The 2016 Elections | Impact on the Work of Charitable Nonprofits
Five Opportunities for Nonprofits in a Trump Administration
Why Montgomery County Needs 20,000 More Rental Units
Why Trump’s Election Was a Financial Boon for Some Nonprofits
Leadership Development: Aligning Funders’ Good Intentions with Nonprofits’ Real Needs
The Center for Nonprofit Advancement is now accepting applications for the Advancement In Management (AIM) Award. The award may go to a 501(c)(3) in the District of Columbia, Maryland, or Virginia that demonstrates outstanding achievement in organizational management. The grand prize winner receives a $20,000 grant. Click here to apply.
The Arc Montgomery County Board of Directors is actively seeking diverse and experienced board members to help guide the organization as it grows. The Arc supports children, youth, adults and their families who are affected by developmental disabilities like Down syndrome and autism. Click here for more information and to apply.
Recently our Executive Director Brigid Howe wrote a letter about the post-election scene and its affect on nonprofits and our community. Click here to read it.
Congratulations to all the organizations that are honored in the 2016-2017 Catalogue for Philanthropy.
501cTECH (TECHIMPACT), A Wider Circle, Adventure Theatre MTC, Artivate, Arts for the Aging, Arts on the Block, Asian American LEAD, Aspire Counseling, BlackRock Center for the Arts, Center for Adoption Support and Education (CASE), CollegeTracks, Community Bridges, Community Ministries of Rockville, Compass, Conflict Resolution Center of Montgomery County, Crittenton Services of Greater Washington, Crossroads Community Food Network, DC Diaper Bank, Docs in Progress, Empowered Women International, Inc., Gandhi Brigade Youth Media, Girls on the Run of MoCo, Hospice Caring, Housing Unlimited, interPLAYcompany Orchestra, Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse, KID Musuem, Korean Community Service Center of Greater Washington, Latino Economic Development Center, Literacy Council of Montgomery County, Manna Food Center, Mercy Heath Clinic, Mobile Medical Care, Montgomery Coalition for Adult English Literacy, Nourish Now, Passion for Learning, Per Scholas, Rebuilding Together Montgomery County, Shepherd’s Table, Stepping Stones Shelter, The Dwelling Place, The George B Thomas, Sr Learning Academy, The Reading Connection
Councilmember Marc Elrich was a recent guest on The Kojo Nnamdi show, “How Much, How Fast: Debating Montgomery County’s Development.” Click here to listen.
Why Nonprofit Organizations Should Take Risks More Often — Even If It Means Failure
Five Myths that Perpetuate Burnout Across Nonprofits
Study Proves Triple-Digit Revenue Hike From Sustainers
The Changing Geography of Poverty Demands Changes to Safety Net Provision
The Color of Wealth in the Nation’s Capital
Student Debt Is Hurting the Nonprofit Workforce—and You Can Do Something about It