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We're happy to share these items of interest from around our local network. Please e-mail us any opportunities you would like to be featured in future editions! (The Nonprofit Connection usually goes out during the first ten days of the month; we typically don't include fundraisers.)

  

 
Training 
OPPORTUNITIES
  
+ Salvation Army Launches FREE "Working Lunch" Speaker Series on August 22nd! Sponsored by Bell Pitt and Davis, and organized by the Salvation Army (a HandsOn Supporting Partner,)  this month's lunch will focus on Philanthropy and the Business Community, and their guest speaker, Robbie Bach, formerly with Microsoft, is indeed someone to be heard! The event will take place August 22nd at the downtown Embassy Suites/Garden Terrace and begin with an 11:30 networking session followed by a 12:00pm lunch/program start. Check out the full invitation with more details on Robbie.  There is NO CHARGE for the luncheon, but you must RSVP online!
 
+ "Boring2Brilliant: Storytelling for Fundraising Appeals & Fundraisers," CharityHowTo webinar, August 14, 3 pm $77. We've heard it many times: Storytelling is one of the most powerful ways to engage supporters. Finding and telling compelling stories is both an art and a science AND it takes practice. Learn how to make changes to your storytelling that will produce amazing results. Lori L. Jacobwith, master storyteller and trainer, has coached thousands of people as they tell their story and helped distill the story to its most emotionally engaging essence. Registration is online.

  

+ Sawtooth Offers Digital Marketing Classes at Reduced Rates to HandsOn Supporting Partners! This summer and fall,

Sawtooth, a HandsOn Supporting Partner, is offering other SP's the opportunity to take two of their classes at the reduced Sawtooth member rate! In September, they'll be offering  "Introduction to Social Media Marketing," a hands-on course that will provide students with a social media starter kit to help them maintain social media channels. They will walk through the top social media channels including Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, & YouTube to discuss what makes each channel unique and determine what channels are right for different types of organizations. Basic computer skills are required. Taught by Sawtooth's own Digital Media Coordinator, Taylor Hayes.  The class will be offered on 2 Wednesdays 9/3 - 9/10 | 1PM - 4PM. HandsOn SPs must call 336-723-7395, ext. 211 to register for the reduced rate of $80.  

  

The second class, "Steps to Email Marketing Success," is a lecture-style class designed for students who want to learn the basic steps that go into creating a successful email marketing campaign. Learn about major providers such as Constant Contact and Mail Chimp to determine which platform is right for your email needs. Learn the best ways to import your current contacts, grow your contact list, create a campaign, and measure results. Basic computer skills are required. Also taught by Taylor Hayes in two different sessions. Session A: August 13 | 6PM - 9PM Session B: September 18 | 1PM - 4PM. Member rate is $50, and the early-bird $20 discount applies. Remember, you must call to receive these discounts. Thanks, Sawtooth!

  

 

Funding

OPPORTUNITIES 

 

+ Unitarian Universalist Association Funds Social Justice Initiatives! The UUA makes grants to non-Unitarian Universalist groups in the U.S. that use community organizing to bring about systemic change leading to a more just society and mobilize those who have been disenfranchised and excluded from resources, power, and the right to self-determination. Priority is given to active, specific campaigns to create change in the economic, social, and political structures that affect people's lives.  The maximum grant is $15,000. Most grants are between $6,000 and $8,000.  For more details, go to their website. Deadline for applications is September 15th!

 

+ Home Depot Foundation Offers Gift Cards to Support Community Health Projects! 
Grants, up to $5,000, are available to nonprofit organizations and tax-exempt public service agencies in the U.S. that are using the power of volunteers to improve the physical health of their community. Grants are given in the form of The Home Depot gift cards for the purchase of tools, materials, or services. Priority will be given to volunteer projects that serve veterans and their families, whether that's repairing homes or improving facilities and/or that involve veterans volunteering to help other veterans. Learn more on their website; applications are due August 15th! 

+ Dollar General Supports Afterschool Literacy Programs! The Afterschool Alliance and the Dollar General Literacy Foundation are seeking nominations for afterschool programs that have excelled in providing literacy support to middle school students to win the first ever Dollar General Afterschool Literacy Award worth up to $10,000. Afterschool programs with demonstrated success improving the literacy skills - including reading, writing and comprehension - of middle school program participants are eligible. Go online for details and the application; deadline is August 15th! 

