Join your fellow Finance Directors, CFOs, and COOs for collaborative problem solving, support and also share effective policies and practices. We encourage anyone who took Table for Ten-Finance Directors/CFOs/COOs to attend, along with anyone who does finance work. Questions? Contact us at connect@nonprofitmoco.org
Date: September 20, 9-10:30am
Where: Flying V at the Silver Spring Black Box Theatre – 8641 Colesville Road, Silver Spring
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Nonprofit Montgomery’s MORE (Metrics, Outcomes and Responsible Evaluation) Training helps nonprofits learn about evaluation, and offers a deep dive into measuring impact and gauging program effectiveness.
MORE will strengthen your organization’s capacity to measure results by:
Nonprofits participate in MORE as a team of up to four senior leaders. The MORE program consists of 1-1/2 days of training on September 27 and 28 at The Universities at Shady Grove, an individual session with an evaluation consultant, and a follow-up session at The Nonprofit Village.
MORE is supported by the Montgomery County Government, the Healthcare Initiative Foundation, and The Universities at Shady Grove. For information, please visit the MORE program page or contact us. Registration is now open. The cost is just $25 for Nonprofit Montgomery members.
September 27-28, 2018
The Universities at Shady Grove
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This Nonprofit Impact Series session will be an opportunity for participants to learn how to use dashboards and develop a dashboarding strategy. Join us to learn more about this powerful tool to help you monitor your organization’s progress and make better decisions.
Date: September 21, 9-11:30am
Where: The Nonprofit Village, 12320 Parklawn Drive, Rockville
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Nonprofit Montgomery’s MORE (Metrics, Outcomes and Responsible Evaluation) Training helps nonprofits learn about evaluation, and offers a deep dive into measuring impact and gauging program effectiveness.
MORE will strengthen your organization’s capacity to measure results by:
Nonprofits participate in MORE as a team of up to four senior leaders. The MORE program consists of 1-1/2 days of training on September 27 and 28 at The Universities at Shady Grove, an individual session with an evaluation consultant, and a follow-up session at The Nonprofit Village.
MORE is supported by the Montgomery County Government, the Healthcare Initiative Foundation, and The Universities at Shady Grove. For information, please visit the MORE program page or contact us. Registration is now open. The cost is just $25 for Nonprofit Montgomery members.
September 27-28, 2018
The Universities at Shady Grove
REGISTER YOUR TEAM | MORE INFO ON THE NONPROFIT IMPACT SERIES
The Community Action Board is accepting applications for its Community Advocacy Institute. The Community Advocacy Institute is a free program that will teach residents basic advocacy skills and it provides hands-on opportunities to advocate for important issues in the community.
The program includes a series of training workshops led by Community Action Board members and workshops feature elected officials, local advocates, and issue experts. Participants will have the opportunity to develop their own testimony and complete an advocacy project. To qualify for the program, participants must be Montgomery County residents with household incomes of $54,000 or less. Applications are due August 24.
The free webinar hosted by the DC Pro Bono Center will cover: Internal Revenue Code rules regarding lobbying and political activity for public charities, as well as the federal Lobbying Disclosure Act. The webinar will be on June 20, 12:50-3:15pm. Click here to register.
Compass volunteer teams of experienced business professionals provide consulting to nonprofits in Board Development, Funding Strategy, Strategic Planning, Strategic Partnerships and Collaborations, and Strategic Marketing. Each nonprofit client receives approximately $150,000 of FREE strategic consulting services. Applications are due June 8.
The KID Museum is hosting a Community Conversation: The Future of Learning on April 26 from 7-9pm. Topics to be discussed include: the science of learning, how it can be adapted to our schools, and what success means in the 21st century. Click here for more information and to register.
The D.C. Bar Pro Bono Center is hosting a legal clinic for nonprofit groups with basic intellectual property issues, including trademarks, copyrights, and licensing. The clinic is Thursday, May 10, from 9-11:30 am at Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP, 607 14th Street, NW. Registration required. If you are interested in attending, contact Lauren at lpaley@dcbar.org or (202) 780-2755 before April 26.
Parents, caregivers of children and early childhood educators are invited to a free Champions for Children event on Saturday, May 19 from 10am-1pm at the Universities at Shady Grove.
Parents can receive free screening for developmental delays; attend parenting workshops and get information about resources available in the community for young children.
Early childhood educators can earn Professional Activity Units for attending workshops on topics such as Make and Take activities and Communicating Challenging News to Parents. Children’s entertainment include: 123 Andrés, face painting, balloon making, and other giveaways.