Have you ever wondered what are the true needs of your community?
The United Way in Grand Forks is in the process of conducting an in-depth needs assessment for our community. The Vernon Research Group will have this research finished by March 2010. The information will provide an effective way to help our community determine how to prioritize and allocate resources for programs and services needed in Grand Forks.
This will be an effective tool for all community stakeholders in the Greater Grand Forks area. Watch for information to be posted at Grand Forks, East Grand Forks & Area United Way.
Posted by Kelly Bye-Greenlees
NRS, Grand Forks
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Grand Forks Bremer Employees Tour the Northlands Rescue Mission
Homelessness is an issue in every community across America, and Grand Forks, N.D. has seen an increase in homelessness over the past few years. There are many misperceptions about homelessness. I wanted to start with our Bremer employees to give them a better understanding of the issues involved and see the true faces of the homeless, along with the programs in place to help them.
In order to create a better understanding of the Northlands Rescue Mission and its programs, we asked our employees to participate on a tour of the Mission. Eighty-five percent of our employees took the opportunity, and were moved by what they learned relating to individuals and families experiencing homelessness here. In addition to more information, the visit gives our staff an opportunity to advocate for programs that empower the most vulnerable among us.
Northlands Rescue Mission is a place where hope begins. It is not a place of last resort. Northlands Rescue Mission takes the hand-up rather than the hand-out approach. We chose this nonprofit for this year's Bremer Annual Spirit of Giving.
Posted by Kelly Bye-Greenlees
NRS, Grand Forks, ND
In order to create a better understanding of the Northlands Rescue Mission and its programs, we asked our employees to participate on a tour of the Mission. Eighty-five percent of our employees took the opportunity, and were moved by what they learned relating to individuals and families experiencing homelessness here. In addition to more information, the visit gives our staff an opportunity to advocate for programs that empower the most vulnerable among us.
Northlands Rescue Mission is a place where hope begins. It is not a place of last resort. Northlands Rescue Mission takes the hand-up rather than the hand-out approach. We chose this nonprofit for this year's Bremer Annual Spirit of Giving.
Posted by Kelly Bye-Greenlees
NRS, Grand Forks, ND
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homeless
Friday, December 18, 2009
Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Series in Wisconsin
Starting soon in Wisconsin is a new Nonprofit Development Leadership Certificate Series through the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Nonprofit leaders may wish to take advantage of this opportunity.
Education is a good way to fight recession.
The first session, "Fundamentals of Nonprofit Management," is scheduled for Tuesday, January 12, 2010. Click here for schedule and more details.
Posted by Maltee McMahon
NRS, Menomonie WI
Education is a good way to fight recession.
The first session, "Fundamentals of Nonprofit Management," is scheduled for Tuesday, January 12, 2010. Click here for schedule and more details.
Posted by Maltee McMahon
NRS, Menomonie WI
Labels:
leadership training
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