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CCDA || Strengthening Your Organization Professional Development Series
CCDA has an exciting summer learning series to support and advance your organization. Join us on Wednesdays from 2-3:30pm EST beginning June 1, for our Strengthening Your Organization Professional Development series.
Series Schedule:
- June 1 – Key Strategies to Developing a Resilient Board
- June 8 – Grant Writing and Fundraising with Equity
- June 15 – Implementing Equitable Systems Internally and Externally
- June 22 – Leadership Development & Team Building Strategies
- June 29 – Program Evaluation and Development
- July 6 – Increasing Your Team’s Wellbeing
- July 13 – Facilitating Organizational Change in Historically White Organizations
- July 20 – Utilizing Tech to Steward Organizational Resources
- Women of Color Executive Coaching Circle (in development - coming soon!)
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CEDP Partner Meeting
Wednesday, June 1 from 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
via Zoom or in-person at the Lowell office: 1749 L St, 93721
CEDP Partner Social
Thursday, June 16 from 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Gazebo Gardens
Save the Date!
CEDP All Board Retreat
Thursday, August 25
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Recommended by Andrew Feil
Public Health 101 Training
FCHIP
Multiple training dates.
The PH101 is a 3-part training that includes written content, videos, and application activities. Community Health Workers/Promotes will gain knowledge and skills in the following training areas:
1. Essential Public Health Services
2. Social Determinants of Health & Health Equity
3. Healthcare Landscape & Medi-Cal Managed Care
Register Here
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QUICK TIMEFRAME!
Housing and Economic Development
FHL Bank San Fransico
Deadline: May 27, 2022
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AHEAD Grants
When multiple generations can move together, it creates an enhanced sense of togetherness and belonging amongst participants and provides an opportunity for them to better relate to and learn from AHEAD applications can only be submitted by member bank (CVCB) working in partnership with local nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and Tribal organizations targeting economic development projects.
Projects receiving AHEAD funding must meet at least one of the following criteria:
- create or retain jobs that have annual salaries at or below HUD area median income (AMI): 100% AMI in urban areas or 115% AMI in rural areas;
- benefit or provide services to households at or below HUD AMI: 100% AMI in urban areas or 115% AMI in rural areas; or
- provide services or benefits to the community; for examples, Poverello House, Naomi’s House, Placer Food Bank, Central California Food Bank, etc.
GRANT DETAILS HERE
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New!
Environmental and Community Projects
New Earth Foundation (NEF)
Deadline: July 1, 2022
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New Earth Foundation
Funding is intended to support projects in many fields of interest, including but not limited to, community efforts that create models of social sustainability, educational innovations that prepare youth to become the socially responsible leaders of the future, and strategies that offer economic improvement and opportunities.
Smaller, newer nonprofits are the focus of grants given, so that the Foundation’s gift can make a more significant contribution to the work of the recipient organization.
NEF particularly appreciates projects that are replicable so that excellent ideas and work can multiply and benefit many.
NEF may consider community housing, after school programs, children, youth, summer camps or garden programs that are significantly innovative, transformative and effective.
GRANT DETAILS HERE
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New!
Various Community Development Focuses
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
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Economic Mobility Focused on the Needs of the Community
Funding is intended for programs and activities that strengthen communities by supporting affordable housing, small businesses, and neighborhood revitalization. For a list of eligible states and local markets, see Geographic Focus, below.
Affordable Housing
Small Business
Neighborhood Revitalization
Varies funding opportunities available.
GRANT DETAILS HERE
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Move Together
Women's Sports Foundation
Deadline: May 31, 2022
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Move Together
When multiple generations can move together, it creates an enhanced sense of togetherness and belonging amongst participants and provides an opportunity for them to better relate to and learn from one another.
Eligible applicants must demonstrate that their program meets the following criteria:
- Offers existing programming elements or has the ability to develop new programming or enhancements that promote multigenerational connection* between girls and women
- Delivers and provides access to sport, fitness or movement-based programming as a primary focus, serving predominately girls and/or women
- Displays innovation in its efforts to engage girls and women, creating an environment that inspires
- Takes a holistic approach to programming that considers physical, mental, social and/or emotional needs of the girls and women who participate
- Has the ability to sustain long-term programming after the life of the funding has expired
GRANT DETAILS HERE
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Here to Be Grant
Lululemon Centre for Social Impact
Deadline: May 30, 2022
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Projects to Promote Health Equity
This year, organizations can apply for general operating support up to $50,000 USD, or up to 40% of their operating budget. We’re also expanding the scope of the Here to Be grant program to provide resources to organizations focused on improving wellbeing outcomes for their communities through practices of movement, mindfulness, and/or connection.
Grant recipients help advance equity in wellbeing in various ways, including and not limited to:
- Providing inclusive, culturally intelligent programs and services to their communities
- Advocating for systemic change
- Removing barriers to accessing wellbeing practices, such as creating financial accessibility
- Building community and connection
GRANT DETAILS HERE
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Better Blackstone || Summer Community Engagement Opportunity
Want a summer job with meaningful work?
Better Blackstone (under Fresno Metro Ministry) is currently looking to hire three part time outreach workers, from June 1 to July 29 (2022). Outreach workers will engage community engagement work 30 hours a week, at $20 per hour, helping the Better Blackstone project manager gather residents from the Blackstone area into neighborhood groups who will be trained and coached in advocating for their communities together. This is a great opportunity for students majoring in sociology, social work, ministry, and other majors related social change and movement making.
Please submit your 1) cover letter, 2) resume, and 3) three references to Ivan Paz at ivan@fresnometmin.org by Friday, May 27, 2022. Please call Ivan at 559-312-5182 for any questions.
Job Description
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CEDP Info
Funding Presentations Convo
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CEDP Map w/ Boundaries
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ABCD Workshop PT 1 & 2
Pt 1 - View Recording Here
Pt 2 - View Recording Here
CEDP Community Focus Points
Editable Spreadsheet
CEDP Video Archive
CEDP YouTube Channel
CEDP Roster & Contact Info
CEDP Roster
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General Info
Council District Locator
Map Locator
Nonprofit Compliance Checklist
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ENP Neighborhood Data Sheets
Access Data Sheets Folder
Nonprofit Comps || CA Compensation & Benefits
More Information Here
Covid-19 County Resources
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