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The Community Foundation for a greater Richmond partnered with the Center of Nonprofit Excellence earlier this year to issue a survey seeking input on compensation and benefits offered by nonprofits in the Charlottesville and Richmond region. The purpose of the survey is to build our collective knowledge and ability to further support and advocate for a healthy sector. After months of data collection and analysis, we are pleased to publish the 2017 Regional Nonprofit Compensation and Benefits Report.Read more →
The Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities is pleased to announce a new resource for Richmond-area nonprofit organizations. Thanks to initial funding from the Robins Foundation and fund management from the Richmond Jewish Foundation, the RVA COMMUNITY FUND FOR STANDING TOGETHER was launched on August 21st, 2017.Read more →
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My name is LaToya Blizzard. I am the Director of Finance and Operations for the disAbility Law Center of Virginia. dLCV provides legal aid and advocacy for people with disabilities. Our organization is the state’s protection and advocacy system. I’ve been with the agency for eight years. I’m a native of Chesterfield County and attended Norfolk State University. I started with the agency when it was a state agency known as Virginia Office for Protection and Advocacy. In 2013 we transitioned to become a nonprofit.Read more →
In March, The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia gathered alumni of its Emerging Nonprofit Leaders Program (ENLP) and current members of its 10th class at the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia. Jonathan Zur, President and CEO of Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities led the group through a robust discussion and brainstorming session on ways local organizations and leaders can take action to create a culture of diversity and inclusion in their nonprofit organizations and across the sector.Read more →
In March, The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia gathered alumni of its Emerging Nonprofit Leaders Program (ENLP) and current members of its 10th class at the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia. Jonathan Zur, President and CEO of Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities led the group through a robust discussion and brainstorming session on ways local organizations and leaders can take action to create a culture of diversity and inclusion in their nonprofit organizations and across the sector.Read more →
In March, The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia gathered alumni of its Emerging Nonprofit Leaders Program (ENLP) and current members of its 10th class at the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia. Jonathan Zur, President and CEO of Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities led the group through a robust discussion and brainstorming session on ways local organizations and leaders can take action to create a culture of diversity and inclusion (D&I) in their nonprofit organizations and across the sector.Read more →
