Beware of Invoice Fraud
Recently the Office of Consumer Protection sent out a warning about invoice fraud many local nonprofits have been receiving.
FIRM Institute Registration Now Open
FIRM Financial Leadership Institute is specifically designed for Executive Directors, Finance Staff and Board members of nonprofit organizations serving residents of Montgomery County. This 2-day intensive workshop with follow-on tutorials and support provides the strategic framework and practical tools needed to strengthen your organization’s financial leadership and management. Join the ranks of over 150 nonprofits that have attended this high impact workshop.
Fall session begins October 20-21, 2016 and Early Bird Registration is now open (for Nonprofit Montgomery members only) through September 12, 2016 and includes free tuition. Regular registration is open through October 5, 2016. Click here for more information on becoming a member.
2016 EXCEL Award Call for Nominations
The Center for Nonprofit Advancement’s 2016 EXCEL Awards are now accepting Executive Director nominations. S/he could be selected as one of three EXCEL Awardees to receive $7,000 for professional development. The deadline to apply is July 25. Click here for more information.
Research and Resources
KIDS COUNT Data Center (a project of the Annie E. Casey Foundation) is a comprehensive resource for data on child and family well-being in the US, with access to indicators, data, reports, and graphics.
NONPROFITS COUNT by Maryland Nonprofits and The Center for Nonprofit Advancement is an overview of the nonprofit sector in this region.
Beyond Charity by Nonprofit Montgomery provides a detailed picture of Montgomery County’s nonprofit sector and its economic and social impact.
501cTECH and Tech Impact Merger
501cTECH a nonprofit provider of technology support is merging with Tech Impact, a nonprofit technology services organization and the operator of an award-winning IT training program for underserved youth. The expanded organization will be known as Tech Impact and will provide technology support and services to nonprofits nationwide.
Join Nonprofit Montgomery’s Advocacy Committee
Join Nonprofit Montgomery’s Advocacy committee and play a part in developing and delivering our advocacy agenda. We will hold a monthly conference call the second Wednesday of each month at 3 pm, starting on July 13. Join the call to make your voice heard as we advocate for nonprofit organizations and the residents we serve.
Each month we will update you on upcoming issues of interest, gather feedback on advocacy positions, and provide guidance and opportunities for connection as you advocate for issues related to your individual organization.
It’s Time To Join/Renew Nonprofit Montgomery
June 30 marks the end of Nonprofit Montgomery’s 2015-2016 membership year. Thanks to the support of our members and funding partners, it has been a successful year of advocacy, programs, capacity-building, and visibility for the nonprofit sector here in Montgomery County.
Among this year’s successes:
- FIRM Financial Leadership Institute trained 78 staff and board members at 32 county nonprofits to manage their organization for financial sustainability
- Three FIRM Alumni programs: Working with the County, Working with Funders, and Cybersecurity
2016 County Executive’s Awards for Excellence in the Arts and Humanities
Nominations are now open for individuals or groups that have made a difference in Montgomery County through the arts and humanities. Click here for more information and for award categories.
Congratulations to Catalogue for Philanthropy Nonprofits
The following Nonprofit Montgomery members are part of the 2016-2017 Catalogue for Philanthropy: Greater Washington. Nonprofits must pass a rigorous review process conducted by a team 100+ experts in the local philanthropic field.
Arts on the Block, Conflict Resolution Center of Montgomery County, Empowered Women International, KID Museum, Korean Community Service Center of Greater Washington, MCAEL, Passion for Learning, Per Scholas, Rebuilding Together Montgomery County, Shepherd’s Table