universities at Shady Grove (breakfast provided)
More of MORE Booster Session: December 7, 2017 from 9-11:30am at The Nonprofit Village (breakfast provided).
Cost: For Nonprofit Montgomery members the cost is $25 nonrefundable registration fee per organization. For nonmembers the cost per organization is $500.
MORE is supported by Montgomery County Government, the Healthcare Initiative Foundation, and The Universities at Shady Grove.
Age-Friendly Montgomery is working to ensure that Montgomery County is a “community for a lifetime.” As one component of its work, a group of employment experts is collecting information about programs that help older workers find work and stay employed. The data they collect will enable public and private groups to identify gaps and enable them to publicize your programs and those of your peers.
If you offer programs for older workers in Montgomery County or if you know nonprofits that do, please complete the short survey.
Questions? Please contact David Gamse, CEO of the Jewish Council for the Aging, at 301-255-4255.
Don’t base your giving decisions on nonprofit overhead. Take it from a fundraiser (Generocity, September 7)
How to Succeed on a Nonprofit Board (Stanford Social Innovation Review, August 28)
What Could Winding Down DACA Mean For The Local Washington Region? (The Kojo Nnamdi Show, September 5)
Montgomery County Council Statement on President Trump’s Decision to Rescind DACA (Montgomery County Council Press Release, September 6)
How Nonprofits Can Help Solve The Talent Pipeline (Forbes, August 8)
How to deal with your family who has no idea what nonprofit is or what the heck you do (Nonprofit AF, September 5)
Resilience: The Biology of Stress & the Science of Hope chronicles the birth of a life-saving movement to disrupt cycles of violence, addiction, and disease. This free one-hour documentary delves into the science of Adverse Childhood Experiences and the movement to treat and prevent toxic stress. A discussion will follow the film featuring local experts and practitioners. Registration is required.
This event is sponsored by Celebree Learning Centers, Early Childhood Services of Montgomery County Heath and Human Services, and Maryland Family Network.
Thursday, September 21, 12-2pm
Montgomery Co. DHHS Early Childhood Training Center, 1401 Rockville Pike, Rockville
KID Museum is hosting KIDfest a festival to explore gadgets, games, robots, hands-on activities, and demonstrations. KIDFest features something for everyone to “find your spark” and explorehow you can invent the future. Admission is free and all ages are welcome to KIDfest on Sunday, September 24, 12:00 – 5:00 at Veteran’s Plaza, Silver Spring.
EveryMind has funding to provide Youth Mental Health First Aid to nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and other interested groups in Montgomery County at no cost (estimated value of $3500 per training). Youth Mental Health First Aid is an 8-hour evidence-based interactive training which teaches people how to help an adolescent experiencing a mental health, addictions challenge, or mental health crisis. For more information on Mental Health First Aid or to schedule a training at your organization, please contact Laura or 301.424.0656 x533.
Thank you to the following Nonprofit Montgomery members who joined or renewed their membership this year.
A Wider Circle
Adventist Community Services of Greater Washington
Alpha Omega International Dental Fraternity
Artivate, Inc.
Arts for the Aging, Inc. (AFTA)
Aspire Counseling
Ayuda
Bender JCC of Greater Washington
Bethesda Green
BioQUEST
Building Educated Leaders for LIfe
CASE
Center for Nonprofit Advancement
CentroNia MD
Charity Connect
College Tracks
Comfort Cases, Inc.
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Learn about admissions requirements and application deadlines for graduate programs in social work, public policy, nonprofit management, international affairs, public interest law, and social entrepreneurship. The fair is on October 2 from 5-8m at the Convention Center and is free and open to anyone considering graduate school.
Housing Unlimited, Inc.
Position Description – Residential Manager
Housing Unlimited provides affordable independent housing in Montgomery County, MD, for adults in mental health recovery. The position includes broad management responsibilities within the housing program.
Duties and Responsibilities
A Property Manager has responsibility for the following primary goals:
Specific responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
Property Management:
Fundraising:
Public Education:
Supervision and Direction
The Property Manager reports directly to and receives an annual performance evaluation from the Director of Property Management.
Requirements:
Candidate must have a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience. The candidate must have an automobile for use on the job and liability insurance at a minimum level of 100/300K.
Send resume and cover letter to: mfisher@housingunlimited.org