Imagine if Apple had to run like a nonprofit (Nonprofit AF, June 26, 2017)
Preparing for the One BIG Change in Nonprofit Financial Reporting per FASB (Nonprofit Quarterly, June 28, 2017)
2017 KIDS COUNT Data Book (Annie E. Casey Foundation, 2017)
When it comes to saving US jobs, what about nonprofits? (Urban Institute, June 26, 2017)
The County Executive recently joined the Latino Health Steering Committee of Montgomery County for the release of “Blueprint for Latino Health in Montgomery County, Maryland 2017 – 2026.” The report outlines the most challenging quality of life issues facing the more than 192,000 Latinos living here and recommends strategies for improving the health and wellness of Latinos in the community.
Organizations that serve clients receiving food assistance and who provide case management services and/or education, training or wrap around services, are eligible to receive a 50% reimbursement for every dollar spent on these activities by working directly with the Department of Human Resources.
The deadline for FY18 Proposals is June 30, 2017. If you have any additional questions, contact:
Erica Kea-Muhammad, MPH
FSET Contract Manager
410-767-7232 | Erica.Kea-Muhammad@Maryland.Gov | dhr.maryland.gov/fset
Organizations that serve clients receiving food assistance and who provide case management services and/or education, training or wrap around services, are eligible to receive a 50% reimbursement for every dollar spent on these activities by working directly with the Department of Human Resources.
Organizations interested in submitting a FSET 3rd Party Partnership proposal can begin the process by completing the Online Assessment.
The deadline for FY18 Proposals is June 30, 2017. If you have any additional questions, contact:
Erica Kea-Muhammad, MPH
FSET Contract Manager
410-767-7232 | Erica.Kea-Muhammad@Maryland.
WRAG and Booz Allen Hamilton are hosting the 2017 Nonprofit Summer Learning Series for the local nonprofit community. The series includes:
Visit WRAG’s website for more information and to register.
When: Friday, June 9, 2017, 8:30 – 10:30 a.m.
Where: Interfaith Works Women’s Center (2 Taft Court, Rockville, MD)
Speakers:
Sarah Burnett, Director, Corporate Engagement Program, Leadership Montgomery
Tobi Printz-Platnick, Senior Program Officer, The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation
Alyssa Sanders, Partner Agencies Administrator, Linkages to Learning
Leon Seeman, CFRE, Nonprofit Senior Executive
C. Marie Taylor, President and CEO, Leadership Montgomery
Nonprofits are often encouraged to partner, collaborate and even merge. But what, exactly, does it mean to partner? From informal agreements to formal partnerships supported by MOU’s, this FIRM alumni session will explore the continuum of partnership arrangements and answer questions such as:
We’ll look at the various structures of partnerships, consider the funder perspective, and present some real life examples of successful partnerships and mergers.
Click here to register.
Workforce Development Nonprofits Conversations
In light of looming economic uncertainties due to national policy challenges, and nearly a year after WorkSource Montgomery began operations, how are the clients you serve navigating the workforce system in Montgomery County?
This two part discussion will first define what work is happening and how clients are connected to jobs, and then offer recommendations for addressing barriers, building collaboration, and ensuring that their needs are not overlooked.
When: June 1, 2pm and June 15, 2pm
Where: The Nonprofit Village/JCA
RSVP here.
Nonprofit Montgomery – June 2017 Advocacy Meeting
Join the conversation! We’ll be discussing the upcoming minimum wage legislation and plans for candidate outreach leading up to next year’s June primary.
When: Wednesday, June 14, 3pm
Where: The Nonprofit Village/JCA (conference call-in will be available)
RSVP here.
Nonprofits serving Montgomery’s immigrant communities continue to field many questions from worried residents.
Based on questions from the community and discussions with stakeholders, the Gilchrist Immigrant Resource Center has released an updated version of its guide on this issue:
Immigration Information & Resources for Providers: Frequently Asked Questions
The pro bono consultant program offered by the Montgomery County Volunteer Center can help nonprofits develop a strategic or marketing plan, evaluate programs to make sure clients are being served most effectively, and facilitate training sessions for staff or boards.
To get started, fill out a project proposal form, available for download here, and submit to probono@montgomerycountymd.gov.
Questions? Contact Program Manager Deborah Missal.
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