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Passion for Learning (P4L) helps middle school students in low income communities by engaging them in after school digital technology programs and summer college readiness camps. P4L provides a continuum of opportunities to help students plan their path for success in high school, college and careers.

Coached by talented teachers and digital technology professionals as well as high school and college students, our youth become capable and contributing digital citizens as well as thriving students with aspirations and confidence for their future. Learning more about P4L’s digital technology programs atpassionforlearning.org.

As part of our strategic planning process we would like to get the input of our most important constituents—our members. Please let us know what you think about the programs and services offered by Nonprofit Montgomery by participating in this survey, conducted by our strategic planning firm. This is your chance to tell us what you value about our work, and what other programs and services you’d like to see. The survey should take 10 to 15 minutes to complete.

Your input will help set our direction for the future. Please take a moment to complete the survey today. Your responses are confidential. As always, your input is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Where Montgomery County courts are getting it right on domestic violence cases and Small Actions, Big Impacts: Court Watch Montgomery’s report

Changes in the IRS Oversight of Nonprofits

Class Acts Arts, Inc., an arts education outreach organization has changed its name to Artivate, Inc. After more than 20 years of bringing the arts to schools and communities as Class Acts Arts, the organization embarked on a rebranding project to rejuvenate its brand and better connect with audiences.

Community Food Rescue seeks volunteers 18 yrs old + with a car or SUV to transport food from food businesses to food assistance organizations within Montgomery County. Click here for more information or contact Cheryl.

Check out REEL FATHERS’ Founder Allan Shedlin’s piece on positive father engagementin the NY Times.

Not Adding to the Problem: Seven Ways Your Nonprofit Can Avoid Mirroring Practices That Perpetuate Inequality

Wraparound services still worth it even after accounting for all costs

July 31 is the last day we are offering our $25 discount on membership renewals for 2016-2017. Your membership in Nonprofit Montgomery matters, as we are only as strong as our alliance. And your organization needs to be counted in that collective voice. Please renew your membership today.

William “Bill” Loyd, Jr. is The Arc’s newest Executive Director following Joyce Taylor who is retiring. Loyd currently manages the District of Columbia operations for St. John’s Community Services and previously served as Executive Director of Midlands Community Development Corporation in South Carolina.

Become a member and work with Nonprofit Montgomery to inform, promote, connect, and strengthen the community of nonprofits serving Montgomery County. Join us and work together to address common problems with your peers, develop your own leadership skills and ensure your organization has a voice at the table. Become a sector-leader and make a difference in Montgomery County. We need you. If you have any questions or would like an invoice, please contact Lesley.

*Join or renew by July 31st and save $25 on your membership dues.