When: 30 Jan 2025 9:00 AM, CST Where: Tulane University Development Office - 1555 Poydras Street
RSVP HERE: https://afpneworleans.wildapricot.org/event-5989475
SPACE IS LIMITED TO 50 ATTENDEES - REGISTER TODAY!
Grantwriting 101
Presented by the AFP New Orleans Past Presidents Council
Thursday, January 30, 2025
Details:
Morning workshop (9:00am – 12:00pm):
AFP Members: $60
Non-Members: $85
Afternoon Deep-Dive: (1:00pm-3:30pm – Lunch on your own between Morning and Afternoon Sessions)
$30 in addition to the morning rate
(must attend morning session to attend afternoon session)
The session will be hosted by Tulane University at 1555 Poydras Street.
Room and logistics details will be sent upon registration.
Parking at 1555 Poydras will be validated for no cost to registrants.
Special note – Registrants must pre-pay by credit card or bring a check to the session to participate.
The LSU Manship School’s Reilly Center for Media & Public Affairs invites leaders from nonprofits, businesses, and government to attend Mastering Media: A Workshop for Leaders on Friday, January 31, 2025.
This interactive workshop, led by media consultant and Manship School alumna Celeste Gehring, focuses on enhancing communication and media skills to build stronger relationships with the press.
Celeste Gehring is an accomplished media consultant, former LSU women’s basketball player and Manship alum. She will share her expertise on media interactions, drawing from her 16 years of experience at FOX Sports and CNN, where she produced major events including the Super Bowl, World Series, NBA Finals and the Olympics.
Participants will engage in hands-on training, including message development, media navigation strategies, and mock press conferences, to effectively share their organization’s story across platforms.
Cost: $835 per person Registration Deadline: January 24, 2025
If you are interested in participating, please fill out the following form: https://forms.gle/FmyR2WEAXovp4MGe6
Tax reform is expected to dominate the legislative agenda in 2025, with critical implications for nonprofits. From potential opportunities to threats like being targeted as a revenue source, understanding the landscape is vital. The National Council of Nonprofits is hosting a FREE two-part webinar series designed to equip nonprofits with the knowledge they need before these crucial tax debates begin.
The 2017 Tax Debate Experience and Budget ReconciliationThursday, January 9, 2025 | 4:00 – 5:00 pm Eastern
Don't miss this chance to prepare your organization for the road ahead. Register now for this invaluable series and ensure your nonprofit is ready to navigate the coming changes!
Dedicated to serving the children, youth, and families of Sabine Parish, the Sabine Prevention Alliance (SPA) has been a pillar of support and collaboration in Many, Louisiana since its founding in April 2019.
Mission-Driven Work SPA works tirelessly to create a community where everyone thrives. At the heart of SPA’s mission is to “link up and increase awareness of individuals, groups, agencies, and families with strategies that keep our children and youth Safe, Sober, and Successful.” This focus drives their efforts to educate, engage, and empower the entire community.
Top Goal SPA’s work emphasizes collaboration across key community sectors. By partnering with schools, law enforcement, healthcare providers, faith-based organizations, parents, and youth, SPA tackles critical issues such as underage drinking and other related risk factors. This collective approach ensures their initiatives resonate with and benefit every corner of Sabine Parish.
Get Connected:Discover more about SPA’s programs, partnerships, and initiatives by visiting their website and social media platforms:
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Louisiana small businesses and nonprofit organizations are invited to apply to access free legal services as a client of the new Russell J. Stutes Small Business and Community Development Clinic at LSU Law. The clinic is seeking clients who cannot reasonably afford the legal assistance they need.
Under the supervision of licensed faculty, eight upper-level LSU Law students will begin working with about one dozen small businesses and nonprofit clients beginning early next year. While students will not assist clients with litigation or disputes, they will be able to help with a wide range of legal issues, including:
Those interested in becoming a client are encouraged to complete an application form online before Friday, Dec. 13. The application form can be found HERE...
