Conference Logistics
Habitat for Humanity of Tennessee’s Annual Conference
July 15-17, 2019
New Vision Baptist Church
1750 N. Thompson Lane Murfreesboro, TN
Murfreesboro, TN
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Featured Speaker
Bridges Out of Poverty: Strategies for Professionals and Communities
Monday, July 15th – 9:30am to 4:00pm
Speaker: Nathan Mandsager, Associate Executive Director, Schenectady Works, City Mission
Bridges Out of Poverty workshop provides both the social service provider and the community member key lessons in dealing with individuals from poverty. Topics include increasing awareness of the differences in economic cultures and how those differences affect opportunities for success. This workshop is based on the book Bridges Out of Poverty: Strategies for Professionals and Communities, a collaboration between Ruby K. Payne, Phillip DeVol, and Terie Dreussi Smith. This workshop is designed for audiences of employers, community organizations, law enforcement, counselors, health care and social service providers.
EVERYONE WILL BENEFIT FROM ATTENDING!
About the speaker: Nathan Mandsager was born in Iowa and lived all over the country before settling in Schenectady, New York, where he has lived for the past 20 years. Nathan launched Schenectady Works, a division of the City Mission of Schenectady, in 2013, and currently serves as associate executive director. Through innovative initiatives that have led to dynamic, community-wide partnerships among agencies, businesses, faith-based organizations, and community leaders, he seeks to remove barriers, build resources, and support the community in the journey from instability to thriving stability and growth. Nathan enjoys spending time with his wife, Pam and their two kids, Zak (17) and Grayce (almost 13).
2019’s Conference Highlights
Habitation Service
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
Speaker: Beau Noblitt, Owner, Chick-fil-A
About the speaker: When Beau Noblitt was in college, he was on a track that would enable him to get into medical school to one day become a pediatrician. Then, he met Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick-fil-A, and the course of his life was forever changed When Truett spoke of Chick-fil-A, he explained, “We’re in the people business … We got out of the chicken business a long time ago. We simply use chicken as an avenue to reach people.’” The minute he heard that, Beau felt inspired about a possible career opportunity where he could do exactly what he had wanted to do all along — own his own business and serve children. Beau, who currently owns two Chick-fil-As, began his career with the organization when he was a sophomore. He realized early on that he could indeed enjoy a challenging career there while impacting the lives of others; those with whom he works, as well as those on the other side of the counter. Beau has learned a great deal in his journey with Chick-fil-A over the years, but the biggest lesson he’s learned is that in order to fulfill one’s God-given calling, in any career, one must always treat others with honor, dignity and respect — in all situations. The second thing he’s learned is that if you give your absolute best each day you will certainly make an impact where God has placed you. He has been married to his high school sweetheart, Kate for 14 years. They have three children; Landon (8), Georgia (5), and Lincoln (2).
| TUESDAY, JULY 16 8:30-9:45 am Workshop – Session 1 | Presenter | Description | |
| ALL | Cost of Home: Habitat’s First National Advocacy Campaign | Audry Johnston and Natosha Reid-Rice, Habitat for Humanity International | Learn about Habitat for Humanity’s first U.S. advocacy campaign and how, over the next five years, we are mobilizing our partners, our volunteers and community members across the country to find the solutions and help create the policies to improve home affordability for 10 million individuals. By participating in the Cost of Home campaign, you will not only be part of a nationwide movement. You will also be equipped to elevate the issue of home affordability, leverage the campaign for advocacy fundraising, raise your organization’s profile among coalition partners and policy makers and engage community members in a new way and more. Cost of Home provides the opportunity to engage at a level that’s right for your affiliated organization’s current capacity and grow to a level that can be sustained far beyond the end of the five-year campaign. |
