Free Workshop: Utilizing Social Media and Other Best Practices 

for Non-Profit Organizations: 11 January 2024

Are you looking to expand your skills, knowledge, and insights into Social Media? Our free workshop is the perfect opportunity for you to learn from an expert and enhance your own expertise. With a focus on practical learning, our workshop covers a range of social media topics and best practices, and provides hands-on experience to prepare you for real-world challenges. 

The workshop will be hosted by the Community Foundation on Thursday, 11 January 2024 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Community Foundation offices on Pope Street. It will be presented by Joanie Griffin, the founder of SUNNY505, New Mexico's largest full-service communications firm. SUNNY505 is the tourism marketing contractor for both the Town of Silver City and Grant County. Joanie has a degree in journalism, and has been working in the marketing field for four decades.

Don’t miss out on this chance to develop your skills and advance your career. 

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Executive Director Position Still Accepting Applications 

If you are interested in being the coolest cat in Grant County, you should know that we are still accepting applications for the position of Executive Director here at the Grant County Community Foundation. This is a great job in a great community. I would highly recommend it to anyone interested—the Community Foundation has a fabulous board, and some interesting projects coming up, and it's one of the best jobs I've ever had. 

If you're interested, or know someone who is, check out the Executive Director Job Description and Application online. While priority applications were expected in December, we are still accepting applications and will do until the position is filled. Questions? Call Bernadette at 505-470-5007. And check it out below. 

ED Job Description & Application

 

Executive Director's Roundtable: 18 January 2024

Serving as a nonprofit executive director is a great privilege and a particular challenge. EDs wear many hats, from holding the organization's vision to generating financial support, from fostering partnerships to taking care of everyday admin. To support nonprofit leaders who face these challenges, Grant County Community Foundation will be hosting the next Nonprofit Executive Director Roundtable on Thursday, 18th January 2024 here at the Grant County Community Foundation offices. The session will run from noon to 2:00 pm, and will include lunch. Join us to connect with fellow nonprofit leaders as we share experiences and strategize about needed supports going forward. 

Any person in a leadership position in their nonprofit is eligible to apply to attend. Contact Bernadette Smyth at grantcountycommunityfoundation@gmail.com as soon as possible to express interest, as space is limited and we already have a number of leaders signed up. 

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