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28/12/2022

Happy Holidays!

14/12/2022

The latest Wednesday NewsNotes has arrived!

The St. Louis Youth Hockey Foundation recently received a $5,000 grant from Blues for Kids, the charitable trust of the St. Louis Blues. The St. Louis Youth Hockey Foundation – a nonprofit that provides financial support to young players who face financial difficulty – will use the grant money f...

02/11/2022

We want to remind everyone that the St Louis International Film Festival opens this week and runs through Nov. 13. For more information visit https://www.cinemastlouis.org/sliff/festival-home. An important and exciting part of St. Louis' cultural landscape!

31st Annual SLIFF | Nov. 3-13, 2022 Tickets and Passes are now on sale!

02/11/2022

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Join AFP St. Louis and the greater philanthropic community on November 15th as we celebrate some of our region’s best volunteers, fundraisers, and changemakers at the 2022 National Philanthropy Day celebration. We are excited to announce Jia Lian Yang (she/they), Director of Storytelling & Commun...

12/10/2022

This week's Wednesday NewsNotes is filled with the latest nonprofit news from the St. Louis region!

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Luthern Senior Services (LSS) has named Beth Rusert as its first Chief Experience Officer. Rusert was most recently vice president and chief marketing and ministry engagement officer for Concordia Plans, which provides employee benefits and business services for the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod an...

21/09/2022

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Grants 101 is designed to provide attendees with an overview of the grant writing process. Participants will learn about different types of grant funders, the core components of a grant application, common attachments, how to work within their organization to find the information they need, and how....

31/08/2022

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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis recently announced that the Taylor Family and Enterprise Holdings will be making a gift of $5 Million dollars to support the recent mergers, combinations and partnerships. The combined donation will be made by the Enterprise Holdings Foundation and the Cra...

26/08/2022

  The Other Three “T’s”   We in the nonprofit world like to rely on the Three “T’s” – time, talent and treasure – to describe the characteristics we need from a high-functioning board.   These are of course essential elements of a great mix for nonprofit leadership. Commitment, ex...

26/08/2022

For those who missed this week's Monday's Message...

The Other Three “T’s”

We in the nonprofit world like to rely on the Three “T’s” – time, talent and treasure – to describe the characteristics we need from a high-functioning board.

But they’re not in and of themselves enough. Essential, yes. Sufficient? Hardly.

  The Other Three “T’s”   We in the nonprofit world like to rely on the Three “T’s” – time, talent and treasure – to describe the characteristics we need from a high-functioning board.   These are of course essential elements of a great mix for nonprofit leadership. Commitment, ex...

17/08/2022

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The J (St. Louis Community Center) has announced Rebekah Scallet as the New Jewish Theatre’s new artistic director. Scallet will begin her new position at New Jewish Theatre (NJT) by producing the world-premiere of The Bee Play this September. Scallet replaces previous artistic director Edward Cof...

08/08/2022

Due to (non life threatening) COVID, STL Nonprofit News will return next week. Have a good one!

03/08/2022

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The Berges Family Foundation has named Kelly Po***ck CEO.  Po***ck, former executive director of COCA, will join the foundation in mid-September. Po***ck had worked at the St. Louis-based Center of Contemporary Arts (COCA) since 1997 until she stepped down as executive director in July 2022. She ho...

13/07/2022

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St. Louis native Lyah B. LeFlore-Ituen has been chosen as the next president and CEO of the Arts and Education Council. LeFlore-Ituen starts her new role July 18, succeeding Cynthia Prost who announced her retirement in January and has held the position since 2008.    The Arts and Education Counci...

08/07/2022

The Rome Group's 2022 Philanthropic Landscape survey deadline is 7/15!

This annual survey of local St. Louis nonprofits will track trends in the philanthropic sector.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/?sm=CvYPHcEME7n6YIxjP8TM2A_3D_3D

Results will be shared at an event on 8/25.

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23/06/2022

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The Dana Brown Charitable Trust announced Rhae Yancey has been named executive director of the trust devoted to awarding grants to St. Louis non-profits that focus on disadvantaged children and animal welfare. The former executive director, Dan Watt, retired from DBCT on December 31. Yancey becomes....

09/06/2022

What Do You Know series continues with the interview portion as STL Nonprofit News’ Larry Levin talks with Mark Witzling, Craft Alliance Executive Director offering insight into how nonprofits make real estate choices: “The Meaning of Space.”

What Do You Know series continues with the interview portion from our seventh installment from the series. STL Nonprofit News’ President/CEO Larry Levin talks with Mark Witzling, Craft Alliance Executive Director offering insight into how nonprofits make real estate choices in a conversation about...

09/06/2022

What Do You Know series continues with the interview portion from our seventh installment from the series. STL Nonprofit News’ President/CEO Larry Levin talks with Mark Witzling, Craft Alliance Executive Director offering insight into how nonprofits make real estate choices in a conversation about “The Meaning of Space.”

What Do You Know series continues with the interview portion from our seventh installment from the series. STL Nonprofit News’ President/CEO Larry Levin talks with Mark Witzling, Craft Alliance Executive Director offering insight into how nonprofits make real estate choices in a conversation about...

01/06/2022

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Missouri Historical Society announced Jody Sowell, PhD, to be the new president of the Missouri Historical Society, which operates the Missouri History Museum, MHS Library & Research Center and Soldiers Memorial Military Museum, effective July 11 following the retirement of President Frances Levine,...