| HR | Providing a Habitat HR Connection Across Tennessee, Part 1 | Trina Brown Hyman, Senior Human Resource & Organizational Development Manager, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis | Are you an HR department of One; better yet a HR department of one with countless responsibilities unrelated to HR that pulls you in many, many directions. What kind of support would help you do your job(s) effectively and efficiently? How do you avoid re-inventing the wheel by seeking out resources? What are some HR best practices across the Tennessee. Let’s talk about creating Habitat-HR connection and resources across Tennessee. |
| TUESDAY, JULY 16 12:45-2:00 pm Workshop – Session 2 | Presenter | Description | |
| VOL / DEV/ LEADERSHIP | Building Community and Passion through a Partnership with Rotary | Wendy McIlquham, Manger, Johnson City Habitat Restore | How can one Habitat Affiliate and one Rotary club build 50 water cisterns in Northeast Brazil? Holston Habitat has done this and we will share the processes we discovered and the challenges we encountered during our Water for Life Project. We will also review the process for accessing Local, District and Global Rotary Foundation Grants. Did you know that volunteers who help you internationally are 40% more likely to become repeat donors? So, funding global activity via Rotary funds provides a low/no cost way to increase the intensity of local connections. Another benefit this project can have on your affiliate is that the grant money from Rotary can flow through as part of your tithe. |
| PR | Social Media Success: Standing Out! | April Timko, Director of Marketing & Communications and Anna Wilt, Communications Coordinator, Knoxville Habitat for Humanity | As nonprofits, we must stand out in the crowded world of social media, and doing so requires staying on top of the newest and most effective ways to navigate social media messaging. April and Anna will share best practices and examples of how Knoxville Habitat for Humanity uses social media tools to tell their stories, engage with potential and existing supporters and generate action. They’ll discuss how to amplify your affiliate’s social media in a way that promotes your brand and stands out in the everyday sea of memes and hashtags. You’ll also review examples of unique campaigns and go back to your office with successful tactics that you can use. |
| HR | Providing a Habitat HR Connection Across Tennessee, Part 2 | Trina Brown Hyman, Senior Human Resource & Organizational Development Manager, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis | Are you an HR department of One; better yet a HR department of one with countless responsibilities unrelated to HR that pulls you in many, many directions. What kind of support would help you do your job(s) effectively and efficiently? How do you avoid re-inventing the wheel by seeking out resources? What are some HR best practices across the Tennessee. Let’s talk about creating Habitat-HR connection and resources across Tennessee. |
| TUESDAY, JULY 16 2:15-3:30 pm Workshop – Session 3 | Presenter | Description | |
| LEADERSHIP / GOVERNANCE | Organizational Restructuring: Collaborations and Merger Explorations within HFH | Phillip Bridgewater, Senior Analyst, Strategic Restructuring Operational Excellence, Habitat for Humanity International |
This workshop will explore the reasons to consider and explore collaborations in general and mergers with another HFH affiliate in particular. Workshop will explore the HFHI Merger Process, due diligence factors and factors in not pursuing a collaboration or merger. |
| ALL | Maximize your use of MyHabitat: Knowledge Center, Yammer and HabitatLearns | Kerry Hilton, Sr. Specialist, Knowledge Management, Habitat for Humanity International | Attendees in this session will participate in a demo of both the Knowledge Center and Yammer. Practical steps will be shared regarding managing Yammer profiles and notifications, as well as using search. Participants will obtain a clear sense of the architecture of information presented in the Knowledge Center. Learning resources available via HabitatLearns will also be highlighted. Participants can anticipate a hands-on interactive workshop with tips shared by peers and colleagues. Hear about new resources and features that are on the horizon. Participants will also have an opportunity to share input on features and capabilities they would like to see in future iterations. |
| TUESDAY, JULY 16 3:45-5:00 pm Workshop – Session 4 | Presenter | Description | |
