Nonprofit Montgomery Member Survey
Please take a moment to let us know what you think about the programs and services offered by Nonprofit Montgomery. This short survey will help direct our activities in the future. While filling out this survey, please respond based on your own opinions and experiences. Your responses will be kept confidential. Thank you!
Two Nonprofit Montgomery members, MobileMed and Mercy Health Clinic, are collaborating with Rotary Club of North Bethesda on a very timely event. The COVID Challenge will kick off on September 1 and will run the entire month of September. The COVID CHALLENGE is an opportunity to challenge yourself and friends to set goals for physical activities Take a picture to celebrate your success and share it on social media using #COVIDChallenge!
Funds raised through the COVID CHALLENGE will benefit these three charitable organizations in its delivery of services to support underserved youth and families in Montgomery County.
Congratulations Big Train Community Heroes! The Jim and Carol Trawick Foundation has agreed to contribute $250 to each of these organizations this summer. Check out their interviews here.
Mark Bergel, Founder and Executive Director of A Wider Circle.
Sheryl Brissett Chapman, Executive Director of The National Center for Children and Families.
Jackie DeCarlo, CEO of the Manna Food Center.
Randy Schools, Big Train Booster Club Chair
Teresa Rios Wright, a career MCPS teacher and Board Member Emeritus of Identity
Nonprofit Montgomery would like to thank our Partners that help support the work we do to strengthen the nonprofit sector in Montgomery County.
Partners expand their business networks by connecting with Nonprofit Montgomery members and can also gain insight into the needs of nonprofit organizations.
Nonprofit Montgomery Supporting and Business partnerships are open to individuals, consultants, and businesses.
Our Partners include: consultants, banks, researchers, capacity building, and more. See the full list here.
To become a Nonprofit Montgomery Partner, click here for more information.
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Nonprofit Montgomery brings you relevant capacity building programs, news you use, and advocacy opportunities. The majority of our programs are free thanks to the support of our members and the County government.
Nonprofit Montgomery brings you relevant capacity building programs, news you use, and advocacy opportunities. The majority of our programs are free thanks to the support of our members and the County government.
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Fire at Identity, Inc. – What you can do
A fire broke out in the basement of Identity’s iconic Pink House recently. Thankfully, no one was hurt, but the building suffered some structural damage and most of the equipment and supplies stored inside the building were either damaged or destroyed, including all of the recreation equipment. Identity is accepting donations and gifts from their Fire Recovery Gift Registry.
The Ignatian Volunteer Corps is a Service Corps of seniors – retirees who commit to serving two days per week, ten months per year with an established social service agency that works with people experiencing poverty. IVC is interested in identifying new partner agencies in the County that would be interested in serving as a host site for volunteers. There is a partnership fee of $3000 per year that agencies pay to IVC in exchange for identifying a committed, seasoned retired professional to join their team. Interested? Contact Michael Goggin, DC / Metro Maryland Regional Director.
