Join Nonprofit Montgomery and Captiva Branding for a deep dive into brand identity. The consultants at Captiva Branding will review and provide feedback on your website and brand. Join us and learn:
Thursday, January 26 noon-1pm on Zoom
Click here to register.
Liberty Grove United Methodist Church: 15225 Old Columbia Pike, Burtonsville, MD 20866
Liberty Grove offers a large, comfortable, and versatile facility for use by non-profit organizations seeking space for gatherings, meetings, classroom instruction, exercise, and office space. Wi-fi accessibility is provided throughout the building. Spaces are available starting mid-February 2023. Location: 15225 Old Columbia Pike, Burtonsville MD, 20866. Conveniently located near I-95, the ICC, Rte. 29/Colesville Rd, and Rte. 198/Spencerville Rd.
● Monday – Friday, daytime use.
● Affordable rates for non-profit organizations serving the community.
● Three rooms are available – the space can be configured for use as classrooms, meeting rooms, exercise rooms, or office space.
● Ground floor and second floor spaces with elevator and handicap-accessible entrances.
● Ample, well-lit parking.
● Well-maintained outdoor areas with playground, outdoor gathering center, and firepit area.
● Please note the Montgomery County building use permit does not include Childcare.
Room 1: 20’ x 20’, ground level, carpeted, closet storage.
Room 2: 16’ x 24’, ground level, carpeted, closet storage.
Room 3: 20’ x 20’, second floor with stair or elevator access to all exits. Walk-in storage closet.
Contact Joyce Korab: space@libertygrovechurch.org
Visit the church website: https://www.libertygrovechurch.org/
Does your nonprofit have a contract with DHHS? Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about contracting processes and get updates on contract issues. Vickie Buckland, Chief Operating Officer, Department of Health and Human Services will join us for a candid conversation about contracts. Join us and learn:
This is your opportunity to ask questions, express concerns about the contracting process, and learn how to do business with the County.
When: Wednesday, January 4 from 10-11am on Zoom
Who: Nonprofits interested in providing feedback and learning more about DHHS contracts.
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City of Takoma Park: Community Quality of Life Grant
The City of Takoma Park’s Community Quality of Life Grants Program provides financial support for specific programs, projects, and events that improve the quality of life for city residents by providing greater access and opportunities for participation in the arts and sciences. Applications will open for FY24 funding in January 2023.
Please visit our website for information on grants that were advertised previously.
Southern Maryland Community Network (SMCN) and Cornerstone Montgomery will be merging effective January 1, 2023 in order to meet the needs and better serve Marylanders. The merged organization will continue to be called Cornerstone Montgomery. Southern Maryland Community Network will do business as Cornerstone Southern Maryland in order to highlight its regional impact. The combined organization will offer services in the following Maryland counties, Montgomery, Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary’s. Cari Guthrie Cho will remain in her role as CEO, and Karen Carloni, ED of SMCN, will assume the new role and title of Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer.
MoCo Food Council: Equity and Community Engagement Coordinator
Manna Food Center: Communications Manager, Data Manager and School Based Programs Clerk (part-time)
Ayuda: Bilingual Case Manager, Paralegal, and more
Interfaith Works: Communications Coordinator, Special Projects Coordinator, and more
Community Bridges: Elementary School Program Manager and High School Program Manager
Asian American LEAD: Director of Development
The City of Takoma Park’s Community Quality of Life Grants Program provides financial support for specific programs, projects, and events that improve the quality of life for city residents by providing greater access and opportunities for participation in the arts and sciences.
Eligible projects include:
Additionally, while not required, the City is encouraging applications for programming that connects arts and sciences with skills that promote workforce development and entrepreneurial programs for low-and-moderate-income Takoma Park residents.
Please join U.S. Senator Ben Cardin’s staff for a virtual Earmark Information Session for Nonprofit and Community Organizations. Attached to this email is an advertising flyer for this event and U.S. Senator Cardin’s FY24 Nonprofit Organization’s Guide to Earmarks.
To RSVP, email Ken Reichard at ken_reichard@cardin.senate.gov . The Montgomery County Office of Grants Management is not organizing this event and is only promoting this opportunity for County organizations. All questions should be directed to U.S. Senator Cardin’s Office.