In Maryland’s largest jurisdiction, contest for county executive seen as anybody’s race (The Washington Post, April 19)
What HR Is Doing To Make Sure There Aren’t More #MeToo Moments(Fast Company, April 18)
6 styles of project leadership and how to use them effectively(TechRepublic, April 18)
The Best Leaders See Things That Others Don’t. Art Can Help. (Harvard Business Review, April 18)
Mercy Health Clinic: Director of Development and Communications
Real Food for Kids Montgomery County: Executive Director
Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse (JCADA): Director of Development & Communications
The ALS Association – DC/MD/VA Chapter: Development Associate
Greater Washington Community Foundation: Director of Development
A Wider Circle: Vice President, Community-Based Programming
Strathmore: CEO
One in three families can’t afford diapers. Why are they so expensive?(Tampa Bay Times, March 28)
The Single Most Important Thing You Must Have To Be A Woman Leader(Forbes, March 30)
Nonprofit Board Engagement: Whose Job Is It? (Forbes, April 3)
Kids and Family Reading Report 2017 (Scholastic)
Decision to add citizenship question to census draws protest (The Washington Post, march 27)
The Art Of Conflict Resolution Among Leadership (Forbes, March 22)
Three Traits To Look For In A Nonprofit Hire (Forbes, March 14)
It’s Time for the Public to Understand Nonprofit Business Models (The Nonprofit Quarterly, March 13)
How the Next Generation Is Changing Charitable Giving(Knowledge@Wharton, February 13)
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These events are full. Please contact connect@nonprofitmoco.org to be added to the waitlists.
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The Wednesday, March 21 Candidate Conversation will be rescheduled due to inclement weather. If MCPS is closed on Thursday, March 22, we will reschedule our two Candidate Conversations. Please contact brigid@nonprofitmoco.org with any questions.
Businesses and nonprofit organizations are needed to provide our local high school students with a head start this summer! Serve as a Career Experience Host for Montgomery County high school juniors and seniors for three weeks in July. Share your workday with a student and show them the meaningful career opportunities they can pursue. Learn more and register today to serve as a career host.
Eight Nonprofit Professionals Offer Their Best Fundraising Advice (Forbes, February 28)
Social Impact Bonds/Pay for Success: Primer and Case Studies (OLO Report, February 13)
Charities Have Plenty of Opportunity to Advance Giving Despite Tax Law Losses (Government We Deserve, March 1)
Are You Making One Of These Recruiting Mistakes That Show Bias? (Fast Company, March 7)
How To Predict Which Of Your Employees Are About To Quit (Fast Company, March 10)
Housing Initiative Partnership is assisting low-income renters apply for the Maryland Renters’ Tax Credit Progrram, which provides financial assistance up to $1,000. The financial assistance is available to qualifying renters over 60, with disabilities, or who have a dependent child under the age of 18. Email ccastro@hiphomes.org for more information.
Thanks to the support of the Jim and Carol Trawick Foundation, Bethesda Big Train Baseball will showcase the nonprofits that make Montgomery County special. Big Train Baseball (a program of BCC Baseball) will honor two nonprofits at each of 24 home games played this June and July at Shirley Povich Field in Cabin John Regional Park.
Each nonprofit will receive 100 free tickets to the game, be included in the game-night program, get a table to display information, and have a representative throw out a ceremonial first pitch. If your nonprofit is interested in participating, please email Bruce Adams for more information.