Thank you to the volunteers who now lead the Foundation’s new Philanthropy & Communications committee. This team of marketing and fundraising professionals helps guide the Foundation to help improve brand awareness and inspire giving. Learn more about the members of the committee on our website: .
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More and more #nonprofits are exploring co-leadership as a way to share power and decision-making in their organizations. What are the benefits of doing this? The Bridgespan Group explored the experiences with co-leadership of three nonprofits: The Catholic Family Service, The East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice, and ProInspire. Read more about their insights and how to avoid co-leadership pitfalls.
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Explore approaches to effectively engage underrepresented youth and immigrant communities by checking out this webinar ⤵️
Join Liberty Hill Foundation and our partners at California Community Foundation, Weingart Foundation, United Way of Greater Los Angeles & The California Wellness Foundation on April 18th for a special webinar for nonprofit senior leadership to explore innovative approaches to engage with youth and immigrant communities this election season. Register today at: https://bit.ly/43droQc #LibertyHill #2024CETrainings #Webinar
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The Solidarity Collaborative’s work will draw from and build upon existing efforts of leaders and organizations at the forefront of solidarity work, offering inspiring examples of what is possible with greater intentionality around and investment in robust solidarity efforts. These examples include a series of cross-community Solidarity Summits, dedicated to fostering and supporting solidarity among social justice communities, where leaders such as Judith Browne Dianis were able to come together and share in their experiences. In our recent case study, Dianis, Executive Director of the Advancement Project, shares about how Solidarity Summits offered the unique opportunity to learn about movement building and resource sharing alongside fellow social justice philanthropic leaders. Read the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/gKy2V6nF
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I just finished putting thoughts together on how the Learning & Evaluation team is applying the Equitable Evaluation Framework (EEF) and more at The Kresge Foundation. Now to organize the #placebased #evaluation conversation. Don't miss out. Sign up with this link https://bit.ly/3K3DuTu. These conversations are going to be awesome!
The countdown is on! We are less than one week away from GEO’s 2024 National Conference, hosted in partnership with Philanthropy California! Late registration is still open for those interested in joining us in Los Angeles May 20-22! https://bit.ly/3OUqzFs Can't make it to LA? Join our plenary and short talk livestreams! https://bit.ly/4apowBM
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I engage good people doing transformational work to produce strong & resilient organizations, people and projects via coaching, consulting, training/facilitation, and fractional/ interim executive services.
Non-board member provide perspective, insight, expertise, experience and time that might not be possible as a member of the board. The opportunity can also serve to develop a bench of potential members of a board in case of resignation, term limits, etc. while build familiarity with the culture of the governing board and staff. Be sure to clarify who and how votes are counted in accordance with bylaws and regulations. #giveback #volunteer #board #opportunity
Non-board members serving on committees can be beneficial to both the volunteer and the organization, taking on the role of an advisor. Our members-only resource details everything boards need to know about non-board members as committee members. https://hubs.ly/Q023VcN00
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I engage good people doing transformational work to produce strong & resilient organizations, people and projects via coaching, consulting, training/facilitation, and fractional/ interim executive services.
Agree that non-board members can serve & benefit themselves and organizations! I’ve used it and served on committees as such. It creates a pipeline of potential next gen leaders as well as offer opportunities to serve and receive expertise from people who don’t have the capacity to serve on a board at the time. Win+Win #nonprofitleadership #bestpractice #governance #nonprofitmanagement #nonprofit #giveback #volunteer
Non-board members serving on committees can be beneficial to both the volunteer and the organization, taking on the role of an advisor. Here's everything boards need to know about non-board members as committee members. Read more in our members-only resource:
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Do you need help advancing board diversity? Check out this great RoadMap focused on helping nonprofit organizations take actionable steps towards increasing board diversity, building inclusive cultures, advancing equity in their organization, and taking action towards their outcomes. https://buff.ly/44I54gM
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Behind every thriving nonprofit stands a dedicated and passionate team of board members who serve as the backbone of our mission. 🔹 Visionary Leaders: Our board members guide our nonprofit with foresight and wisdom. Their strategic thinking paves the way for a brighter future. 🔹 Advocates for Change: Committed to our cause, our board members champion our mission in the community, rallying support and creating lasting impact. 🔹 Guardians of Accountability: Upholding the highest standards, our board members ensure transparency, ethics, and sound governance in all we do. 🔹 Catalysts for Growth: With their vast expertise, our board members provide invaluable guidance, propelling our organization to new heights of success. 🔹 Ambassadors of Empowerment: They inspire and empower our team, volunteers, and donors to be change-makers, driving positive transformation. 🔹 Partners in Impact: We share a common purpose — to create meaningful change in the lives of those we serve. Our board members are instrumental in achieving that mission. Let's celebrate the immense contributions of our nonprofit's board members. They lead with compassion, fuel our passion, and make the impossible possible. 💚
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We spoke with Miki Akimoto, Chief Impact Officer at the National Center for Family Philanthropy, to explore the concept of community investment and how her work helps families invest in their own communities. Watch the interview here as part of our research series on New Imperatives in American Learning, Civic Education & Employment Equity: https://lnkd.in/gW8sHvpY
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Discovering many great resources for professional networking, not all of them are in person. That is how I met Cecilia Sepp, CAE, CNP and Rogue Tulips Consulting. Check out Cecilia's interview of me on Nonprofit Executive Spotlight Episode: https://lnkd.in/e-VgKns2
Nonprofit Executive Spotlight featuring Mike Lang Oct 5, 2023
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