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Not quite sure what our membership is about, or why you should join? Reach out to our Program & Membership Director, Lavontte Chatmon, and get all your questions answered.
Healthy Montgomery, the County’s local health improvement coalition, is asking people to complete a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) Oral Health Capacity and Environmental Demand Scan Survey to assess resources available. The information collected will be used to address oral health concerns in the community; align and leverage resources; and contribute to the creation of a Community Health Improvement Plan for Montgomery County. In addition, the data will be posted on the Healthy Montgomery website and will be available to the public.
Organizations can be any type of group that provides oral health services in Montgomery County, such as hospitals, government agencies, social service providers, educational institutions, health insurers, and public and private dental offices and clinics. The deadline for completing the survey is Friday, Sept. 10.
Coordinator Level
Nonprofit Montgomery: Program Coordinator (Updated)
Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers: Associate, External Affairs
Manager/Director Level
National Alliance on Mental Illness of Montgomery County, MD (NAMI MC): Communications and Engagement Manager and Resource Navigator
Montgomery History: Development and Communications Manager
LAYC: Program Manager
Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers: Director, Programs & Partnerships
KID Museum: Development Manager and Director of Finance
Jewish Foundation for Group Homes: Planned Giving Specialist
Executive/C-Level
Chevy Chase At Home: Executive Director
Treehouse Child Advocacy Center: Executive Director
Cornerstone Montgomery: Chief Financial Officer
Primary Care Coalition: Development Manager
Montgomery Coalition for Adult English Literacy (MCAEL): Manager of Grants & Administration and Manager of Network Learning and Development
MoCo Food Council: Multiple positions
Coordinator and/or Manager roles focused on Food Economy, Food Security, Advocacy, Agriculture, and/or Environmental Impact priorities (rolling)
Agriculture, Food Economy, and Sustainability Programs Coordinator/Manager
Community Bridges: Multiple Program Manager positions (College, HS, and Middle School Program Managers)
Adventure Theatre MTC: Education Director
Identity, Inc.: Workforce Development Specialist
Manna Food Center: Community Food Education Program Coordinator
Rebuilding Together MC: multiple AmeriCorps positions: Volunteer Coordinator, Client Outreach Coordinator, and Project Coordinator
Nonprofit Covid-19 Response Meeting
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from local, state and federal experts on the American Relief Plan and other federal funds that Montgomery County nonprofits may be able to access to provide services to County residents. How are dollars flowing into the State of Maryland, and what might be available in Montgomery County? We’ve assembled a panel of experts, so come with your questions.
This meeting is part of Nonprofit Montgomery’s series of virtual meetings with Montgomery County and nonprofit leaders.
Speakers:
When: Wednesday, August 11 at noon-1:15pm
Who: Everyone is welcome to attend.
Click here to register.
Just Announced!
Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC): Phase 2
Phase Two of the MoCo Economic Development Grant Program for Nonprofits will offer broader eligibility and is open to nonprofits that offer programming in Montgomery County and can specify how these funds contribute to economic development in the county.
Phase Two applications will open on August 9, 2021 and close August 18, 2021 5pm. The new program would provide competitively selected grants ranging from $7,500 to $25,000 with additional potential grants of $50,000 or $100,000. The funds will be distributed to all selected nonprofits no later than October 1, 2021 and the nonprofit must make use of the funds by no later than December 31, 2021.
The Carl M. Freeman Foundation: FACES (Freeman Assists Communities with Extra Support) Grants Program
The Horning Family Foundation (HFF): Racial Justice Initiative
City of Rockville: Community Development Block Grant Program
Phase Two of the MoCo Economic Development Grant Program for Nonprofits will offer broader eligibility and is open to nonprofits that offer programming in Montgomery County and can specify how these funds contribute to economic development in the county.
Phase Two applications will open on August 9, 2021 and close August 18, 2021 5pm. The new program would provide competitively selected grants ranging from $7,500 to $25,000 with additional potential grants of $50,000 or $100,000. The funds will be distributed to all selected nonprofits no later than October 1, 2021 and the nonprofit must make use of the funds by no later than December 31, 2021.
Walt Whitman High School is starting a new program called the Leadership Academy for Social Justice (LASJ). LASJ courses are rooted in personal development and intercultural skills while building on communication and thinking skills. Students in the program will participate in courses such as an Introduction to Social Justice, Women’s Studies, LGBTQ+ Studies, African-American Studies, Media in Society, and an internship program.
The program is looking to partner with local and regional organizations to provide meaningful internships for students. Through these internships, students will be able to apply their knowledge of social justice issues and advocacy skills to real-world experiences. If your organization is interested in partnering with Walt Whitman High School, please contact Sheryl Freedman, LASJ Lead Teacher.
