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Smart Giving Matters: September 2014

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Wednesday, September 24, 2014. Look Who's Pitching on September 30th! A significant number of nominations,. The Council chose five organizations to pitch at our Live Giving party. The selection. Was tough –. Charities Review Council was thrilled. By all of the submissions. Our community is full of innovative ideas, and nonprofits are using their imagination and creativity. To try a new way. We're honored to announce that. Rural Renewable Energy Alliance. And Native American Community Development Institute.

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Smart Giving Matters: What If You Could Really Be Heard? What If Being Heard Led to Real Change?

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Tuesday, March 3, 2015. What If You Could Really Be Heard? What If Being Heard Led to Real Change? We’ve made great progress, but we need your input. Join us on March 24. At 8:30 am for the #DisruptMN Town Hall breakfast to discuss how we can move more than 800 new ideas that reimagine giving into practice. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW. The economic recovery is leaving behind many nonprofits and communities in need. Social sector leaders recognize that the old way is no longer working. For that reason, Cha...

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Smart Giving Matters: March 2015

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Thursday, March 12, 2015. What We've Been Reading. Recently, here at Charities Review Council, we have been reading about the many different tools for successful leadership in the nonprofit sector and beyond. We wanted to share just a few of these interesting articles with you:. The Best Leaders Are Humble Leaders by Jeanine Prime and Elizabeth Salib. Does Your Process Invite ‘Em In or Keep ‘Em Out? Streamlining’s Connection to Diversity and Inclusion by Jessica Bearman. What have you been reading lately?

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Smart Giving Matters: What We’ve Been Reading...

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Friday, February 13, 2015. What We’ve Been Reading. Here at Charities Review Council our staff enjoys keeping up-to-date with the valuable articles and resources circulating in the philanthropic sector. We wanted to share a few articles and resources with you that we’ve been reading recently:. Being a Philanthropist Without Money by Steven Crandell. Think of how you can share it. Then start your career in philanthropy now.”. Leading With Intent: A National Index of Nonprofit BoardPractices by BoardSource.

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Good News! | Social Justice Fund Northwest

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Social Justice Fund Northwest. August 6, 2009 in Uncategorized. About two months ago, we wrote to tell you all about the successes Partnership for Safety and Justice. Were having with their effort to move omnibus criminal justice reform bills through the Oregon legislature. Well, we’ve got good news. The bill has passed! The bill that was put through the legislature includes a number of reforms that PSJ. Has been working hard for:. Increase in earned time for about 1/3 of the prison population. You are c...

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Get Involved | Social Justice Fund Northwest

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Social Justice Fund Northwest. Social Justice Fund Northwest is a member-funded and member-driven organization that relies on the support of our community to achieve our mission. The best way to engage with the Social Justice Fund is to get involved by joining one of our committees, going on a site visit, attending an event, helping out in the office, or hosting a gathering- the possibilities are endless! Visit our website at www.socialjusticefund.org. Working for Equality and Economic Liberation.

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Salem/Keizer Coalition for Equality Celebrates 10 Years | Social Justice Fund Northwest

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Social Justice Fund Northwest. Salem/Keizer Coalition for Equality Celebrates 10 Years. April 23, 2009 in Uncategorized. Congratulations to the Salem/Keizer Coalition for Equality (a current grantee of the Social Justice Fund) on celebrating their 10-year anniversary on April 21st. Below is an excerpt from Salem’s Statesman Journal article by Dennis Thompson:. The Salem/Keizer Coalition for Equality celebrated its 10th anniversary Monday amid some high-powered company. Read two great articles in Salem&#8...

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Lack of Community in the U.S. | Social Citizen

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Lack of Community in the U.S. November 20, 2007. I am leaving for Africa next week to work with World Hope International. In Zambia and Vital Communications in Zimbabwe. Both of these organizations have been working for over a decade to help Africans in these countries to become self-sufficient and strengthen their communities. The reality is that most of the people in these countries already have a strong sense of community, but just need aid to overcome crisis. Maybe I am preaching to the choir, but on...

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May | 2009 | Social Citizen

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Archive for May, 2009. Social Citizen’s Top 10. #1: Generation Y v. Millennial a new distinction. May 14, 2009. Filed under: Top 10 April 2009. Originally posted February 4, 2009. She described the two generations as quite similar, but with a few very distinct differences. Is tech savvy, optimistic, confident, diverse, individualistic and realistic. Generation Y doesn’t like to waste time in meetings, loves work/life balance, being effective, and multi-tasking when ever possible. May 12, 2009. Originally...

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March | 2009 | Social Citizen

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Archive for March, 2009. Personal Organization Tip of the Week: Take it one step at a time. March 5, 2009. Filed under: Personal Organization. Personal Organization Tip of the Week. I talked about the need to committee to a tactic for a while. This week I thought it would be important to touch on the fact that when you are trying to get organized you should take the transition one step at a time. How can you create a habit of doing it? Another sign of a possible split in Generation Y. March 3, 2009.