Development Directors Networking Breakfast
This monthly meeting is for Development Directors or other staff whose primary role is fundraising. Discussion topics are generated by the group. To learn more and for upcoming dates, please contact Meagan Niese at meaganniese@cfbmc.org. You may also email Meagan to be added to the list serve and receive regular reminders. Meeting times vary from month to month.
NPA Monthly Outreach Breakfast
Tuesday, March 5, 2019 8:30 am - 9:30 am
"Resources at IU and Ivy Tech" facilitated by Laura Littlepage, IU Nonprofit Leadership Alliance, School of Public and Environmental Affair
Uptown Cafe, 102 East Kirkwood Ave, (bar side in the family dining area)
This monthly meeting is aimed towards those nonprofit staff members, paid and volunteer, for whom ‘community outreach’ is a primary job component. It’s an opportunity for colleagues to learn and share from one another’s expertise and experience in this particular area of nonprofit management. Discussion topics are generated from the group with participants volunteering to facilitate meetings. Free parking is available behind the Buskirk-Chumley Theater and at the Walnut Street garage. Breakfast is on your own.
Bloomington Bicycle Club
The Bloomington Bicycle Club, Inc. (BBC) is pleased to announce it is now accepting proposals from nonprofit organizations and programs, schools, and other civic-minded organizations for grant-funding. The application deadline is February 28, 2019. For more information: Click Here!
Indiana Arts Commission: Arts Project Support Grants Opportunity
The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) is a state agency funded by the General Assembly and the National Endowment for the Arts. BCCF is the official Region 8 Arts Partner and our charge is to work alongside the Commission to promote and expand participation in the arts for our region, which includes Brown, Morgan, Monroe, Owen, Greene, Martin, Lawrence, and Orange counties. This includes providing access to funding opportunities like the Regional Initiative Grants (Arts Project Support and Arts Organization Support I, II).
Arts Project Support (APS) grants provide funding to Indiana arts and non-arts organizations to support a distinct aspect of the organization’s arts activities, such as a one-time event; a single production; an exhibition; an educational seminar; or series of related arts activities, such as art classes or training sessions. APS applicants may request up to $5,000 or up to 50% of allowable project expenses, whichever is less. Deadline to apply is March 5, 2019. Click HERE for details.
Does your nonprofit organization need some computing power?
The IU Serve IT Nonprofit Clinic can provide 501c3 or equivalent nonprofit organizations with quality legally refurbished PCs completely free of charge. Currently, we have desktop PCs with Linux or Windows 7/8/10 in stock. It is also possible to receive a machine with MS Office installed as well. Up to 5 PCs can be requested at one time.
Computers can be delivered to your organization, and our tech team will be happy to assist with setup if needed. The request form can be found here.
In addition, if your organization needs technical support, consulting, website development or any other technology-related assistance, check out the Serve IT Clinic’s many other offerings HERE
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Nonprofit Training Opportunities
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Nonprofit Board Certificate Seminar
The City of Bloomington Volunteer Network
February 21, 2019
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
City Hall Council Chambers (401 N. Morton St., Rm #115)
$25 in advance / $30 at the door (Register by Feb. 18)
Read more and register at http://bit.ly/Feb2019BoardSeminar
Open to individuals with all levels of board experience. Limited scholarships are available.
Participants leave with a better understanding of:
- Roles and responsibilities of board membership
- Board dynamics and recruitment
- Board life cycles and how to assess which board is right for you
- How to be an effective board member
- Where to find resources that will help you with board service
State of the Child: The Well-being of Indiana Youth - Free webinar 2/27/19
What are the top challenges for kids in Indiana – and what do we do to ensure all Hoosier kids thrive? This webinar will provide critical data from the 2019 Indiana KIDS COUNT® Data Book, as well as best practice research on successful approaches to key issues. Through a robust and data-driven discussion, participants will be empowered and equipped with the information needed to inform policies, practices and decision-making to begin making positive change.
Register Here!
How to Drive Social Media Engagement with Nonprofit Storytelling - Free webinar 2/28/19
Pew Internet found that 87 percent of Americans use social media. With so much noise and clutter in the online landscape, how can nonprofits stand out? In this webinar, digital storytelling expert and social media strategist Julia Campbell will review examples of nonprofits using stories to supercharge their social media engagement. She will tell you about the steps you can take to adapt their success to your own organization.
Key takeaways:
- Specific social media storytelling strategies that you can employ to connect with supporters
- Real-world examples from nonprofits using effective storytelling for social media engagement
- Tried and tested tools to use to rock your social media storytelling
Register Here!