+ The Heineman Foundation Provides Seed and Start-UP Funding! The Heineman Foundation for Research, Education, Charitable and Scientific Purposes was established in 1948 by Dannie and Hettie Heineman, and provides seed money to start-up projects and new projects within existing organizations for a maximum of three to five years. Grants are available to nonprofits in just a few selected states, including NC. The Foundation's general areas of interest include the following: programs that enable economically challenged women to enter and remain in the workplace; environmental research that helps prevent water degradation; live music performance for education and outreach; research into prevention and treatment of childhood illnesses; programs that enable youth to think, create, and communicate effectively; and programs that promote high achievement in music, science, and literature. Visit the Foundation's website to review the funding guidelines and to learn more about the application procedure; The deadline is September 1st!
 

Office Depot Foundation Supports Education, Capacity Building, and Disaster Preparedness and Response! The Office Depot Foundation supports nonprofit organizations, government agencies, libraries, and schools that bring systemic change to communities across the United States. The Foundation provides grants averaging $1,000 in three distinct categories. The focus of the "Giving Children Tools for Success" category is on activities that give young people tools to succeed in school and in life through education and inspiration. The "Building Capacity to Serve Communities" category targets programs that help nonprofit organizations to serve the needs of their communities efficiently through innovation and collaboration. The purpose of the "Disaster Preparedness, Relief, Recovery, and Rebuilding" category is to support efforts that help people and communities prepare for disasters and rebuild and recover when disasters occur. Online applications are reviewed monthly between now and October 31st!


+ Benefit From a Community Commitment Night at Firehouse Subs! Firehouse Subs in Winston-Salem is partnering up with community nonprofits to help them raise money.  It is a very simple process--your organization will pick a date you would like to have a night dedicated to your group.  From 4 pm to close, anyone who has dinner at Firehouse Subs and places their receipt in the designated place will be donating 10% of that sale to your organization. Firehouse Subs can provide you with marketing materials to promote the event to your supporters, staff, and volunteers, and will use their social media channels to promote your night.  All you need to do is mobilize your supporters! They have two locations in Winston-Salem, 205 S. Stratford Rd. and at the Hanes Mall Food Court, and your night can be any day of the week, including Saturday and Sunday evenings. For more details, and to reserve your date, please contact Melissa Cannon at 336-293-6230. Enjoy! 
 
  
Employment
OPPORTUNITIES
 
+ Samaritan Ministries Seeks Office Manager!  Samaritan Ministries, a HandsOn Supporting Partner, is seeking an office manager to provide administrative support to agency staff, general office management, support for development activities, and IT coordination.  Associate degree and a minimum of 2 years experience required as well as proficiency in MS Word, MS Excel and database management required.  Experience with information system management and SAGE/Abila software a plus.  Excellent benefits, including vacation, retirement and health/dental insurance.  Great work environment with new facility opening in fall 2014.  Contact Jan Kelly for more information.

  

+ Big Brothers Big Sisters Seeks Two New Hires! Big Brothers Big Sisters, a HandsOn Supporting Partner is looking for both a Program Specialist and a Data Manager. The Program Specialist--Site-Based Enrollment and Match Support works to ensure that volunteers and children are appropriately enrolled and matched while utilizing BBBS standards and practices. This position is to provide match support to ensure child safety, positive impacts for youth, constructive and satisfying relationships between children and volunteers, and a strong sense of affiliation with BBBS on the part of volunteers.

 

The Data Manager will provide leadership around data collection, analysis, and use of continuous improvement processes to increase the awareness of Big Brothers Big Sisters' impact in our community. The Data Manager will also provide a development plan for children and/or Matches in our program based on the data collected by program participants.


 

+ Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden Seeks Development Officer! The Garden, a HandsOn Supporting Partner located in Kernersville, is seeking a new Development Officer that will help lead the Garden Board and staff in raising the financial resources needed to fulfill their mission. Reporting to the Executive Director, the development officer will design and implement a comprehensive annual fundraising plan that engages individuals, corporations and foundations in a philanthropic relationship with the Garden. View the full position description for more details and the online application link.

