Helping Hands Computer Lab Serves Detroit Youth
Helping Hands Computer Lab provides technology and financial educational training for economically disadvantaged youth’s, Veterans, domestic violence survivors and underprivileged individuals in Michigan. The program train these individuals to become entrepreneurs, obtain sustainable skills for career advancement to build assets and become first time homeowners. Continue reading →
Life Pacific College – Pacific Christian Athletic Conference
Pacific Christian Athletic Conference is a basketball conference that supports colleges, assisting their programs and recruits through a combined effort of web support, branding, at game support and tournament organization. PCAC also assists financially as our basketball programs are not funded independently and need aide to complete their individual schedules, purchase equipment, facilities and possible scholarship assistance. Providing a consistent message online is also a priority as we are the contact for all outside programs wishing to join. Continue reading →
NANOE Board Members Receive Honorariums for their Service
Take a peek above and see an actual photo of NANOE Board Members receiving honorariums for the service to the charitable sector. Are you wondering how much they’re getting? ($300/hour for teleconference meetings [per person]. $1000/day [plus travel expenses] for in person meetings.)
I figured out this whole board thing years ago. It’s kind of simple…
…YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!
Let me start with what Boardsmanship is not:
-Boardsmanship is not Governance
-Boardsmanship is not Visioning
-Boardsmanship is not Policy-Making
-Boardsmanship is not Volunteerism
Samantha Van Wicklin – Roswell Park Cancer Institute
When I was 10, my friend’s mother back in Annapolis, Maryland, was diagnosed with cancer, and I was really upset and wanted to do something about it. My family had just moved to Ellicottville from Annapolis, and my father saw some information about the Ride for Roswell, Western New York’s largest fundraiser to raise money for cancer research at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo.
We signed up but I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to raise the $100 minimum necessary to ride. But I tried really hard and contacted everyone I knew and raised over $4000 that year! Continue reading →
Joy Campbell comments on BROKEN FOR GOOD
BROKEN FOR GOOD: The Way Charity Works in the United States of America is MUST SEE VIEWING for foundations and philanthropists who have the power to give charities what they really need…FREEDOM! The freedom to implement unconventional best practices that respond to the specific needs of their community! Unless we allow charities to invest donor dollars into risk, growth and savings nonprofits will continue to be hamstrung by a poverty mentality.
Somewhere along the way, people came to believe that if a nonprofit paid competitive salaries, they were taking money away from the population they were created to serve. This video is so on point! Nonprofits could accomplish so much Continue reading →
Rich Schaus – Tackles Poverty – NANOE
The issue of poverty is notoriously complicated and difficult. Simple solutions simply will not work for the long term. All of the temporary fixes have future costs and repercussions that are typically much worse and only exasperate the problem. This has caused many to decide that it is better to either ignore the problem or talk it to death. They say, “There is no solution.” Men and women of faith quote Jesus saying, “The poor you have with you always.”
There is hope. There was this village in the ancient days where a king empowered his people. He initially gave them olive trees. He taught them how t Continue reading →
NANOE Nominations, overseen by Dr. Kathleen Robinson and Charlotte Lunsford Berry, was the basis for the critical success and launch of the National Association of Nonprofit Organizations & Executives. The formation of NANOE was the final step in a long-term university led research project performed by professors and doctoral students from Clemson University in partnership with National Development Institute. Watch the video above to experience a preview of what NANOE is tackling as it ensures nonprofits GO TO SCALE! Hear Dr. Robinson Continue reading →
NANOE Nominees were informed of their nomination to NANOE’s Board of Governors via email from Charlotte Berry & Kathleen Robinson (NANOE’s Nominations Co-Chairs.) Nominations were proposed to Charlotte Berry & Kathleen Robinson from members of AFP, CFRE, AHP, ASAE, CASE, United Way, National Development Institute, Nonprofit Associations, Industry Associations, and other community leaders. Though many nominations were submitted by individual leaders many NANOE Nominees were submitted to the Continue reading →
