Collaboration Council: Program Manager (Children with Intensive Needs)
Chevy Chase at Home: Executive Director (part-time)
Jewish Social Service Agency: Director, Development & Operations andDirector, Major Gifts
Nonprofit VOTE: Program Director, National Voter Registration Day
Reading is Fundamental: Director of Strategic Partnerships
Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments: CFO
Why ‘Womenomics’ Needs to Be Part of Your Business Strategy (Entrepreneur, June 27)
The Education Deserts of Rural America (The Atlantic, July 1)
In Montgomery County, A Big Fight Over Small Apartments (WAMU, July 8)
Nonprofit Montgomery is an alliance of the county’s nonprofits. We help the nonprofit sector speak with one voice, provide critical capacity building programs and bring leaders together for learning and support. The success of our alliance depends on your membership. Now is the time to renew your membership or join if your organization is not currently a member.Click here for more information about the benefits of membership.
Join or renew by July 31 to take advantage of the $25 membership discount.
The overall number of persons experiencing homelessness in Montgomery County decreased by 23 percent. Data from Montgomery County is part of a regional analysis and report by the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG). Click here for more information.
Montgomery College, Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) and Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC) are working together to bring coding camp opportunities to County middle school students, through a summer program called Montgomery Can Code. This partnership will help students get familiar with the skills they need to pursue careers in the app economy by working in Swift, Apple’s easy-to-learn programming language. Click here for more information.
The Montgomery County COAD is a collaborative partnership between community stakeholders – voluntary, private and nonprofits that assists in organizing community efforts to provide needed services to community members that arise as the result of a disaster. The next meeting will be on June 13, 1-3pm at Public Safety Headquarters in Gaithersburg.
How to Implement Trauma-informed Care to Build Resilience to Childhood Trauma(Child Trends, May 9, 2019)
Fired, quit, or laid off? Here’s how to explain the blip (Fast Company, May 10, 2019)
Montgomery County is finally talking about its segregated schools. But can we fix them? (Greater Greater Washington, April 24)
If you’re feeling hopeless of late, remember that your work matters and you do too (Nonprofit AF, April 22)
Immigrant Children Using Health Care Services On The Rise In Montgomery County (WAMU 88.5, April 16)
As you are planning your budget for the year ahead, be sure to set aside Nonprofit Montgomery membership dues! If you need a reminder of our fee schedule, just click here. And if you need a reminder of why joining our alliance is a good idea, check out all of our programs above and on ourwebsite.
In addition, your membership supports advocacy on behalf of the sector and ensures you receive periodic advocacy alerts—the best way to stay up-to-date on crucial need-to-know information.