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Message from the Interim Executive Director |
Dear Colleague,
Happy New Year!! Thank you so much for your amazing courage, your creativity, and your total commitment to a just, equitable, and vibrant world -- even in the face of tremendous loss and enduring uncertainties. It is my fervent hope that as we gather our strength and forge ahead, we will continue to connect and collaborate – perhaps energized by our first-ever National Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman:
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Know what we've fought
Need not be forgot nor for none.
It defines us, binds us as one,
Come over, join this day just begun.
For wherever we come together,
We will forever overcome.
Throughout the year, NAMC produces mixers, reports, trainings, forums, and our wonderful awards celebration. Please read on for links to great resources and opportunities and let us know right now what you need to succeed in 2022!
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Paulette Lynch
Interim Executive Director
P.S.: Make great connections and real progress when you join one of our teams. Send a quick note to: namccommittees@gmail.com or call me at 831-206-2588.
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FOCUS ON THE FUTURE FORUM! Highlights and Appreciation |
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When NAMC recently asked prominent elected officials how nonprofits can create powerful partnerships and access new resources in 2022, we were thrilled with their willingness to fully participate in our forum “Focus on the Future” – by sharing insights, ideas, and new information. Deep appreciation to Mary Adams, Monterey County Supervisor District 5 and Incoming Board Chair; California State Assemblymember Robert Rivas; California State Senator John Laird; and United States Congressman Jimmy Panetta -- with additional support from their staff who stayed active in the chat! Special thanks also to Yadira Sandoval Hobby for her great work as our moderator and to production support by Mike Buffo’s team at House of 8 Media.
Among the highlights: learning how budgets are developed and how to pursue county contracts, learning how valuable coalitions are to moving legislation and increasing funding; learning more about the possibilities for nonprofits in prospective federal initiatives under review in 2022. Thanks to our partners such as Packard Foundation and Community Foundation and Rayne Technology this forum was provided at no charge and is now available to view or share with your board or staff: https://houseof8media.com/portfolio/namc-focus-on-the-future/
Watch out for new programs in our next newsletter and bulletins. To share your own ideas for future training or other programs, please send a note to: paulettelynch12@gmail.com
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Congratulations! Natividad Foundation welcomes Yadira Sandoval Hobby as Director of Annual Programs! In her new role, Yadira is responsible for managing the Foundation's special events, fundraising campaigns, and donor communications. Natividad Foundation brings people together to strengthen Natividad and create a healthier community by providing philanthropic support to enhance the hospital's health care services. Yadira is a proud Salinas native, dedicated to improving the status of children, youth, and families throughout Monterey County. “My professional career has been driven by seeing my community thrive. I’m proud to be part of an organization that is dedicated to serving and fostering growth in a community I deeply care about.”
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Fair Pay for Northern California Nonprofits: The 2022 Compensation & Benefits Survey: |
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Attract and Retain the Best Employees for your Organization in 2022 and Beyond
Now open for participation, with new questions about DEI practices, a revised Economic Environment/COVID-19 Pandemic section, and new jobs in the Administration, Education, Operations, and Social Services/Behavioral Health areas
As our communities continue to recover from the pandemic, nonprofit managers navigate uncertain economic conditions related to pay rates, employee retention, benefits, and employment policies. The survey provides a wealth of information to help nonprofits make informed decisions about these key issues.
Published by Oakland-based Nonprofit Compensation Associates, the survey covers a vast geographic area, 48 Northern California counties, from Del Norte County in the far northwest to Inyo County in the far southeast. This past year, 647 nonprofits reporting on more than 35,000 jobs participated in the 2021 survey, making it the largest and most robust in the survey’s 43-year history. We expect another strong response for 2022.
Participation deadline: February 18, 2022
Report publication date: April 15, 2022
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The Arts Council for Monterey County presents its free professional development program – BusinessWorks. Join us for our first in-person event on January 21st at 10:00 am as Julie Baker, Executive Director of Californians for the Arts, talks about advocacy for the arts and culture in California!!
440 Ortiz Ave #A, Seaside, CA 93955-3521, United States
Register for this free event here:
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Director of Community Programming
Salinas, CA; Full-time
Senior Project Manager
Seaside, CA; Full-time
Deputy Director
Salinas, CA; Full-Time
Philanthropic Services Officer
Monterey, CA; Full-Time
Executive Director
Monterey County, CA; Part-Time
Executive Director
Monterey County, CA; Part-Time
Business Administrator
Seaside, CA; Full-time
Office and IT Systems Manager
Monterey, CA; Full-time
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Thank You to Our Sponsors |
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