 

+ Stokes Partnership for Children Seeks AmeriCorps Members for Locations Across NC! Stokes Partnership for Children, a HandsOn Supporting Partner, is now recruiting service-minded individuals for the AmeriCorps and Children Together Program (ACT) for the 2014-15 year. A living stipend, health insurance and an educational award are all part of the benefits of this rewarding program.  Since 1999, ACT has been "Getting Things Done" for children in counties across North Carolina. ACT combines the AmeriCorps national service program with North Carolina's Smart Start initiative. ACT serves young children by placing AmeriCorps members in childcare settings as Early Childhood Education Assistants. Current spots are available in Guilford, Orange, and Durham counties!  Get more details and learn how to apply on their website. 

  

+ Leadership Winston-Salem Seeks Full-Time Development Director!  Leadership Winston-Salem, a HandsOn Supporting Partner, seeks a qualified professional to serve as Development Director, a full-time, salaried position that reports to the Executive Director and interacts directly with the Fundraising Committee and the Board of Directors. Liaisons closely with Finance Committee and Alumni Council. Review the full position description for more details. To apply, e-mail Jo Ellen Carson your resume, cover letter, references, and salary requirements by August 8th! 

+ HandsOn Nashville Seeks New Vice President for Philanthropy.  This position, offered by 
will work to assure the organization has the necessary financial and brand resources to deliver a service-centered mission growing in magnitude and impact. This position will be responsible for a strategic fund development plan, mission-driven communications and marketing and organization and team leadership. Click here to learn more. 

Other

OPPORTUNITIES 

+ Register for WSSU's Student Involvement Fair on August 27th! WSSU's Career Development Services in collaboration with University Student Activities and Engagement (USAE) will host the 

Student Involvement Fair on Wednesday, August 27th from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm in the Thompson Student Service Center Breezeway.  

This event will allow community nonprofits as well as campus organizations the opportunity to share experiential learning information with the WSSU community.  All agencies desiring to participate in this meaningful event are encouraged to complete the registration form on the WSSU Career Development Services RamTrak website no later than August 19th! There are only 45 spaces available so register today!


 

+ Get Skilled, FREE Assistance with Your Marketing Initiatives! Hope Bristow is a marketing production coordinator with several years of experience in the ad agency world, and she has generously offered to share her expertise on a pro-bono basis with local nonprofits. She is searching for opportunities where she can help you put together marketing, advertising or other production related projects--you know, those resource and time-intensive projects that you tend to keep on the back-burner! This might be the solution for your marketing and fundraising campaigns, events or other projects that require additional staff support, but  where you can't afford to pay for additional expertise and labor. If you have a project that could use Hope's assistance, please let me know ASAP. Thanks!


 

+ Find New Digs at The Enterprise Center! Jealous of our upcoming move? Don't be--fabulous new office space can be yours at the NEW Enterprise Center! The Enterprise Center is a business incubator that offers start-up and emerging companies, both for and non-profit, a low-cost office space and exceptional level of support from the business professionals and organizations as well as faculty from WSSU. Hosted organizations have access to an array of services, including workshops and legal services, one-on-one mentoring and market support. On-site partners include WSSU Center for Entrepreneurship, Forsyth Tech Small Business Center, Wake forest University Community Law and Business Clinic, and Microenterprise Loan Program. To be eligible to lease space, you must be a start-up or emerging for-profit business or not-for-profit organization. An applicant must submit a business plan for approval before being accepted. To take a tour of the facility or learn more about the application process, please contact them or call 336-734-6900.


 

+ Bethesda Center Taking Nominations for Heroes for the Homeless! Bethesda is seeking nominations from the community to recognize individuals or organizations (businesses, churches, or nonprofits) that have worked tirelessly within the homeless community. Their second annual Heroes for the Homeless breakfast is scheduled for September 23rd, and during this event four nominees/winners will be recognized. For more information and to submit a nomination, please go to their website.
 
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August 2014- Vol 7, Issue 8

 
Welcome to August! There are children in our lives who are going back to school this week. THIS WEEK! While some declare this to be "the most wonderful time of the year," I find myself saddened thinking about how the long, dog days of summer seem to get shorter and shorter every year. While my own daughter won't go back until the 20th, it still feels as though these precious days are slipping through my hands. 

