When

Thursdays, June 1, 15 and 29,  9-11 AM

 

Cost

$150 Registration Fee
($20 discount for OneSource Center members)

Where

OneSource Center
936 Dalton Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45203


Contact

Ev Coleman
OneSource Center for Nonprofit Excellence
513-554-4944
ecoleman@onesourcectr.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Support for Young Nonprofits Workshop 


Announcing OneSource Center's 
New workshop for emerging 501-c charitable organizations:
"Support for Young Nonprofits"

Description: Are you the leader of an emerging nonprofit organization, looking to establish your base of community support? Our three-session, in-person workshop will connect you with tips, tactics, and tools to gain traction in fund development and to enhance your network in the community. Attendance is requested at all three sessions to increase the depth of your learning as you hear insights and questions from your peers. Plus, you will receive hands-on guidance from our three expert facilitators. Registration is limited to eight participants. 

Session 1:  Are you Ready? - June1
  • Review of 501-c legal requirements
  • Mission Statement
  • Audience Evaluation
  • Defining Your Scope of Service
  • The Elevator Pitch
  • The 990
Session 2: It Takes a Village -  June 15
  • Board Recruitment, Development, and Engagement
  • Committee Delegation
  • Key Volunteers and Staff
  • Establishing Organizational Structure
Session 3: Show Me the Money! - June 29
  • Building and Planning Your Budget
  • Revenue Review
  • Fund Development
  • Grant Research
Presenters: Linda Neenan is the Founder and former Executive Director of iSpace, an organization that provides STEM educational programs across greater Cincinnati. She is currently on the Board of Trustees at iSpace and the Cincinnati Observatory Center, and is a member of the Greater Cincinnati Immigration Task Force at Catholic Charities. Linda was honored as one of the Cincinnati Enquirer's Women of the Year in 2014 and also received the Business Courier Second Act Award in 2016.
  
Elaine Dickhoner is the owner and Senior Mediator with The Conflict Management Group, and has a long history with nonprofit organizations. She serves on the grant review panels with both the National Association of Community Mediation and with the Greater Cincinnati Foundation. Her certifications include Family Law Mediator with the State of Ohio, Mediator in Healthcare and Bioethics with the International Association for Dispute Resolution, a Trainer of Workplace Conflict with Mediation Training International.

Vickie Ciotti is a nonprofit professional with more than 30 years of experience in the sector. She is the former Executive Director of the Civic Garden Center and the former Vice President of Consulting Services with OneSource Center. She is committed to continuing to support the necessary work of Cincinnati's nonprofit sector and is well-positioned to understand the obstacles and challenges facing young organizations.