Upcoming Programs and Events
Accounting for Nonprofits Breakfast Seminar: July 17 at Nonprofit Montgomery (Leadership Hub)
Montgomery County ONE-STOP Employment Law Update & Information Workshop
Come and learn what you need to know about age discrimination, bullying and harassment in the workplace, federal legal updates and much more. This event is Presented by the Office of Human Rights- Montgomery County Human Rights Commission and Montgomery County Commission for Women. The workshop is on June 6, 9am – 2:30pm in Silver Spring.
New Program: Finances for the Flummoxed
What is a budget really meant to communicate? What can those financial reports really tell me about my work and/or the organization?
Do you want to better understand what all those rows and columns of numbers mean and how you can use them, then join us for this session. An organization’s budget tells a much bigger story than just money in and money out. Those reports about activities, cash flow, and balances open doors to important information about how an organization conducts its business.
This session provides clarity on how these financial tools and the processes associated with them can serve you, even if you don’t think you are a numbers person.
When: June 13, 4-6pm
Where: The Writer’s Center, (4508 Walsh St., Bethesda)
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This program is a collaboration with Young Nonprofit Professionals’ Network.
Save the Date: Identity’s Celebración 20
Save the date for Identity’s Celebración 20, an evening to celebrate 20 years of Latino youth reaching their highest potential. The event will be on September 26, 2019 at Universities at Shady Grove. Click here for more information.
Community Forum on Policing in Montgomery County
There will be a community forum on policing in Montgomery County on June 6 from 6-9pm at Kennedy High School in Silver Spring. The forum is hosted by County Executive Elrich and Councilmember Jawando.
Safe Spaces for LGBTQ+ Individuals: How to Be An Ally
The Safe Space workshop is a dynamic and hands-on approach to creating safe space for all; focusing specifically on the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Intersex and Asexual (LGBTQIA) community. From the classroom bully to the unintentional exclusion by the use of certain language, LGBTQIA people frequently find themselves excluded and uncomfortable in a variety of settings.
Through the workshop participants will:
- develop an understanding of the lived experiences of LGBTQIA people through current statistics and examples.
- be able to identify sources of unwelcoming behaviours in a variety of settings.
- become more familiar with and comfortable in using LGBTQIA-inclusive terminology.
- learn to dispel negative stereotypes and develop strategies to create a more welcoming and inclusive environments for LGBTQIA people.
June 5, 2019 – 8:30am to 12:30pm (breakfast provided)
The Universities at Shady Grove
Cost: $10 for Nonprofit Montgomery members, $25 for non-members
The Universities at Shady Grove
Cost: $10 for Nonprofit Montgomery members, $25 for non-members
in partnership with The Collaboration Council
Meeting of the Minds-Database Roundtable
Does your organization’s software meet the needs of all of your data? Do you have concerns about recent or future upgrades? Were there successes and/or obstacles with any recent upgrade? Please join us for a peer-problem solving round table, where we will discuss these topics and more!
This session offers a prime opportunity to network and learn from each other as we all navigate the future of data solutions. Your input on these topics is so crucial. TechImpact and Clear Impact will use this information to identify topics for future workshops.
When: June 12, 2019 8:30-10:30am
Where: CaringMatters Conference Room (518 S. Frederick Avenue, Gaithersburg, MD 20877)
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Don’t miss a special presentation by Adam Luecking, CEO, Clear Impact, on Scorecard, a CRM compatible program measurement software that is now free to NPO’s (up to 10 metrics). This software may prove to be the future of the Montgomery County Government reporting system.
In collaboration with CaringMatters
Opportunities for Nonprofits at the Takoma Park Folk Festival
Takoma Park Folk Festival is on September 8 at the Takoma Park Middle School. This free festival is expected to have over 5,000 in attendance and will have a cross-section of the DC area community. The festival offers two ways groups can gain donations and/or visibility: becoming a Beneficiary Group or exhibiting as a “Community Table.” Click here for more information.
Les Chansons Juives-Portraits of Jewish Music in France
Join Kolot HaLev for their annual concert on Sunday, June 2, 4pm at the Temple Beth Ami in Rockville. Special guests from Rochambeau Choir will also be performing. Click here for more information.