 A nonprofit compensation report is one of our most frequently requested items the Center receives. This is an important tool for organizations to help benchmark hiring/salary practices and helps us direct our advocacy efforts. In the past, there has not been enough data to accurately represent the Idaho nonprofit sector. This year we need your help! This spring, we will conduct a full compensation survey. To ensure that our questions are relevant to YOU, please complete this 2-4 minute pre-survey to shorten the entire process. We know your time is valuable and appreciate your participation! Thank you so much! Please Complete by March 16
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The Idaho Nonprofit Center and the Idaho Community Foundation are pleased to announce the launch of the 2018 Nonprofit Leadership Summit. This program is designed to strengthen and support Idaho nonprofit organizations to deliver more effective programs and sustain their operations through training in leadership development, board development, strategic planning, fundraising and more. Applications Due April 30
Framing an issue is about creating language, exploring shared values and appealing to the broadest possible public support. You do this by tying frames as broadly as possible to people’s existing belief systems and worldviews. The goal is to frame the issue so it’s about something the majority of people agree with and care about. This normally means appealing to their deepest values. There are many places where we can find common ground and common values: family, work ethic, responsibility, commitment, sacrifice, and duty, just to name a few. In this highly active and experiential workshop, you will explore principles of effective issue framing and messaging, primarily through building values bridges and crafting impact stories. You will discover approaches that resonate with the broadest audience for potential donor cultivation and organizational visibility.
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Boise Analytics' mission is to make expert analysis support accessible to organizations on a project-basis. They do this by connecting data professionals with organizations for part-time projects during nights and weekends. To validate which data professionals are a good fit for paid projects with Boise Analytics, they facilitate small pro bono projects as a proving ground. Nonprofits get projects finished for free, data professionals have an opportunity to volunteer in their communities, and Boise Analytics efficiently learns who to offer paid projects to -- win, win, win! A good pro bono project takes between 5-10 hours of work and can be completed in three weeks or less -- don't worry, they'll help you figure out what makes sense. Some examples of possible projects could be:
If you're interested in getting free analytics support, please fill out this brief survey. Boise Analytics is excited to get you connected with a data professional soon! Grants GalorePurpose Prize
AARP is accepting 2018 Purpose Prize award nominations now through March 6. Five winners will receive $60,000. The AARP Purpose Prize is the only national award in the United States that celebrates people 50 and older who are using their life experience to make a difference. Through the Purpose Prize, AARP celebrates the creativity, innovation, and inspiration that life experience brings. Learn more and submit a nomination Tips for Charity – Boise It is that time of year again! The Downtown Boise Association is seeking applications from non-profit organizations to provide volunteers for the 2018 Alive After Five Concert Series. Learn more and apply here 101 Women Sandpoint Spring 2018 Grant Cycle The Board of Directors of 101 Women Sandpoint recently opened their spring grant cycle. Bonner County non-profit organizations are encouraged to apply for the $10,000 grant by the March 1 deadline. Interested non-profit organizations can find the more information about the grant cycles and the application online at 101womensandpoint.com. Better Futures for Idaho Youth United Way of North Idaho is currently accepting applications from Idaho nonprofits and government entities for the 2018 VISTA grant cycle. Organizations interested in obtaining a VISTA member, please click here for more information. The Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation Each year the foundation accepts applications across the state, allowing organizations of all types to express their need. Each year those needs change, but we are consistently impressed with the good work these organizations are doing in Idaho. The deadline for grant submissions is April 15. Learn more here Equinox Foundation Grant Program The Equinox Foundation is partnering with Inland Northwest Community Foundation (INWCF) to provide a grant program for the benefit of the communities in Bonner and Boundary Counties of North Idaho. This family foundation was founded on the values of wisdom, integrity and environmental stewardship. This program will consider applications from nonprofit organizations addressing a variety of program areas, including Human Services, Education, Arts & Culture, Environment, Community Improvement, and Economic Development. Applications due April 10. Learn more here
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