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Coming Events
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August 13
NAMC Member Mixer
Guest speaker Eduardo Ochoa, President, CSU Monterey Bay
Sept 22
Technology Trends
Brown bag lunch roundtable
2015 Nonprofit Awards Celebration
More information available soon!
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August 2015
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Highlights:
- We hope to see you at the Nonprofit Mixer! (Details below.)
- Register for the Technology Trends roundtable, Sept. 22.
- Note also the FREE presentation Aug. 19 on transitioning in a changing funding environment. (See Member Announcements.)
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Last chance to pre-register
2015 NAMC Mixer
Thursday Aug. 13, 4 - 6 PM
National Steinbeck Center, One Main Street, Salinas
Join community members, nonprofit and public agency colleagues for NAMC's annual mixer. Guest speaker Eduardo Ochoa will speak on CSU Monterey Bay's work to make higher education accessible to first generation, Latino/Chicano, African American and other minority and disadvantaged students. The university's successes, challenges and learnings can benefit all organizations who are striving for diversity and inclusion.
Following Dr. Ochoa's presentation, stay for refreshments, music and networking in the beautiful Steinbeck Center.
Cost: $15 for current NAMC members; $25 for non-members.
Questions? Contact Sue Parris, NAMC Project Coordinator.
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Nonprofit Impact: Technology Trends
Brown bag lunch roundtable
Tuesday, September 22, Noon - 1:30 PM
Harden Foundation Conference Center
Following the release of the Nonprofit Impact Report in 2014, NAMC is presenting a series of lunch-time discussions examining key trends impacting nonprofits. The September roundtable will feature a panel of technology experts who work with nonprofits (or are nonprofits themselves), and will share their experiences and invite discussion. Bring your lunch, bring your questions and join us for this stimulating event.
Cost: $5 NAMC Members; $10 Non-members.
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Highlights from the Environmental Trends Roundtable
Thanks to Tom Conway for contributing the above article, which will appear on NAMC's new blog, Nonprofit News and Views. Check it out and subscribe so you don't miss future posts by NAMC Core Leaders, volunteers and members.
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Help NAMC Promote Your Organization!
Is your listing in NAMC's online Member Directory up-to-date? Be sure and send your logo, URL and a short description of your organization to include in the directory.
Like NAMC on FaceBook, follow us on Twitter and we can keep the conversation going!
Not a member yet? Join today! Questions? Contact Mark Boos, Membership Chair, or Sue Parris, Project Coordinator |
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When Things Change: Sustaining Services in a Changing Environment
Wednesday, Aug. 19, 9 - 11 AM
Portola Hotel Conference Center, Bonsai Room, 2 Portola Plaza, Monterey
Over the past decade and a half, we have always welcomed our health-missioned colleagues to attend our trainings and events that work for your Scope and schedule, but our August 19th Promising Practices Forum comes with an especially heartfelt invitation.
Our theme is "Looking Back ~ Moving Forward", facilitated by Mike Miller, CEO of award-winning Brown Miller Communications. Mike is well known to many of you for his work with us, Steps, BANPAC and many others working in health education and advocacy. This will be a celebration of where we began, but more pertinent to your work, this will also be a short course in strategizing for successful futures and ensuring that great work doesn't end when the funding does. We will also hear from two health leaders who've successfully transitioned their organizations through daunting changes, while maintaining their mission and work. RSVPs are not necessary, but if you're able to attend or have any questions, please contact me at (831) 747-7983 or mosscd@co.monterey.ca.us. Feel free to forward this invitation to anyone you think might benefit from the information. ~Chris Moss, MC Health Dept.
See agenda and directions.
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A Call For Projects
Leadership Monterey Peninsula is now accepting community service project ideas to be considered by the new Class of 2016. Project ideas accepted for presentation will be reviewed by the new class on Wednesday afternoon, September 16th. Each person will have five minutes to sell his or her idea to the class as a worthwhile project. Please e-mail or call Karen to obtain the necessary form to fill out. The deadline for submitting ideas is September 4th.
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News From Center for Nonprofit Excellence
Tuesday, August 25, 2015 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
CFMC, 2354 Garden Rd, Monterey 93940
$50 for up to 3 per organization. Includes lunch. Scholarships available. Grace Hammond, Presenter
Social Media Discussion & Brown Bag
Wednesday, August 26, Noon - 1:30 PM
Free. Bring your lunch.
What do Michael Bolton, Rascal Flats and several Monterey County nonprofits have in common? They used #flatclint in their social media leading up to last year's AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro Am Golf Tournament. We'll be joined by guests from the Tournament to share what they learned from #flatclint and explore the power of the #hashtag in social media strategy. See the Facebook Group for details.
Thursdays: September 17, October 29 & November 19, 2015 9:00 AM - Noon
CFMC, 2354 Garden Road, Monterey
$125 for up to 3 per organization. Includes individualized coaching and continental breakfast. Scholarships available. Karina Lehrner, Presenter
Outreach is underway for the 2016 LEAD Institute. Deadline to apply is 10/15. We have Information Sessions coming up in Monterey, Salinas, Aptos and Hollister. Details here.
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We are pleased to present our e-newsletter with the year-end review of the Master of Social Work Program.The review highlights the significant milestones of the program and the many contributions of our students, faculty and staff. Also please mark your calendar and plan to join us on Sept. 28 for the first Masters of Social Work Celebration. Watch for details.
Download newsletter here
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Texas Hold Em Poker Tournament Fundraiser
Saturday, Sept. 26, 5:30 - 9:30 PM
Monterey Moose Lodge, Del Rey Oaks
Meals on Wheels of the Salinas Valley, Inc. to hold a Texas Hold Em Poker Tournament Fundraiser. $75.00 per player includes, dinner, 1 drink of choice and $5,000 in poker chips. Download flier here. For more information visit www.mowsalinas.org
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Celebrate Binational Health Week
October 3-12, 2015
Binational Health Week ("BHW") has become one of the largest mobilization efforts in the Americas to improve the health and well-being of underserved immigrants of Mexican and Latin American origin living in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. It encompasses an annual weeklong series of health promotion and health education activities that include workshops, insurance referrals, and brief medical screenings.
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YMCA of the Central Coast
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Membership Associate
Salinas Community YMCA
The Membership Associate will be responsible for computer data entry, answering phones, greeting the public and groups using the facility, handling and receipting of money, opening and sorting mail, filing and providing general support as
needed. Bi-lingual: English and Spanish.
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YMCA of the Central Coast
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Membership Associate
Salinas Community YMCA
The Membership Associate will be responsible for computer data entry, answering phones, greeting the public and groups using the facility, handling and receipting of money, opening and sorting mail, filing and providing general support as
needed. Bi-lingual: English and Spanish.
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Executive Director Position - Pacific Grove
Blind & Visually Impaired Center of Monterey County (BVIC) seeks Executive Director
The BVIC has provided services to Monterey County residents since 1971. It offers a complete spectrum of services that help people adapt to the loss of sight. Collectively our staff provided support to 379 people last year. Please email vision@blindandlowvision.org for more information or click on this link.
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Let's keep in touch!
Do you have a job opening or other announcement you'd like to share with over 1,500 nonprofit stakeholders? NAMC members may submit announcements in Word (may include links to pdf fliers and/or to your website) by the 1st Friday of each month. Contact Sue if you have questions.
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