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The coronavirus pandemic has forced difficult choices about children’s care and safety during working hours. Join the Community Foundation for a greater Richmond to hear perspectives to help you make decisions about children 0-5 returning safely to child care or summer camp on Wednesday, June 3rd from 10-11 am. Panelists include First Lady of Virginia Pamela Northam, Cynthia Williams-Bey, Emily Godbout and Cheryl Morman and is presented in partnership with Virginia Early Childhood Foundation, Robins Foundation and SmartBeginnings. During the webinar we will share the information parents and caregivers need to make informed decisions about returning to child care and camps. www.eventbrite.com/e/childcare-decisions-2020-registration-106768451312
As the COVID-19 crisis reverberates, you may be concerned that your organization's evaluation strategy just hit a brick wall. Join the Community Foundation for a greater Richmond's 2020 Data Summit Keynote Speaker Trina Willard and her colleague Sandra Wright from the Knowledge Advisory Group on 5/20 for practical tips on addressing missing or incomplete evaluation data, adjusting your evaluation strategy when the program design has changed, and adapting methods for data collection and reporting to ensure that valuable information is not lost. bit.ly/2z8ec5G
Nonprofit organizations need to be thinking about how to strategically and operationally shift to “flatten the disruption curve”. In this live-online class on 5/19, John F. Sarvay, founder and CEO of Floricane LLC, will help nonprofit leaders see the critical value of having both a near-term operating plan focused on sustainability and connection with key stakeholders, and longer-term strategic scenarios to guide them after COVID-19. bit.ly/2y6AjZS
Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
ICYMI: Even though many local nonprofits are limiting on-site programs as part of their COVID-19 precautions, Sacred Heart Center is still finding creative ways to support Richmond’s Latino community. Learn more about their new online classes, curbside food pantry and Emergency Relief Program in our blog.Learn from VCU and VCU Health experts on the health equity implications of COVID-19 and envision a better future on a webinar with the Community Foundation on 5/13!
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed the inequality and health disparities that exist for seniors, people of color, and other vulnerable populations, and Richmond is no exception. This webinar will share effective public policy practices that arise from an equity lens and actions our nonprofit community can take during this crisis to support better outcomes for our most at-risk neighbors. bit.ly/2WfJFvn