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Lotus Education and Arts Foundation
Executive Director
The Lotus Education and Arts Foundation is seeking a full-time Executive Director to lead a robust non-profit multicultural arts organization based in Bloomington, Indiana. The organization’s year-round initiatives include one of the oldest world music festivals in the U.S.; a highly impactful arts-education program in schools; community visual-arts outreach; and concerts, classes, and more in its recently renovated Lotus Firebay venue.
The Lotus Executive Director reports to the Board of Directors and is responsible for strategically advancing the mission of Lotus, serving as its public face and the primary administrator for the daily operations of the organization. ED responsibilities include strategic visioning; financial management, contract administration, and legal compliance; staffing and staff supervision; oversight and evaluation of program development and delivery; oversight and evaluation of fundraising, grant writing, marketing, and communication efforts; oversight of Lotus building and its utilization; and effective Board, community, partner, and stakeholder relations. The ED also has direct responsibility for executing certain areas of program content, production, logistics, and infrastructure.
Send letter of application, resume, and contact information for four (4) references to the Lotus ED Search Committee, via email at lotusEDsearch@lotusfest.org. Review of applications will begin on January 25, 2019, and will continue until the position is filled.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Bloomington
Resource Development (RD) Associate
F/T: salary up to $45K, negotiable. Includes paid time off and benefits. Working directly with the RD Director on all RD work for the organization including annual campaigns, donor stewardship and cultivation, events, marketing & communications, donor database management, etc.
Key requirements: resource development/fundraising education or experience is a must; attention to detail; exceptional prioritization and organizational skills; good written and verbal communications skills; PC proficiency; commitment to agency mission. Apply with cover letter and resume to Boys & Girls Clubs of Bloomington, P.O . Box 1716, Bloomington, IN 47402 or labshier@bgcbloomington.org. Full job description can be found on our website
LifeDesigns
Direct Support Professional
The Direct Support Professional (DSP) provides direct support to the individuals served by LIFEDesigns, Inc., utilizing available resources and training provided by LIFEDesigns. Direct Support Professionals are significantly involved in supporting employment, continuing education, and community participation for the customers of LIFEdesigns and in meeting the mission: “Partnering with people of all ages and abilities to lead meaningful and active lives.” Apply here.
People and Animal Learning Services (PALS)
Executive Director
The Executive Director (ED) plans, organizes, leads and oversees the operational, financial, technical and administrative functions of PALS. This position reports directly to the PALS Board of Directors and is responsible for providing the management leadership to work toward the fulfillment of PALS’ mission, vision, and strategic plan. To apply please send cover letter, resume and references to HR@palstherapy.org, open until filled.
Full Description Here
Volunteer Coordinator
PALS is seeking a Volunteer Coordinator.The Volunteer Coordinator cultivates prospective new individual, corporate and community partnerships to provide volunteer support, generate revenue and foster community awareness. They are responsible for the recruitment of volunteers, including attending community fairs, outreach events, and the promotion of volunteer training sessions. Responsible for the ongoing and strategic recognition activities for volunteers. Coordinates effective PR, marketing and communications. This position reports directly to the Executive Director. To apply please send cover letter, resume and references to info@palstherapy.org, open until filled.
Full Description Here
Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County
Engagement and Development Coordinator
The Engagement and Development Coordinator plays a critical role in ensuring that Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County (HFHMC)engages productively and positively with a variety of stakeholders and supporters, tactically ensuring that all constituents, volunteers, and donors who are interested in supporting and engaging with HFHMC have the opportunity contribute their unique gifts. This position reports directly to the Development Director. The Engagement and Development Coordinator is a full time, salaried, exempt position working a minimum of 40 hours per week, Tuesday through Saturday (with occasional evenings). Read the full position description for more details.
To apply for the position, send your resume and cover letter (both must be submitted for consideration) to our office at: careers@monroecountyhabitat.org. As part of your application we request that you complete and submit the affirmative action voluntary information form which can be found here.
If you are looking for a rewarding way to serve community by working to end poverty housing, we look forward to hearing from you https://monroecountyhabitat.org/learn/employment/
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Submitting an Announcement to the Newsletter
We publish the NPA newsletter every month, showcasing upcoming nonprofit events and news, resources, and employment opportunities. All submissions should be 100 words or less. Be sure to double check your submissions for all pertinent information and include a short title, contact information, web address, and any cost information. The NPA newsletter needs to receive submissions by the 10th of each month and be distributed around the 15th of each month. Email your announcements to npa@npamc.org. |
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