One of the pleasures of this summer for us at HandsOn has been having the luxury of planning ahead. We've set almost all of the remainder of our 2014 programming, and most of our 2015 programming as well. There's nothing like the incentive of getting a room reserved in our new, beautiful building to really get one motivated! This kind of advance planning will not only help us manage our workload, but we hope it will also help all of you--so that you can see further in advance what workshops and programs you'd like to attend, and plan for it in both your calendar and in your budget! As dates get confirmed, they get added to our website, so you can see register months in advance. 
 
We've also been busy packing and purging every Friday, in anticipation of our move. We will be moving September 22-24, and our offices will be closed during those days, with limited staff availability. Starting on September 25, our new address will be 751 West Fourth Street, Suite 200, Winston-Salem, NC  27101-2702. Our phone number will remain the same. We look forward to hosting our first Nonprofit Essentials class of the 2014-2015 season in our new space on the 25th! 

I hope you all have great plans to squeeze the remaining juice out of summer! 
  
Enjoy!
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Executive Director



PRAVA Meeting:

Virtual Volunteer Management--HandsOn Connect Training

Wednesday, August 27th, 8:00 am to 10:00 am
Location: Hospice & Palliative CareCenter (101 Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem) in the Williams Education and Counseling Center building (see map)
 

The Piedmont Regional Association for Volunteer Administration (PRAVA)'s regular meetings are opportunities to learn about other organizations' best practices and community volunteer needs, and include informal discussions where you can share your experiences, ask questions, and/ or bring examples of your work. 

 

HandsOn Connect logoAt this month's meeting, learn how to navigate the powerful HandsOn Connect system to advertise your volunteer opportunities to the community. Amy will explain the terminology of the system, how to post your opportunities, how to respond to inquiries, and how to track volunteer hours. Optional: bring your own computer to follow along, or to get customized tech support from Amy on the spot if you already have an account.

 

PRAVA, a HandsOn Supporting Partner and all-volunteer professional development organization, works in collaboration with other volunteer-based organizations to encourage the recognition and effective engagement of volunteers' skills and services, while working to enhance the role and importance of all volunteers.  Membership is open to anyone who works with volunteers in any capacity or setting, and is only $25 a year. PRAVA is an official, regional affiliate of the statewide North Carolina Association of Volunteer Administration, and you can join both organizations with a single check. Download their most current membership brochure for more information. 

 

COST: FREE for PRAVA members; $10 for all others! A light breakfast is provided, so please register below to provide an accurate count.

 

Furthering Philanthropy By Knowing the Trends: A Report of the Latest Giving USA Trends Data

Wednesday, September 10, 9:00 am to 10:30 am
Location: Salemtowne, Smith Saal Room in the Community Center, 190 Moravian Way Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106 (get directions)
 

Want to know the latest information on charitable giving and what it all means in a practical application for you? Join us as Clare Jordan, Director of Marketing with Capital Development Services, (a HandsOn Consulting Partner,) discusses the findings of the recently released Capital Development logo Giving USA, a report conducted by The Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University. The report is heavily regarded by nonprofits, donors, and others as the most comprehensive charitable giving data available as it examines giving to all charitable organizations nationally, including personal, corporate, estate and foundation giving.

 

Always one of our most popular sessions, Clare will share her insights gleaned from this latest issue on giving trends and more significantly, tips on how to apply this knowledge to advance your organization's philanthropic efforts.   

 

COST: FREE for Supporting Partners! Just $5 for all others. Light refreshments will be provided, so please register below for planning purposes.

 

 

(Not sure if your organization is a Supporting Partner? You can see the full list on our website.)

 

NCAVA and PRAVA Regional Workshop Featuring Harriet Edwards!

Monday, September 15, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Location: SciWorks, 400 West Hanes Mill Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 (get directions)
 

Harriet Edwards, a Past President of NCAVA, will be coming to Winston-Salem to share her expertise on The Challenges of Leadership and Mentoring.

 

As we all know, volunteer program directors and administrators are leaders of leaders! Working with others who seek to serve their communities creates opportunities as well as challenges, and leading programs to successfully engage in service is no small task. Learning about personal leadership characteristics, developing a better understanding of how to foster leadership skills in others, and working to develop resources to lead more effectively and efficiently will be the foci for this seminar. There will also be an opportunity to apply leadership strengths to concepts of mentoring and coaching others effectively. It will be a hands-on, interactive session that you don't want to miss! 

