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Dear Nonprofit Colleague,
NAMC's goal is to provide information, tools and networking opportunities that will help you be even more effective in these exciting yet challenging times. We hope you will find this issue of our newsletter useful. Have ideas for future issues? Let us know! -- NAMC Core Leaders See a list of Core Leaders |
May 19 "Generations" Workshop
| |  Bridging Generations
For the first time in history, nonprofits are faced with the challenge of having four generations working and volunteering together. This can present a major communication challenge arising from opposing environments, traditions, societies, technologies, etc. Join us for an amusing and enlightening look at the differences and similarities of today's workforce and volunteers, for a better understanding of what each generation needs concerning: - Values & Preferences
- The Platinum Rule
- Tailoring Your Message
Featuring an overview by LaTonya Olivier, Senior Consultant, TPO Human Resources Management, and a panel discussion with local nonprofit and business leaders. Click here for flier | When: |
Thursday, May 19
Registration 8:00 AM
Workshop 8:30 - 10 AM
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Harden Foundation Bunkhouse,
1636 Ercia Street, Salinas
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$10 NAMC Members; $25 non-members*
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NOTE: Please plan to stay for the free Health Care presentation from 10:15 - 11:15. (Details below)
RSVP by May 16
Please email Sue Parris or call 831-373-4606 to register. Make check payable to ACTION Council; and mail to NAMC, PO Box 602, Pacific Grove, CA 93950 * Dues waived for 2011! Join NAMC today
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May 19 Health Care Update
| |  Learn About Coming Changes We hope you will join us on May 19 for the workshop on Multi-Generational Issues. Following the workshop, from 10:15 - 11:15 AM, there will be a free presentation on Natividad Medical Center's Role as a Public Authority in the Emerging Health Care Environment, by Robert Egnew, consultant and recent Interim Director of Monterey County Health Department. Read more ... If you are registered for the Multi-Generational workshop, you are welcome to stay for the Health Care presentation. If you wish to attend the Health Care presentation only, we ask that you arrive between 10 and 10:15 AM. There is no charge for attending the Health Care talk. RSVP sue@alliancemonterey.org |
Report from Feb. 25 Legislative Update
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CA Budget Impact on Nonprofitsby Ronn Rygg, United Way 2-1-1, NAMC Core Leader The NAMC Legislative Update Breakfast was held Friday, Feb 25, at the Marina Library Community Room, and featured California Assembly Member Bill Monning and Monterey County Supervisor Simon Salinas, with Larry Levine performing MC duties. Both Monning and Salinas gave their views of current legislative affairs and their impact on non-profits to an audience of over 50 people. Read more ... |
Regional Nonprofit Survey
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Survey Deadline April 29
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There is still time to participate in the Regional Nonprofit survey, which will allow us to gather data for Monterey County, along with a broad range of nonprofits across the larger Bay Area, including San Francisco,San Mateo County, the East Bay, Santa Clara County, and Santa Cruz Counties. This will help us paint a picture with funders, the media and policy makers on the key issues of nonprofits.
The survey will take approximately 5-10 minutes (or less) to complete. We hope your organization will fill out this survey by going to:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/regionalpartners
NAMC is part of a coalition across 7 counties interested in public policy and advocacy for nonprofit organizations. Our goal is to magnify the voice and influence of nonprofits at both the state and local level. Each group works in different counties on various issues, but we share many of the same values. Thank you for helping to strengthen the nonprofit sector in our county and Northern California region.
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Diversity & Social Equity
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Fall Conference Planned
A conference on Diversity & Social Equity policy issues is being planned for Fall, 2011. This topic is an extension of NAMC's ongoing interest in increasing cultural awareness and making programs and services in Monterey County accessible to individuals and families from all cultural groups. The event will provide managers and other leaders in nonprofit and public agencies an opportunity learn how the current economic environment impacts disadvantaged populations, and to explore the importance of diversity/social equity in their organizations. Watch for more details in future issues. |
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Join or Renew NAMC Membership!
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Plan Ahead for 2012
In recognition of these tough economic times, NAMC Core Leaders voted to waive membership dues for 2011. If you have not yet joined, now is the time to see how membership can benefit your organization! Click here for a membership application.
If you are currently a member, this is a friendly reminder to include NAMC dues in your budget for next year. Dues for 2012 will remain at the 2010 level: $50 for organizations with operating budgets under $1 million; $125 for organizations with operating budgets of $1 million or over (for services provided in Monterey County).
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