“Many Louisiana small businesses and nonprofits are at a marked disadvantage because they don’t have the resources to access the type of helpful legal assistance that our students will provide in the Small Business and Community Development Clinic,” said Professor Jordan Engelhart, who joined the LSU Law faculty at the start of the 2024-25 academic year to teach and direct the clinic. “This is a great opportunity for small businesses and nonprofits to start out on the right foot and address potential issues before they become costly problems. Through our students’ work in the clinic, we are hoping to help level the playing field.”
In partnership with AmeriCorps, SBP is pleased to announce the continuation of the Disaster Recovery AmeriCorps Program to assist impacted communities in their long term recovery and rebuilding efforts.
Through SBP's AmeriCorps Placement Site Program, nonprofit partners can host full-time AmeriCorps members for ten-month service terms to increase their capacity in disaster case management, rebuilding efforts, and construction and volunteer coordination.
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We are proud to spotlight Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Information Center of Louisiana (GRGICL), a remarkable organization founded in 1993 that has been a lifeline for grandparents and kinship caregivers across the state.
The Mission GRGICL is dedicated to providing vital information and support to grandparents and other caregivers who step into parental roles, often unexpectedly. By offering resources, advocacy, and a sense of community, GRGICL empowers these families to navigate the unique challenges they face while raising the next generation.
A Statewide Commitment Based in Baton Rouge, this statewide 501(c)(3) nonprofit serves caregivers and their families across Louisiana. Whether it’s connecting caregivers to financial resources, providing legal assistance, or offering emotional support, GRGICL is there every step of the way.
Driving Change and Strengthening Families GRGICL’s top priorities include expanding their capacity through dedicated staff for record-keeping and enhancing their ability to provide statewide assistance. These efforts aim to strengthen their impact and reach even more families in need.
Are you a grandparent or kinship caregiver looking for guidance? Or perhaps you’re someone inspired to support their work? GRGICL is here for you and the families they serve.
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We are thrilled to spotlight the Baton Rouge Area Youth Network (BRAYN), a dynamic organization that has been empowering youth organizations in Baton Rouge since its founding in January 2021.
The Mission BRAYN is on a mission to strengthen the capacity and efficacy of youth organizations in the Baton Rouge area. Through shared planning, learning, and resource development, BRAYN brings together a collaborative network of organizations dedicated to improving outcomes for children and youth across the Baton Rouge area.
Top Goal At the heart of BRAYN’s work is a commitment to strengthen school-community partnerships in East Baton Rouge Parish (EBRP). By fostering collaboration between schools, community organizations, and local leaders, BRAYN is building bridges that support and uplift the youth of our region.
Connect with BRAYNAre you interested in supporting their mission, getting involved, or learning more? Connect with BRAYN to discover how you can help strengthen school-community partnerships and make a meaningful impact on Baton Rouge’s youth.
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On October 8th, Pivotal Ventures, a Melinda French Gates organization, announced the launch of Action for Women’s Health, a $250 million global open call aimed at supporting organizations that are improving the mental and physical health of women. This initiative is managed in partnership with Lever for Change and seeks to address the significant health inequities women face worldwide.
Women’s ability to fully participate in society is closely tied to their overall health. However, many continue to experience disparities that affect their daily lives, economic opportunities, community engagement, and long-term goals. Action for Women’s Health seeks to uplift and empower organizations of varying sizes, geographies, and approaches that are committed to closing these gaps and enhancing women’s health on a global scale.
Eligible organizations serving women and improving their mental or physical health are encouraged to apply. Applicants should have a proven track record and a strong focus on equity in their work, with the ability to scale their efforts for broader impact.
Key Dates:
For more information on eligibility and the application process, visit womenshealth.leverforchange.org.
The Alliance is excited to share this opportunity with our network and encourage eligible organizations to apply for this transformative funding.
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