 

Harriet Edwards serves as an Assistant Professor and works

 in the 4-H Youth Development department at North Carolina State University. The North Carolina Association of Volunteer Administration (NCAVA) is the state's premier organization for leaders of volunteers. For more than 40 years, NCAVA has been promoting the volunteer management profession, fostering volunteerism across the state and serving as a leader in providing for the educational needs of those who manage volunteers.

 

 

COST: $30 for NCAVA members/ $45 for all others. Lunch and take home materials are included.

 

 

(PRAVA is an official, regional affiliate of the statewide NCAVA, and you can join both organizations with a single check. Download their most current membership brochure  for more information. )

 

2014-2015 Nonprofit Essentials:

Governance

Thursday, September 25th, Noon to 4:30 pm
Location: The Winston-Salem Foundation building, 751 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, 3rd floor board room (see map)

This Governance class will provide a practical look at nonprofit governance, including organizational life cycles and best WFU logo practices. Topics include the role of the board, building an effective board, the relationship and roles of the board and staff, and how to monitor and evaluate the Executive Director.

The class will be taught by Steve Virgil, founding Director of Wake Forest University School of Law's Community Law and Business Clinic, Associate Clinical Professor, and founding Director of the Institute for Public Engagement (now part of WFU's new Pro Humanitate Institute)


The 2014-2015 Nonprofit Essentials classes are taught primarily by Wake Forest University staff, faculty, and local alums. After finishing all sessions, participants will graduate with a Certificate from Wake Forest University.

Cost: $45 for Supporting Partners/ $55 for all others. You can register for the entire, 10 class series for just $400! A series pass can also be shared by a single organization that may have several staff members who can benefit from different classes; this is the first class of the 2014-2015 series. Payment plans are available. All classes include a networking lunch and extensive take-home materials.

Register Now!

(Not sure if your organization is a HandsOn Supporting Partner? You can view the current, full list on our website.)
 



NEWS YOU CAN USE!
Install the New HandsOn Connect/ All for Good Facebook App!
Since launching HandsOn Connect a little over 2 years ago, more than 250 nonprofits have created accounts on the site, and, on any given day, a wide variety of volunteer opportunities are available! This summer, we are excited to introduce a new tool that will offer a huge boost for recruiting and advertising the volunteer opportunities your organization offers on HOC by allowing you to put them right on your organization's Facebook page! 


All for Good Volunteer is the first app for sharing your volunteer opportunities right on Facebook. (All for Good is a sister program to HandsOn Connect, and all HOC opportunities automatically appear on All for Good.)  As one of our partner nonprofits, you'll be able to use All for Good Volunteer for FREE as a benefit of your HandsOn Connect account and partnership with HandsOn NWNC! 

Once you've installed the app, you'll have a customized feed of your volunteer opportunities right on your organization's Facebook page. Fans and volunteers can then search for volunteer opportunities that fit what they're looking for--and, from there, they'll be able to share YOUR opportunities with their network and encourage others to get involved.

Please see the FAQ document for more information about the HOC/All for Good app and detailed instructions on how to install it. Here's how it looks on our Facebook page. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

 

Get more tips on how to turn this and other Facebook and social media tools in your favor by checking out this month's Verified Volunteers' blog post on How to Grow a Community of Online SupportersEnjoy!
 

NEWS YOU CAN USE!
Don't Forget to Submit Legal Link Proposals!

 

As mentioned in last month's newsletter, Wake Forest University's Community Law and Business Clinic (CLBC)  has launched a new LegalLink program.  LegalLink is a new program for organizations with projects or legal concerns that require a large commitment of resources, will take a significant period of time to resolve, or are very complex.  LegalLink is unique in that it provides their clients access to the same type of sustained and intensive counsel that larger organizations and companies enjoy on a daily basis.


LegalLink provides assistance with long-term projects that require legal and business consulting assistance. Examples of such projects might include:

  • Developing or operating economic development hubs, including food hubs or value-added agriculture project
  • Assisting business owners with technology commercialization efforts, particularly in underserved communities
  • Arts-based economic development projects
  • Community economic development in rural communities
LegalLink proposals should be submitted online before the August 15th deadline!   