| FINANCE/ LEADERSHIP | Learn About the Habitat Mortgage Solutions Loan Origination Platform and Capital Markets Benefits | Daniel Gura, Director of Capital Markets and Financial Systems, Habitat for Humanity International | Increased mortgage regulations, cost of land and building materials have dramatically increased the need of U.S. affiliates to efficiently and uniformly originate loans and also access capital and secondary markets. In response, HFHI, through Habitat Mortgage Solutions (HMS), recently became a Community Development Financial Institution, or CDFI, and has 1) created the HMS loan origination system Platform so that any affiliate can gain online access to help in the manufacturing process of a loan and 2) has been working with national lending and government partners to form creative partnerships to meet affiliates’ capital needs. This session will provide an overview of the loan origination Platform and general capital and secondary markets, along with an in-depth look at the products that HFHI has created. |
| LEADERSHIP | Leadership Compass | Mary Welch, Habitat for Humanity International | Learn to use a great tool in assessing the styles of board members and staff! This interactive session will enable attendees to understand at a higher level why they work the way they do, as well as identify skills and strengths to enhance. |
| WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 8:30-9:45 am Workshop – Session 5 | Presenter | Description | |
| SENIOR TRUST ONLY | Senior Trust/Aging in Place: Administration | Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis | This session will cover disbursements and serve as a time for question and answers to your administrative needs. |
| WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 10:00-11:15 am Workshop Session 6 | Presenter | Description | |
| DEVELOPMENT/ LEADERSHIP | HFHI’s Capacity Build Grant | TBD | Need Staff? The Capacity Build Grant can provide funding for a high impact position at your affiliate. Affiliates have successfully utilized this grant program to increase their capacity for almost 20 years. This 2 part workshop will review the grant details, delve into the online application system and help your affiliate prepare a successful grant application for this competitive program. Pre course reading and preparation is required. Links to each will be shared once the session is confirmed. Session 1: Focuses on the grant details and the online application system. Former affiliate grantees will share advice and attendees will learn to create effective job descriptions that meet grant requirements. Session 2: Focuses on the work plan goals and action plans. These make up the 3 year plans required for the grant. After this session affiliates will have a great start on the toughest part of the application |
| LEADERSHIP/ OPERATIONS | Understanding the S Curve in Organizational Development | Mary Welch, Habitat for Humanity International | Learn the growth cycle of a Habitat affiliate and identify where the affiliate is in the growth process |
| WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 11:30-12:45 pm Workshop-Session 7 | Presenter | Description | |
| SENIOR TRUST ONLY | Senior Trust/Aging in Place | Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis | Meeting with Jim Shulman, Executive Director of TCAD; Charles Ferguson, General Council of TCAD; and Consortium Member, Dr. Jan Young, Executive Director of The Assisi Foundation of Memphis, Inc. |
Summary:
Sessions 1-4: A Four Part Series EEBA to Present Construction Track
Session 5:Developing Your Home Care Manual
Session 6: Senior Trust Only: Aging in Place
Session 7: Roundtables
Course Descriptions
Sessions 1-4: The Energy & Environmental Building Alliance (EEBA) is one of the oldest and most respected residential building education organizations in the USA.
Their history of providing insight, collaboration and education to builders and designers seeking to construct resource efficient, durable, healthy homes spans over 30 years.
Session 5: Developing Your Home Care Manual, Speaker TBD: Prepare your homeowners for success by providing a comprehensive Home Care Manual with each new home. Topics include regular maintenance, energy efficiency measures, home schematics, and special features. Session includes affiliate samples, template documents, and review session. Attendees are encouraged to bring any current versions in for discussion.
Session 6: For SENIOR TRUST ONLY CONSTRUCTION: This session will walk through the assessment process and serve as a question and answer time for your construction team.
Session 7: The Construction Roundtable lets everyone share their experiences in construction.
