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May 26, 2010
KnowHow NonProfit presents In the Chair
KnowHow NonProfit presents In the Chair – a series of governance podcasts exploring how nonprofit and charity chairs are helping their organisations and fellow board members deal with times of crisis and change.
Come and listen! http://www.knowhownonprofit.org/leadership/governance/in-the-chair
KnowHow NonProfit (www.knowhownonprofit.org) is a fresh new website built solely for people working in not for profit organisations. Completely free and easy to use, it is packed with practical information and resources covering all kinds of topics from finding funding to strategy planning. Use the forums to ask questions, discuss issues and share your own experience. There are also podcasts of events, a calendar of conferences and courses stretching across the UK and our own fortnightly nonprofit story ‘Millcaster Tales.’ The site is intended to be a friendly and useful space for a community of nonprofit people and organisations to share what they have learnt and to help others.
KnowHow NonProfit is being built for you by the KnowHow Team at the Centre for Charity Effectiveness at Cass Business School and is funded by the Big Lottery Fund. Visit the site at www.knowhownonprofit.org and become part of the community!
Posted by ELN at 1:16 PM
May 14, 2010
Mycommunityspace Website Launch
Mycommunityspace have launched an exciting new website full of practical help and advice on key issues like leases, health and safety, volunteers, employing staff, maintenance and running costs for community and voluntary sector organisations.
Mycommunityspace is a place for community and voluntary sector organisations to find or advertise premises for hire, whether you run and rent out space in a building or need to find a base for your activities.
Mycommunityspace also connects you to a network of community property experts offering free or low-cost services, and brings together the right premises-related training and events for you.
To view the website and leave feedback please visit www.mycommunityspace.org.uk or email mycommunityspace@communitymatters.org.uk
Posted by ELN at 1:45 PM