Jubilee Association of MD: Bookkeeper-Billing & Grant Reporting; Director of Communications and Development; and more
EveryMind: Manager, Adult and Community Services; Division Director, Adult and Community Services; Senior Accountant; Community Service Aide; and more
We now require our members to include a salary on all job descriptions. Nonprofit Montgomery is working toward equity in the nonprofit sector in our county. This includes transparency in the hiring process.
Community Reach of Montgomery County: PT Managing Director; Front Desk for Kaseman Health Clinic; RN for Kaseman Health Clinic
The Civic Circle: AmeriCorps VISTA Member (Salary: $20,592)
Montgomery County Gilchrist Center: Office Assistant
Jubilee Association of MD: Director of Communications and Development; Program Manager–Bilingual (English/Spanish); and more
A Wider Circle: Corporate Partnerships Manager; Advocate, Partnership to Independence, Research Associate, Programs; and more
County Executive Marc Elrich’s FY23 budget contains unprecedented support for the County’s nonprofit organizations. The budget includes a 6% inflationary increase in nonprofit contracts in all departments, including Community Grants. This is the first time an inflationary increase has extended to all nonprofit contracts, and is by far the largest increase in memory.
Other items of note in the County Executive’s recommended budget:
The budget also includes the new Office of Grants Management to oversee Community Grants, and an Office of Food Resiliency.
Congratulations to the team at Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless for opening the new men’s emergency homeless shelter that can serve up to 200 clients. The new shelter will serve as Montgomery County’s main shelter for men, serving some 750 clients a year with the goal of setting each of them on the path to more permanent housing. Learn more here.
Recently Franca Brilliant, Nonprofit Montgomery’s Advocacy & Development Director, submitted testimony in support of Senate Bill 632: Maryland Health Benefit Exchange-Small Business and Nonprofit Health Insurance Subsidies Program. If passed, this bill would support nonprofits as well as small businesses and their employees, and will improve health equity in Maryland.
Does your nonprofit have a contract with DHHS? Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about contracting processes and get updates on contract issues. Vickie Buckland, Chief Operating Officer, Department of Health and Human Services will join us for a candid conversation about contracts. Join us and learn:
This is your opportunity to ask questions and express concerns about the contracting process.
When: Thursday, March 24, noon-1pm
Who: Nonprofits interested in providing feedback and learning more about DHHS contracts.
Where: on Zoom. Click here to register.
Demonstrating once again that nonprofits are essential in times of crisis, Nonprofit Montgomery member Montgomery Housing Partnership is taking the lead in efforts to help families affected by the Friendly Gardens apartment fire. Read more here and consider making a donation to the dedicated fund to help the families.
Not sure how to evaluate your programs and work? Ready to take your data to the next level for grant applications and reporting? Consider MORE.
Nonprofit Montgomery’s MORE 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: understanding key evaluation terminology; assessing your organization’s capacity for evaluation; identifying external data and resources to strengthen evaluation efforts; and more.
MORE is a hands-on approach for nonprofits who are new to evaluation or who need to improve their evaluation practices. The program provides a framework for understanding evaluation and includes tools, individual consultation and time to plan as a team.
Who should participate: Nonprofit organizations located in or serving the residents of Montgomery County. Nonprofits participate in MORE as a team of up to four senior leaders.
When: March 14, 21, 28, April 4, 11, all 10:30am-noon and consultations in April/May
Cost: $25 for Nonprofit Montgomery members (4 people) and $525 for non-members.