Grants to organizations that benefit the communities of Southern Monterey County, which in this case is defined as King City and all points south, excluding the coastal region.
This evening workshop will explore how boards matter to a nonprofit's performance and clarify board members' roles and responsibilities. Learn how to recruit and build a strong board that can adapt well to the challenges of our times.
Join Mary Hiland for this evening workshop for experienced board members, covering topics such as board liability and how to mitigate it, strengthening the board/ executive relationship, and effective succession planning. Mary brings a 40+ year career with nonprofits and has led nonprofit governance training and workshops for community foundations, the BoardSource Leadership Forum, Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), national conferences and more. Teams of 1-3 per organization are encouraged.
Friday, 9/23 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM LEAD-only lunch 1:00 - 4:00 PM workshop open to all $30 per person (free for LEADers) Castroville Library, 11160 Speegle Street, Castroville 95012
If you are considering applying for
LEAD Institute, now is a great time to
contact LEAD staff with any remaining questions. Full program details are on the
website. Take advantage of a 10% tuition discount by submitting your application by the September 30 deadline. Remember,
tuition rates vary by the size of your organization and partial scholarships are available.
What Your Nonprofit Can Do About Voter Participation Gaps
A recent article from the
Nonprofit Quarterly highlights what's at stake when nonprofits harness their "civic reach" to overcome gaps in voter participation. It features the resources, webinars and tools offered by
Nonprofit VOTE to help nonprofits in this effort.
Read the article.
Bring a lunch and hear from Monterey County Elections Department staff about how your nonprofit can encourage voter registration. Get updates on some local and state ballot initiatives that impact nonprofits. Register Now.