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AUGUST 25, 2021
Earlier this year, we did a check-in survey, and learned that 25% of respondents envisioned a full return to the office. Does that still resonate? We have created a one-minute survey (just 6 questions!) to see how we’re continuing to deal with the ongoing challenges of the pandemic. Your answers will help inform future programming, and aggregate results will be shared in future newsletters so that we can all see how we’re faring.
 
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Treasury Department Resources

Paycheck Protection Program Direct Forgiveness Portal Open

The  U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is launching a streamlined application portal to allow borrowers with Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans of $150,000 or less through participating lenders to apply for forgiveness directly through the SBA. Borrowers that need assistance or have questions should call (877) 552-2692, Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. EST.

SBA Resources COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard

The dashboard shows how many vaccines have been distributed and how many are administered.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) “Rental Assistance Finder”

State and local organizations are distributing federal rental assistance in their communities. The money can help landlords and renters who are struggling to keep up with rent and other bills.

Learn more here.


 

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Rising Stars: Michigan Teens Making a Difference in their Communities

He’s headed off to college this week, but 18-year-old Garrett Lewis of Mason has been pretty busy this year giving back.

He spent his senior year of high school helping out his community by volunteering in his local community and raising money for Ronald McDonald House (RMHC). Garrett says it’s important for young people his age to give back. “It’s a fantastic job experience. It gets you to know what the real world is all about.”


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Development Specialist
For Love of Water

Regional Development Director
ALSAC/St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

Teaching Artist
Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit

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Reads Resources
  • Learning to Give has the tools you need to educate, equip, and empower today's youth for a better world.
  • Learn about the basics of intervention and the spectrum of disrespect experienced by Asians/Asian Americans. Then, put what you’ve learned into practice. Register here.
  • Take your intervention skills a step further by using patience, empathy, and a willingness to listen to directly de-escalate conflict with a harasser. Register here.
  • This training is for Asians and Asian Americans to learn how to trust their instincts, reclaim their space, and practice resilience following an act of hate. Register here.
Nonprofit Job Center

MNA’s Nonprofit Job Center is the go-to place to find jobs in the nonprofit sector in Michigan. With over 30,000 page views per month and exclusive discounts on all job packages for MNA members, be sure to take advantage of your membership today. Aren’t a member? Join today to gain immediate access to our exclusive benefits.


 
Tech Tip

Did you know that you can get free Microsoft Office licenses as a nonprofit? When you sign up for the Microsoft Nonprofit Program, nonprofits can get the first 10 licenses of Microsoft 365 Business Premium at no charge. Each user can download and install Microsoft Office on up to 5 devices. If you're already using Microsoft 365, just log into the Admin portal, go to Billing and Purchases Services, and you will find Business Premium free of charge. If you use Google for your email services, you can still take advantage of the program. Just sign up for the Nonprofit Program, but don’t switch over your email settings to Microsoft.

MNA Tech provides realistic technology solutions for nonprofits that not only allow organizations to be stable and secure but also thrive. To learn about MNA Tech’s services, click here.
Giving Black
Tuesday, August 31 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

The Association of Fundraising Professionals West Michigan will be hosting a virtual panel discussion in celebration of Black Philanthropy Month.  Representatives from several West Michigan organizations will share how their work has impacted the West Michigan community through philanthropy.

A 2012 study from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation reported that African Americans donate a higher percentage of their incomes to charity than any other ethnic group in this country.  In recognition of August as Black Philanthropy Month, we are hosting this community panel to celebrate and amplify the philanthropic contributions of African Americans in our community.

Register here. 

Make a Statement: Mission, Vision, and Values Workshop
Thursday, September 23 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Being able to answer these questions can help you improve your relationship with your work, make crucial career decisions, and even have a more fulfilling life! Join us for a new workshop as part of our Social Impact Leader Series in partnership with Young Nonprofit Professionals Network – Detroit. Javacia Harris Bowser, founder, and CEO of See Jane Write LLC will guide you on a journey towards identifying your core values and begin to draft mission, vision, and personal brand statements.

During this one-hour, interactive workshop you will learn:

  • how to define your personal mission, vision, and values
  • how to live according to your core values at work and beyond
  • how to set goals that align with your personal mission and vision
  • how to create a personal brand that will help you accomplish your goals
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