30/05/2022

What Do You Know series continues with the interview portion from our seventh installment from the series. STL Nonprofit News’ President/CEO Larry Levin talks with Mark Witzling, Craft Alliance Executive Director offering insight into how nonprofits make real estate choices in a conversation about “The Meaning of Space.”

As a nonprofit leader, you may not have a background in real estate, but may need to make a decision about your organizations’ location and whether it helps support the mission. This interview offers an in-depth discussion about what “The Meaning of Space” may be for your nonprofit.

What Do You Know series continues with the interview portion from our seventh installment from the series. STL Nonprofit News’ President/CEO Larry Levin talks with Mark Witzling, Craft Alliance Executive Director offering insight into how nonprofits make real estate choices in a conversation about...

20/05/2022

For our latest What Do You Know segment, Mark Witzling Craft Alliance Executive Director, offers insight into how nonprofits make real estate choices in his article, The Meaning of Space.

Follow up in depth interview w/Larry Levin available on 5/27!

The Meaning of Space by Mark Witzling, Craft Alliance Executive Director Nonprofit organization leaders wear many hats and focus on multiple priorities simultaneously. It’s what we do in pursuit of our mission. Most of us do not come from a real estate background or have experience in making organ...

18/05/2022

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Cardinal Ritter Senior Services has hired Lorraine Tyus as its new Director of Nursing. Her responsibilities include planning, developing, organizing, and directing the overall operations of the nursing department. This includes staffing of the 24-hour nursing care facility, as well as providing eva...

04/05/2022

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Eby, a former director and general manager of St. Louis Public Radio, succeeds David Diener who retired last fall.  Diener had served as the foundations ED since 2017. The foundation provides support and assistance to students who receive services from the Special School District of St. Louis Count...

15/04/2022

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Cardinal Ritter Senior Services (CRSS) recently named Tasanya Johnson as its new Administrator for its Mary, Queen and Mother Center. Her responsibilities include planning, directing, implementing, and evaluating all nursing home activities to ensure the highest quality care for all its residents. T...

08/04/2022

Our 6th What Do You Know segment explores the latest insights into "The Nonprofit Leadership Crisis" featuring Barry Rosenberg, MSW, Prof. of Practice at the Brown School of Social Work at Washington University. Both an article by Mr. Rosenberg and in-depth interview offers new insight.

https://stlnonprofitnews.org/2022/04/01/what-do-you-know-the-nonprofit-leadership-crisis-barry-rosenberg-msw-professor-of-practice/

What Do You Know offers you both a column from a leading professional and a video interview by Larry Levin President/CEO of STL Nonprofit News, with that professional so we can together do a deeper dive into the column and our experts' skills, knowledge and experience.

What Do You Know: The Nonprofit Leadership Video and Article by Barry Rosenberg, MSW, Professor of Practice Do we have enough future nonprofit leaders, and will they be sufficiently trained to lead? Two realities frame the critical necessity to expand and invest in nonprofit management and leadershi...

01/04/2022

April's What Do You Know segment, The Nonprofit Leadership Crisis, starts off with an article by Barry Rosenberg, MSW Prof. of Practice at the Brown School of Social Work at Washington University.

Check it out here! https://stlnonprofitnews.org/2022/04/01/what-do-you-know-the-nonprofit-leadership-crisis-barry-rosenberg-msw-professor-of-practice/

A follow up interview to dive deeper into the subject with Barry Rosenberg will be available on 4/8 at stlnonprofitnews.org.

What Do You Know offers you both a column from a leading professional and a video interview with that professional so we can together do a deeper dive into the column and our experts' skills, knowledge and experience.

What Do You Know: The Nonprofit Leadership Crisis by Barry Rosenberg, MSW, Professor of Practice Do we have enough future nonprofit leaders, and will they be sufficiently trained to lead? Two realities frame the critical necessity to expand and invest in nonprofit management and leadership training....

31/03/2022

What Do You Know Series Continues in April

What Do You Know offers you both a column from a leading professional and a video interview with that professional so we can together do a deeper dive into the column and our experts' skills, knowledge and experience.

This month’s nonprofit expert, Barry Rosenberg, MSW, Prof. of Practice at the Brown School of Social Work at Washington University and Dir. Of Human Service Leadership, will offer insights into The Nonprofit Leadership Crisis. An in-depth article by Mr. Rosenberg will be released on April 1 with a follow-up interview by Larry Levin, STL Nonprofit News’ President/CEO on April 8, both will be available at: stlnonprofitnews.org

30/03/2022

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The St. Louis Area Diaper Bank was recently selected to participate in a national study to measure the economic and health impacts of providing diapers to families. The Economic Impact Study is being conducted by the National Diaper Bank Network (NDBN), a group of 250 diaper banks that meet high sta...

09/03/2022

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Applications for Program Support Grants and Artist Support Grants are now available. This year, RAC will make $650,000 in grant funding available for arts programming and $250,000 in grant funding for individual artists. For this grant cycle, grants will be capped at $15,000 for Program Support Gran...

23/02/2022

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The National Council of Jewish Women St. Louis announced that Ellen Alper, NCJWSTL CEO, as a 2022 Titan 100. The Titan 100 program recognizes St. Louis’ Top 100 CEOs & C-level executives. They are the area’s most accomplished business leaders in their industry using criteria that include demonst...

10/02/2022

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The Arts and Education Council (A&E) announced Cynthia Prost plans to step away from her role as President and CEO effective July 2022. After 14 years in this position, Prost energized the Arts and Education Council with a unique vision driving community impact, access, and diversity, equity, and in...