Arts Minigrants to regional charities

                                     

 

Media Release

For Immediate Release

Contact:      Mary Gillett, Regrant Coordinator           

                   231.883.8388           

                   mgillett@chartermi.net  

 

FY15 Minigrants Benefit 14 Local Arts & Cultural Organizations - Part of FY15 MCACA Grants Awards NorthSky Nonprofit Network/Rotary Charities Administers Region 2 Regrant Funds

DECEMBER 22, 2014- TRAVERSE CITY ---  Fourteen arts & cultural groups from five counties in northwest Michigan have been approved for minigrant funds through the Michigan Council for the Arts & Cultural Affairs (MCACA) Regranting Program for local projects  and professional development planned between January 1 and September 30, 2015.  The organizations will share $30,900 in total funding.  An additional $3,100 will be awarded for organizational development in February 2015, for a total of $34,000 in minigrant support. The MCACA regrant program is administered locally through NorthSky Nonprofit Network in Traverse City.  

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NorthSky Publishes Nonprofit Needs Assessment for Northwest Lower MI

From NorthSky weekly e-blast | 19 December 2014

NorthSky Publishes Nonprofit Needs Assessment for Northwest Lower MI

 

Rotary Charities of Traverse City and its capacity building program, NorthSky, collected information from nonprofits in the 10-county region during 2013 and 2014. According to the report, area nonprofits need to focus on bolstering four areas: leadership, collaboration, capacity and resources. 

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Employment Opportunity

From NorthSky Nonprofit Network postings ...

EXECTIVE DIRECTOR

The Father Fred Foundation seeks an Executive Director who is responsible for the consistent achievement of its mission, financial objectives and moving the organization toward its vision.This position is responsible for the overall management of the organization and requires a leadership style consistent with the Foundation’s mission and core values. The individual who fills this position must build collaborative relationships within the community, and will take an active role in the strategic planning process. Entry requirements include a Bachelor’s degree in management, administration or a related field and a minimum of 5 years of progressive non-profit leadership and management experience, including personnel and financial management. Experience working with a faith-based organization, board of directors and grant writing is preferred. Compensation package includes access to benefits including health, dental, vision, life and retirement plans, as well as a generous paid time off program. Full job description

Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume to:FFFExDr@gmail.com

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From NorthSky Newsletter - 19 September 2014

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from NorthSky. Joe Liszewski will be sharing upcoming events and useful resources for NW Michigan nonprofits.