
Friends of Aine, a nonprofit grief support organization for children and families, is holding a free community event – Gathering in Remembrance – at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium this month for anyone grieving the loss of a loved one. “Gathering in Remembrance: Sharing Grief. Honoring Love. Inspiring Hope.” will feature a remembrance tribute with inspirational guest speakers, community support, a butterfly release, kids activities, and light refreshments, including free hot dog meals for children under 18. The intention of the event is to gather for a tribute to our lost loved ones while grieving and healing together.
The State Senate is currently scheduled to finish its work on the State Budget by June 3, which will lead to the State Budget going back to the House for concurrence or non-concurrence. A non-concurrence vote would result in a Committee of Conference comprised of members from the House and the Senate, typically the final step before a single version of the State Budget returns to both chambers for a vote.
This presentation will review the Senate’s proposed State Budget for State Fiscal Years 2022 and 2023, and discuss key changes from the State’s current operating budget and from the budget proposal passed by the House of Representatives in April.
This presentation will also review the recent guidance provided by the federal government with regard to permissible uses of flexible American Rescue Plan Act funds flowing to the State of New Hampshire.
Raising money for charitable causes as a development professional can be deeply satisfying, but it can also be exhausting. Many people inside and outside of your organization rely on you. Donations come in when they do. Donors give when they want to. Moves Management is a wonderful theory, but real life rarely follows such a straight line.
It’s important to have a stable, solid and grounded life to be an effective and long-term development professional. Our challenge is that we’re in a moment when many of the anchors that have held us, the institutions and people we’ve relied on, are not available to us. The worldwide Covid pandemic has upended life as we know it.
As nonprofit organizations work to incorporate the core values of diversity, equity, and inclusion into their mission and values, cultural humility has become a valuable relationship-building framework on which to build. Cultural humility is “a lifelong process of self-reflection and self-critique whereby the individual not only learns about another’s culture, but begins with an examination of her/his own beliefs and cultural identities.” (National Institutes of Health) Cultural humility is different from other culturally-based training ideals because it focuses on self-reflection, acknowledges intersecting identities, and encourages continuous learning.
In this workshop, participants will learn:
About the Presenter
Cassandra Clay is an experienced ESC Consultant who brings more than thirty years of experience in social work and education. She provides consultation and coaching on systems improvement in nonprofit organizations. In addition to her consulting and coaching, she has a clinical practice and is Clinical Professor Emerita at Boston University School of Social Work. She has conducted numerous research studies and authored numerous articles in the social work field and many presentations and trainings on cultural responsibility in human service delivery organizations.
Cassandra serves as a board member for the Institute of Health and Recovery, Metro Housing-Boston and the Boston University Board of Advisers. Recent ESC projects include DOVE, Inc., St. Katherine Drexel Parish, Grimes King Foundation for the Elderly, Chica Project and Family Continuity.
Join Tech Impact to learn about Office 365's SharePoint Online. We'll show how SharePoint can replace your file server, shared drive or other file storage solution. We'll also review SharePoint's collaborative features and Office 365 apps which compliment SharePoint in order to give you a comprehensive peak into how Office 365 and SharePoint can increase your teams' collaboration and productivity.
Audience Profile: Nonprofit staff that have not yet implemented SharePoint, who need to understand the basic features and complementary tools.
This is a recorded webinar. You will be able to submit questions during the session and we will respond via email within 48 hours.
Join Tech Impact to learn about Microsoft Teams. Teams brings messages, files, people, and tools into a single app in Office 365. Best of all, perhaps, is the side effect of decluttering your Inbox. In this webinar we’ll cover:
Join Tech Impact for a free 60-minute webinar that will teach you the important elements of creating a podcast. Instructor, Taylor Shanklin, will guide you through determining your podcast's brand, defining topics, and will run through best practices for inviting guests, conducting interviews, marketing, and publishing your finished podcast.
This webinar builds on lessons from the webinar, Digital Media Production on a Shoestring Budget.
About Our Presenter
Taylor Shanklin is a TEDx speaker, podcast host, and marketing innovator in the nonprofit sector. She is the CEO and Founder of Barlele, a branding, content marketing, and storytelling agency. She is also the founder and host of the Soar podcast - a podcast dedicated to helping people live and work happier by tapping into focus and passion to achieve “lift-off”. Taylor coaches individuals, nonprofits, and small businesses on how to focus on what truly matters in order to reach big goals and get results.
As a CAE Approved Provider educational program related to the CAE exam content outline, this course may be applied for 1 credit toward your CAE application or renewal professional development requirements.
Using the iconic Woodstock Music Festival as a visual, we will explore how trust influences each element in creating our sustainable philanthropic community. We will share how these elements evolve a community culture supportive of equity and diversity by focusing on ‘shared purpose,’ nurturing attachments through ‘shared experiences and resources’ and building trust through ‘intentional and consistent communication’. We explore how this community development framework evokes a philanthropic response and the actions of caring and giving that evolve from it.
Stories are a powerful tool for capturing attention, engaging an audience, and motivating people to act. As we learn more about how our brains work, we’re also discovering that stories are intrinsic to decision-making and play a critical role in shaping our view of the world. In this session, Spitfire will showcase how to use the power of storytelling and offer specific ways that participants can share their stories to advance their work. We will explore how to find, create and share meaningful and ethical stories. Spitfire also offers tips for creating a storytelling culture within your own organization.
The CHaD HERO is the premier athletic-fundraising event benefiting the 95,000 kids receiving care at the Children's Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock (CHaD). The 16th annual CHaD HERO will be a hybrid event. The majority of the event will take place virtually from September 19 - September 26, 2021, with an in-person 5K Run planned for September 26, 2021 in Hanover, NH.* Virtual participants can sign up to virtually walk, run, bike, hike or complete your own Virtual Quest activity – hike the Appalachian Trail, race across the state, do a read-a-thon, the sky’s the limit – anytime, anywhere from Sept. 19-26. In-person 5K Run participants will complete a 5K loop on the Dartmouth College Green on Sept. 26.
*Please note that the live portion of the event is contingent on CDC, state, local, Dartmouth College, and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health guidelines at that time.
Registration fees will be $10 for youth (17 & under) virtual participants, $20 for adult (18 & over) virtual participants, $15 for youth in-person 5K Run participants, and $30 for adult in-person 5K Run participants. We are waiving fundraising minimums for this year. Register today at www.chadhero.org.
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