| MONDAY, JULY 15 10:00 am-4:00 pm All Day Seminar | Presenter | Description | |
| EVERYONE | Bridges Out of Poverty: Strategies for Professionals and Communities |
Presenter – Nathan Mandsager | Bridges Out of Poverty workshop provides both the social service provider and the community member key lessons in dealing with individuals from poverty. Topics include increasing awareness of the differences in economic cultures and how those differences affect opportunities for success. This workshop is based on the book Bridges Out of Poverty: Strategies for Professionals and Communities, a collaboration between Ruby K. Payne, Phillip DeVol, and Terie Dreussi Smith.This workshop is designed for audiences of employers, community organizations, law enforcement, counselors, health care and social service providers. |
| TUESDAY, JULY 16 8:30-9:45 am Workshop – Session 1 | Presenter | Description | |
| FINANCE/ HO SERV / DEV. | Tennessee Housing Development Agency Programs | Rhonda Ronnow, Director of Loan Operations; Cynthia Peraza, Director of Single Family Special Programs, Tennessee Housing Development Agency | Learn about ways THDA partners with organizations: New Start Program, Blight Elimination Program, Repair Loan Program and Appraisal Gap Program. |
| ALL | Cost of Home: Habitat’s First National Advocacy Campaign | Audry Johnston and Natosha Reid-Rice, Habitat for Humanity International | Learn about Habitat for Humanity’s first U.S. advocacy campaign and how, over the next five years, we are mobilizing our partners, our volunteers and community members across the country to find the solutions and help create the policies to improve home affordability for 10 million individuals. By participating in the Cost of Home campaign, you will not only be part of a nationwide movement. You will also be equipped to elevate the issue of home affordability, leverage the campaign for advocacy fundraising, raise your organization’s profile among coalition partners and policy makers and engage community members in a new way and more. Cost of Home provides the opportunity to engage at a level that’s right for your affiliated organization’s current capacity and grow to a level that can be sustained far beyond the end of the five-year campaign. |
| TUESDAY, JULY 16 12:45-2:00 pm Workshop – Session 2 | Presenter | Description | |
| HOMEOWNER SERVICES | Owner Occupied Repairs – Legal and Compliance Issues | TBD | Many affiliates have been surprised to learn that performing repairs and collecting payments for them over time are as regulated as home sales and mortgages. Join this session to see how compliance can easily be accomplished, often within existing policies and procedures, and learn about issues commonly regulated by state consumer protection laws and federal regulations. This foundation will help affiliates to determine appropriate program parameters, adopt policies and implement processes to carry out repairs for homeowners in their communities. |
| TUESDAY, JULY 16 2:15-3:30 pm Workshop – Session 3 | Presenter | Description | |
| ALL | Maximize your use of MyHabitat: Knowledge Center, Yammer and HabitatLearns | Kerry Hilton, Sr. Specialist, Knowledge Management, Habitat for Humanity International | Attendees in this session will participate in a demo of both the Knowledge Center and Yammer. Practical steps will be shared regarding managing Yammer profiles and notifications, as well as using search. Participants will obtain a clear sense of the architecture of information presented in the Knowledge Center. Learning resources available via HabitatLearns will also be highlighted. Participants can anticipate a hands-on interactive workshop with tips shared by peers and colleagues. Hear about new resources and features that are on the horizon. Participants will also have an opportunity to share input on features and capabilities they would like to see in future iterations. |
| HOMEOWNER SERVICES | Policy Handbook Adoption, Part 1 | Sonia Lee, Habitat for Humanity International | Affiliates must have a policy for Selection and Mortgage Origination; You asked for one and we listened! This session will walk through the policies in the handbook and provide tips on customizing it for your affiliate’s operations. |
| TUESDAY, JULY 16 3:45-5:00 pm Workshop – Session 4 | Presenter | Description | |
| FINANCE/ LEADERSHIP | Learn About the Habitat Mortgage Solutions Loan Origination Platform and Capital Markets Benefits | Daniel Gura, Director of Capital Markets and Financial Systems, Habitat for Humanity International | Increased mortgage regulations, cost of land and building materials have dramatically increased the need of U.S. affiliates to efficiently and uniformly originate loans and also access capital and secondary markets. In response, HFHI, through Habitat Mortgage Solutions (HMS), recently became a Community Development Financial Institution, or CDFI, and has 1) created the HMS loan origination system Platform so that any affiliate can gain online access to help in the manufacturing process of a loan and 2) has been working with national lending and government partners to form creative partnerships to meet affiliates’ capital needs. This session will provide an overview of the loan origination Platform and general capital and secondary markets, along with an in-depth look at the products that HFHI has created. |
| HOMEOWNER SERVICES | Policy Handbook Adoption, Part 2 | Sonia Lee, Habitat for Humanity International | Affiliates must have a policy for Selection and Mortgage Origination; You asked for one and we listened! This session will walk through the policies in the handbook and provide tips on customizing it for your affiliate’s operations. |
| WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 8:30-9:45 am Workshop – Session 5 | Presenter | Description | |
| VOL / DEV/ HO SERVICES | Databasics – Tracking Donors, Volunteers and Partner Families | Samantha Shirley, Director of Business Development, Charityproud.org | If you’re a small or medium-sized affiliate looking for solutions to your data management puzzle, this session is for you! Samantha will share her expertise to help you understand where to begin with data essentials and best practices to track all of your donors, volunteers and partner families.
