Nonprofit COVID-19 Response Meeting Recap (from 9/16)
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Nonprofit COVID-19 Response Meeting – Wednesday, September 16 at 11am
Join Nonprofit Montgomery for our now twice a month virtual meeting with Montgomery County and nonprofit leaders on Wednesday at 11am. This will be an opportunity to hear from our officials and receive updates on the local covid-19 response.
Latino COVID19 Initiative- Por Nuestra Salud y Bienestar (Health and Wellbeing Initiative)
Councilmember Nancy Navarro and Sonia E. Mora, Sr. Manager, Latino Health Initiative
Updates on the considerations and guidelines for re-opening offices and services.
Clark R. Beil, MHA, FACHE, Sr. Administrator, Licensure and Regulatory Services, Montgomery County Dept. of Health and Human Services
Will provide updates on how the libraries are supporting the needs of the community.
Anita Vassallo, Director, Montgomery County Public Libraries
Ari Brooks, ED, Friends of the Library Montgomery County
Will review the most current grant and funding opportunities for nonprofits.
Franca Brilliant, Consultant
When: September 16, 11-12:30pm
Where: on Zoom
Click here to save your spot.
Coming up …. September 30: Councilmember Albornoz
The Bottom Line of Burnout
Nonprofit Montgomery, EveryMind, and 20 Degrees are partnering to explore an important and timely topic: burnout. We invite Executive Directors, CEOs, and other organizational leaders to join us on October 7.
The pressure endured by leaders in nonprofits is unprecedented. Balancing uncertainty, staffing, and complex programming needs is taking its toll on leaders. According to a CDC report, over 40% of people have reported their mental health being adversely impacted, with substance abuse and suicidal thoughts on the rise.
Join us for a practical, honest conversation about the bottom line cost of burnout, along with the insights on how to actually integrate best practices in your organization in a way that is affordable and possible.
Our conversation will look at burnout and consider mental health through two lenses:
- Budget implications and opportunities
- Organizational best practices that support staff well-being
The goals of the session:
- Make a financial case based on your budget to justify prioritizing mental health of yourself and your team that can be shared internally or with select funders
- Highlight best practices for responding to burnout
- Discuss the warning signs of burnout
- Create a safe, community conversation for Executive Directors/CEOs
- Highlight additional wellness resources for leaders
When: October 7, 9:30-11:00am
Where: Zoom
Click here to register.
Nonprofit Montgomery is an alliance of leaders of nonprofit organizations serving Montgomery County. 20 Degrees helps nonprofits and social enterprises unlock new forms of revenue and impact capital. EveryMind strengthens communities and empowers individuals to reach optimal mental wellness.
Nonprofit COVID-19 Response Meeting
Nonprofit COVID-19 Response Meeting
Wednesday, September 16 at 11am
Join Nonprofit Montgomery for our now twice a month virtual meeting with Montgomery County and nonprofit leaders on Wednesday at 11am. This will be an opportunity to hear from our officials and receive updates on the local covid-19 response.
Councilmember Nancy Navarro and Sonia E. Mora, Sr. Manager, Latino Health Initiative
Will discuss Latino COVID19 Initiative- Por Nuestra Salud y Bienestar (Health and Wellbeing Initiative)
Clark R. Beil, MHA, FACHE, Sr. Administrator, Licensure and Regulatory Services, Montgomery County Dept. of Health and Human Services
Will provide updates on the considerations and guidelines for re-opening offices and services.
Franca Brilliant, Consultant
Will review the most current grant and funding opportunities for nonprofits.
When: September 16, 11-12:30pm
Where: on Zoom
Click here to save your spot.
The Bottom Line of Burnout
Nonprofit Montgomery, EveryMind, and 20 Degrees are partnering to explore an important and timely topic: burnout. We invite Executive Directors, CEOs, and other organizational leaders to join us on October 7.
The pressure endured by leaders in nonprofits is unprecedented. Balancing uncertainty, staffing, and complex programming needs is taking its toll on leaders. According to a CDC report, over 40% of people have reported their mental health being adversely impacted, with substance abuse and suicidal thoughts on the rise.
Join us for a practical, honest conversation about the bottom line cost of burnout, along with the insights on how to actually integrate best practices in your organization in a way that is affordable and possible.
Our conversation will look at burnout and consider mental health through two lenses:
- Budget implications and opportunities
- Organizational best practices that support staff well-being
The goals of the session:
- Make a financial case based on your budget to justify prioritizing mental health of yourself and your team that can be shared internally or with select funders
- Highlight best practices for responding to burnout
- Discuss the warning signs of burnout
- Create a safe, community conversation for Executive Directors/CEOs
- Highlight additional wellness resources for leaders
When: October 7, 9:30-11:00am
Where: Zoom
Click here to register.
Nonprofit Montgomery is an alliance of leaders of nonprofit organizations serving Montgomery County. 20 Degrees helps nonprofits and social enterprises unlock new forms of revenue and impact capital. EveryMind strengthens communities and empowers individuals to reach optimal mental wellness.
BoardMatch Montgomery
BoardMatch Montgomery, a collaboration between Nonprofit Montgomery, Leadership Montgomery, and Capacity Partners, helps nonprofit organizations recruit effective and engaged board candidates to serve on their boards of directors. BoardMatch recruits and trains potential board members and matches them with nonprofits.
BoardMatch Montgomery benefits nonprofit organizations by:
- Strengthening board practices,
- Increasing board effectiveness and engagement,
- Providing the opportunity to be matched with highly-qualified, trained board candidates.
Do you have new board members, or board members who need a refresher on governance? Attend this BoardMatch orientation for a great overview of board basics.
When: Thursday, October 29 from 9am to noon
Where: On Zoom
Click here to register.
Cost: $25 per attendee
This program is available Nonprofit Montgomery members.
It’s Back! CFO and Finance Director Networking Group
Join your fellow Finance Directors, CFOs, and COOs for collaborative problem solving, support and also share effective policies and practices. We encourage anyone who does finance work, operations, HR, etc. to attend.
When: August 29, 9:30am
Where: on Zoom
Click here to register.
Nonprofit COVID-19 Response Meeting
Join Nonprofit Montgomery for our now twice a month virtual meeting with Montgomery County and nonprofit leaders on Wednesday at 11am. This will be an opportunity to hear from our officials and receive updates on the local covid-19 response.
Ralph Watkins, League of Women Voters: will focus on what organizations can do as they are serve various populations.
How can nonprofits adapt to meet new needs? We’ll hear from two nonprofit leaders who have found new ways to serve the community.
Lynn Ardnt, CEO, BlackRock Center for the Arts: will provide the background and updates on how BlackRock is housing the Upcounty Consolidation Hub, a temporary consolidation center for donated essential goods for communities in Upper Montgomery County.
Michael Rubin, Managing Director, Impact Silver Spring: will go over how Impact Silver Spring has pivoted to meet the needs of their community.
Franca Brilliant, Nonprofit Consultant: will discuss grants and funding opportunities for nonprofits
When: August 26, 11am-12:30pm
Where: Zoom – Once you register you’ll receive an auto-email with all the details.
*Please be sure to to put any questions in the comments section of the registration.
Learn How to be a Community Advocate
The Community Action Board’s Community Advocacy Institute provides residents with the opportunity to learn and utilize basic advocacy skills. Participants must attend virtual monthly workshops and complete an advocacy project (testifying before County Council or submitting a letter to County Council) in order to graduate from the program. This year, all workshops will be live interactive webinars.
Participants must be Montgomery County residents with a combined household income of $56,000 or less. Applications are due August 28.
