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Nonprofit Management

Apply by March 11 for the Spring 2011 Service Corps

Net Impact’s Service Corps program provides an opportunity for our NJ and NYC chapter volunteers and nonprofits to come together for actionable consulting projects. These 10-12 week projects focus on marketing, business planning/operations, and strategic planning. Volunteers commit 15-20 hours per month to a nonprofit client, creating valuable relationships with team members, developing their understanding of the nonprofit sector, and creating meaningful impact for their client nonprofit. On Monday, March 7, 6:30-8:30 pm at Sidebar (120 East 15th Street) there will be a happy hour/meet and greet with non-profit representatives in attendance as well as Service Corps managers available to answer questions about the program. Applications are due Friday, March 11th (You will be informed of your team assignment in the following week). Please email nycservicecorps@gmail.com to receive the application for the Service Corps. With nine potential projects to work with this season, there are more than enough volunteer opportunities so please spread the word about this season.

Net Impact NYC is launching a Board Fellows program – Apply now!

The Net Impact NYC Professionals Chapter is launching a Board Fellows program! If you are interested in participating in the chapter’s inaugural Board Fellows program as either an individual or a non-for-profit organization, please check out our website to learn more (http://netimpactnyc.org/programs/board-fellows/). Applications are due Monday, September 13th.

Net Impact Is Looking for Mentors for Pepsi Refresh Project

Net Impact has partnered with the Pepsi Refresh Project to find mentors from the Net Impact network to help grant recipients maximize their impact. This is a great opportunity to use your business skills to help individuals, nonprofits, and businesses this summer.

Wrap-Up: Changemakers Dinner

One of the overarching topics for the evening was the future of philanthropy. I think there was a consensus that it’s an exciting time in the field and it will be interesting to see how some of the newer approaches evolve.