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If you're interested in discussing the full spectrum of ways you can drive change in your community with other people who are passionate about civic engagement — join us for the 9-month Civic Circle Discussion Series. You’re invited to one of our upcoming information sessions! Learn more at: www.handsonrva.org/civiccircle
Join the Community Foundation for a greater Richmond on 3/3 from 10-12 for a live online course "Customer Discovery for Program Design" taught by The Spark Mill's Chris Bennett! The course will equip nonprofits with new and innovative tools for gaining insight into their consumers’ lives, so they can plan their programming mindfully and with more impact. Learn more here: bit.ly/3qR27re
On 2/17 from 10-12 the Community Foundation for a greater Richmond will host a virtual class "Form 990 Refresher" where we will walk through the Form 990, including data available to funders and the public and find out how it can strengthen nonprofit business practices with LaKrisha Watson. Register here: bit.ly/Form990Refresher
The Community Foundation for a greater Richmond will be offering an HR Talent Management and Talent Acquisition workshop on Wednesday, February 10th from 9:30-12:00 taught by Karen Gulliford! This course is great for any nonprofit leader and especially for organizations who may have experienced staffing changes over the last year and need help finding the best ways to plug new team members into the organization’s mission and work. We hope you’ll join us! bit.ly/HRTalentMgmt
On Jan. 28th at 4pm join SisterFund and Ujima Legacy Fund in partnership with the Community Foundation for a greater Richmond, for the unveiling of the full Giving Black®: Greater Richmond research report!
Created from the analysis of hundreds of surveys, in addition to numerous interviews and focus groups, the Giving Black®: Greater Richmond report highlights the historic and ongoing role of Black philanthropy in our region's prosperity, illuminates the perspectives of local Black donors, and provides recommendations to grow this powerful network and increase community impact.
Register for the event here: aap.events/givingblack
