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Did you know TX nonprofits employ more than 6 times the employment of the oil & gas industry?
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TANO Member Benefits Discounted Audio and Web Conferencing

ReadyTalk users can choose traditional telephone audio conferencing, or combine audio and visual webcasting to create interactive webinars by uploading documents, pictures, or even PowerPoint presentations to your ReadyTalk conferencing center. Nonprofits can use ReadyTalk to: * Hold webinars to generate interest in programs and initiatives * Disseminate information to geographically dispersed members * Cut down on travel by saving time and money Organize board and chapter meetings * Recruit and provide orientation to employees, members, or volunteers. * Record meetings, webinars, advocacy appeals, or employee & volunteer training presentations.
Contact Mary Beth Harrington at mbharrington@tano.org for details.
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Roland C DuBay & Co.
Roland DuBay 13650 Hercules Universal City, Texas 78148 (210) 215-9515 http://rolandcdubay.com rolandorjan@aol.com
Nonprofit consultant with over 30 years fundraising experience with emphasis on strategic planning & positioning, board & staff development and training, annual fundraising & friendraising campaigns, and grants planning, development, writing and training. Retired from Alamo Community College District, San Antonio, Texas on August 31, 2009 after 13 years as Executive Director of Institutional Advancement. Consulting services started November 2009. Current client: Texas A&M University-San Antonio.
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July 12, 2010
| Vol. 3 Issue #25 |
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| NEWS YOU CAN USE |
National Nonprofit Spotlight
The 2011 fiscal year for most states began with uncertainty and turmoil as states made further spending cuts to deal with depressed tax receipts. The failure of Congress last month to extend Federal Medical Assistance Percentages (FMAP) funding left many legislatures scrambling to fill budget holes. Without these funds, states will make even deeper spending cuts and more tax increases than previously planned.
For example, California: Lawmakers were sent home for the scheduled July recess without reaching a deal to close the state's projected $19.1 billion deficit. The joint budget conference committee will continue to negotiate and other legislators are on notice that they may be called back to Sacramento if a deal is reached.
Keep watching TANOgram for updates on how nonprofits in other states are being impacted. Nonprofit Groups Lead Charge Against Planned Postal-Rate Hike!
Charities and businesses that rely heavily on mailings are banding together to fight a proposed increase in postal rates, writes The Washington Post. The U.S. Postal Service announced plans Tuesday to raise the price of a first-class stamp from 44 to 46 cents and institute other rate hikes to help close a $7-billion budget gap. Government regulators have 30 days to consider the proposal. Read more... |
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Complimentary Webinar! What Steps Nonprofits Can Take to Avoid EPL Claims/Wrongful Termination Date: August 12 Location: Your office!
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