 

  
NEWS YOU CAN USE!
Do You Dare to Embrace Mediocrity?

 

You all know that much of the discussion about nonprofit capacity building centers around best practices and the search for excellence in operations and governance. Recently, however, this blog post ("The courage for mediocrity: We nonprofit professionals need to give ourselves a break") has lit up nonprofit online communities that I haven't seen since Dan Pallota's "The Way We Think About Charity is Dead Wrong" TedTalk went live. 


 

While not dismissing the importance for excellence within organizations, the poster makes a case for understanding that we, as individuals, should not beat ourselves up for not doing everything perfectly all the time. She states that by trying to hide those things at which we are merely mediocre, we create more stress and anxiety in our already hectic professional lives. Give it a read, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

  
NEWS YOU CAN USE!
Join GuideStar for Their Quarterly Impact Call!

 

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We here at HandsOn are big believers in the benefits of nonprofit transparency, yet we also know that nonprofits can struggle to adopt best practices in this area. We know that it takes a lot of time for data and information about philanthropy and nonprofits to travel through and across the nonprofit sector, just as we know transparency needs to be to be more timely, interactive, inclusive, and comprehensive. We were therefore excited to learn that GuideStar has introduced a new avenue to get outcomes to key stakeholders in a more meaningful way: the Impact Call. Loosely based on the quarterly earnings calls held by publicly owned companies, GuideStar's Impact Calls are open to everyone and are meant to be: 

 

- Timely--It takes almost a year for nonprofit results to become widely available through the IRS, which they feel is too long.  GuideStar hosts its Impact Calls within 60 days of the quarter (or year) end. 

- The Impact Call is a dialogue, rather than a one-way conversation. Participants have an opportunity to have their questions answered in real time. 

- Inclusive--Everyone is invited to the Impact Call. Not just GuideStar's funders but anyone with a stake and interest in its results. 


 

- Comprehensive--Finances are only one piece of a much larger picture when it comes to nonprofit impact. GuideStar's Impact Call includes reporting on programmatic and operational metrics as well as a broader discussion of its strategy. 


GuideStar has held two Impact Calls to date. Its first Impact Call, held on February 24th, focused on its 2013
outcomes. It was attended by 480 people and featured in the Washington Post. The second Impact Call, on Monday, May
12th, reported on GuideStar's first quarter outcomes and was featured in The NonProfit Times

GuideStar is holding its next Impact Call on Monday, August 11, 2014 at 2 p.m. During this Impact Call, GuideStar's president and CEO, Jacob Harold, alongside GuideStar's CFO, James Lum, will discuss GuideStar's latest financial and programmatic outcomes, its new strategic plan, titled GuideStar 2020, and lessons learned. Join hundreds of others in learning about GuideStar's second quarter results and strategy for 2014 and beyond as the organization helps redefine transparency and evolve how it is conveyed across the sector. Click here to register.

  
FEATURED CONSULTING PARTNER:
Capital Development Services
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Capital Development Services began serving nonprofits 30 years ago out of Raleigh in 1984; and now has partnered with thousands of organizations and institutions across the Southeast, achieving goals and building lasting results.

 

Both a fundraising consulting and executive search firm, CapDev has a reputation based on its philosophy of building nonprofits' capacity for sustainable fund development. The CapDev approach includes the dual benefit of a devoted Senior Counsel for every client, in addition to a full team of dedicated professionals including researchers, writers, and advisors, delivering fresh insights and innovation for each unique client's project.

 

"What sets us apart," says CapDev president, Allan Burrows, "is a blend of our three decades of service to the nonprofit sector, the strength of our team, and an approach that keeps the advancement of an organization's mission always at the core of our focus. We truly understand today's nonprofit sector and today's philanthropy." 


Come learn from and about CapDev at their upcoming philanthropy trends workshop For more information about their services, please contact:


 

Clare Jordan, Director of Marketing

336-747-0133 x203

www.capdev.com


 


 

(From time to time, HandsOn will feature one of our Consulting/ Vendor Partners in our newsletter on a rotating basis. For more information about becoming a Consulting/Vendor partner, please check out our website.)
 

  

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