A local architecture firm reached out to Nonprofit Montgomery offering pro bono design and consulting services to local nonprofits. If you are interested in design services, please contact us and we’ll connect you to the firm.
Councilmember Rice, MCPS Superintendent Dr. Smith, and Montgomery College President Dr. Pollard will be answering questions such as:
All meetings will be from 6:30-8:30pm
February 15, Northwest High School
March 8, Montgomery Blair High School
March 15, Montgomery College (Takoma Park/Silver Spring)-Catherine F. Scott Building, (CM Building) Room 211
March 22, Walter Johnson High School
March 29, Richard Montgomery High School
Questions? Contact Councilmember.Rice@montgomerycountymd.gov or call 240-777-7955.
FIRM training is here to help. By taking FIRM, you’ll build your accounting and financial confidence with training specifically designed for Executive Directors, Board Members, and high-level program staff. FIRM is offered by Nonprofit Montgomery in partnership with the County government to help nonprofits become more sustainable. FIRM is strongly recommended for nonprofits who have contracts with, or hope to have contracts with, the County.
Benefits: As a result of the learning, discussions, and planning, you can expect the following:
Build your accounting and financial confidence with training specifically designed for Executive Directors, Board Members, and high-level program staff.
FIRM Financial Leadership Institute is for members of nonprofit organizations serving residents of Montgomery County. This 2-day intensive workshop with follow-on tutorials and personal support provides the strategic framework and practical tools needed to strengthen your organization’s financial leadership and management. Join the ranks of over 160 nonprofits that have attended this high impact workshop.
Spring session begins March 14 & 15 and Early Bird Registration is now open through February 14 and includes free tuition. Regular registration is open through March 1.
The Center for Nonprofit Advancement is now accepting applications for the Advancement In Management (AIM) Award. The award may go to a 501(c)(3) in the District of Columbia, Maryland, or Virginia that demonstrates outstanding achievement in organizational management. The grand prize winner receives a $20,000 grant. Click here to apply.
Docs In Progress Fellowship gives ten DC-area filmmakers a facilitated support system to develop new documentaries. Applications are due January 17, 2017. An information session with the Docs In Progress Executive Director and former Fellows is on January 11. Click here to RSVP.
Build your accounting and financial confidence with training specifically designed for Executive Directors, Board Members, and high-level program staff.
FIRM Financial Leadership Institute is for members of nonprofit organizations serving residents of Montgomery County. This 2-day intensive workshop with follow-on tutorials and personal support provides the strategic framework and practical tools needed to strengthen your organization’s financial leadership and management. Join the ranks of over 160 nonprofits that have attended this high impact workshop.
Spring session begins March 14 & 15 and Early Bird Registration is now open through February 14 and includes free tuition. Regular registration is open through March 1.
The Montgomery County Community Action Agency released the Self-Sufficiency Standard for Maryland 2016 Report. The report found that Montgomery County has the highest self-sufficiency standard in Maryland. A family of three with one adult, one preschooler and one school-age child would need an income of $86,580 to cover the basic necessities – more than four times the Federal Poverty Level for a family of three ($20,160). Despite Montgomery County’s higher minimum wage, a parent with two young children would need to work over 155 hours per week at minimum wage to make ends meet.
The Greater Washington Workforce Development Collaborative, an initiative of The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region, released a new report, Greater Washington Works: IT and Health Careers with Promise which focuses on how our region can address the skills gap and lift more of our neighbors out of poverty through careers in IT and Healthcare.