Rockville Library and GrantSpace will be hosting an event that will provide step-by-step instructions on creating a standard project budget for a foundation proposal. Discussion will include: income and expenses, estimating the cost of projects, and financial documents that may need to be submitted. It will be on December 14, 2-3pm.
Nonprofit leaders and staff, board members, and volunteers are strongly encouraged to attend these public forums on the county’s operating budget to share insight into community needs, and to hear the County Executive’s priorities about the Fiscal Year 2018 (FY18) Operating Budget.
January 9, 7pm, Bethesda-Chevy Chase Regional Services Center
January 11,7pm, Eastern Montgomery Regional Services Center
January 18,7pm, Mid-County Community Recreation Center
January 25, 7pm, Silver Spring Civic Building
January 30, 7pm, BlackRock Center for the Arts
The County Executive will announce his Recommended FY18 Operating Budget on March 15 and will approve it by the end of May.
Ever wonder how to measure the value of your volunteers and in-kind contributions? Come listen to our volunteer experts discuss why nonprofits should figure out how volunteers can impact their bottom line.
What you’ll learn: How to connect to corporate volunteers, what resources are available to help you recruit and manage volunteers, how to quantify and track volunteer time and in-kind donations, how to reflect the value of volunteers in your organization’s financials.
Who should attend: Anyone who uses volunteers or would like to strengthen their volunteer program in their organization
Speakers:
Sarah Burnett, Executive Director, Corporate Volunteer Council
Molly Callaway, Director, Montgomery County Volunteer Center
Yvonne Esipila-Patron, Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator
Interfaith Works
Leon Seemann, Consultant, Selection Committee – AIM for Excellence Award, Center for Nonprofit Advancement and former COO, Yeshiva of Greater Washington
December 7, 2016 from 9-10:30am
Location: The Nonprofit Village, 12320 Parklawn Dr., Rockville
Register today.
FIRM Institute training includes three 2-hour follow-up tutorials that introduce tools to help with implementing a financial leadership and management workplan. Tutorials extend the learning and provide an opportunity to work on specific skills or issues that affect the financial management of your organization.
If you attended FIRM in October 19 & 20, don’t forget to RSVP for the tutorials. Or, if you took FIRM in the past and missed a tutorial, contact Lesley to be added to the waitlist.
Grantspace (The Foundation Center) is hosting a special program “Breaking Organizational Silos” on December 13, 10-11:30am. Participants will learn ways to transform their organization or department from a silo-culture to an open and transparent culture, where collaboration is an acceptable part of its culture. Click here to register.
Montgomery County Public Libraries in collaboration with the Office Of Human Resources will present two workshops on How to Apply for Jobs with Montgomery County Government on December 6. The workshops are free, but registration is required.
Ever wonder how to measure the value of your volunteers and in-kind contributions? Come listen to our volunteer experts discuss why nonprofits should figure out how volunteers can impact their bottom line.
What you’ll learn: How to connect to corporate volunteers, what resources are available to help you recruit and manage volunteers, how to quantify and track volunteer time and in-kind donations, how to reflect the value of volunteers in your organization’s financials.
Who should attend: Anyone who uses volunteers or would like to strengthen their volunteer program in their organization
Speakers:
Sarah Burnett, Executive Director, Corporate Volunteer Council
Molly Callaway, Director, Montgomery County Volunteer Center
Yvonne Esipila-Patron, Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator
Interfaith Works
Leon Seemann, Consultant, Selection Committee – AIM for Excellence Award, Center for Nonprofit Advancement and former COO, Yeshiva of Greater Washington
RSVP today.
December 7, 2016 from 9-10:30am
Location: The Nonprofit Village, 12320 Parklawn Dr., Rockville
Nonprofit Montgomery will be offering the financial leadership training FIRM and our new program evaluation training MORE: Metrics, Outcomes, and Responsible Evaluation this coming spring.
FIRM: March 13 & 14, 2017
MORE: April 27 & 28, 2017
Registration will begin next month. Questions? Contact Lesley.
The Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington invites the community for breakfast and discussion about legislative priorities and advocacy efforts with our Federal, State and Local Maryland elected officials. The featured keynote speaker is Chris Cillizza, the politics blog writer for the Washington Post.