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| LEGAL/ HO SERVICES | Homeowners Dealth | Ann Charles Watts, Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, Legal Counsel | How to prepare your affiliate and your homeowners for the inevitable and why it matters. |
| WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 10:00-11:15 am Workshop Session 6 | Presenter | Description | |
| HOMEOWNER SERVICES | Keys to Success – Educating our Families NOW and in the FUTURE | Regina Harvey, Financial Coach, Dominion Financial Management, Inc. and Ryan Harris, Homeownership Sustainability Manager, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville | A discussion on PRE & POST Purchase Education. Providing your homebuyers with the right kind of education before purchasing their home will ensure a smoother transition to becoming a successful homeowner. Once a homeowner, life happens – learn how other affiliates have set up programs to ensure homeowner stability. |
| WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 11:30-12:45 pm Workshop-Session 7 | Presenter | Description | |
| SENIOR TRUST ONLY | Senior Trust/Aging in Place | Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis | Meeting with Jim Shulman, Executive Director of TCAD; Charles Ferguson, General Council of TCAD; and Consortium Member, Dr. Jan Young, Executive Director of The Assisi Foundation of Memphis, Inc. |
| HOMEOWNER SERVICES | Homeowner Services Round Table | Angie Ezell, Family Services Director, Rutherford County Area Habitat for Humanity | This is a great time to share with your peers what you’ve been success with and what struggles you may be experiencing. |
Fundraising Track
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
| TUESDAY, JULY 16 8:30-9:45 am Workshop – Session 1 | Presenter | Description | |
| FINANCE/ HO SERV / DEV. | Tennessee Housing Development Agency Programs | Rhonda Ronnow, Director of Loan Operations; Cynthia Peraza, Director of Single Family Special Programs, Tennessee Housing Development Agency | Learn about ways THDA partners with organizations: New Start Program, Blight Elimination Program, Repair Loan Program and Appraisal Gap Program. |
| DEVELOPMENT /VOLUNTEER | Cultivating Corporate Sponsorships | Jenni Hargrove, Founder, nonprofitjenni.com | Learn where to find corporate sponsors and how to locate good contacts. Discuss how to create a good fundraising packet with compelling information. Also, learn how to sucessfully engage their employees. |
| ALL | Cost of Home: Habitat’s First National Advocacy Campaign | Audry Johnston and Natosha Reid-Rice, Habitat for Humanity International | Learn about Habitat for Humanity’s first U.S. advocacy campaign and how, over the next five years, we are mobilizing our partners, our volunteers and community members across the country to find the solutions and help create the policies to improve home affordability for 10 million individuals. By participating in the Cost of Home campaign, you will not only be part of a nationwide movement. You will also be equipped to elevate the issue of home affordability, leverage the campaign for advocacy fundraising, raise your organization’s profile among coalition partners and policy makers and engage community members in a new way and more. Cost of Home provides the opportunity to engage at a level that’s right for your affiliated organization’s current capacity and grow to a level that can be sustained far beyond the end of the five-year campaign. |
| TUESDAY, JULY 16 12:45-2:00 pm Workshop – Session 2 | Presenter | Description | |
| VOL / DEV/ LEADERSHIP | Building Community and Passion through a Partnership with Rotary | Wendy McIlquham, Manger, Johnson City Habitat Restore | How can one Habitat Affiliate and one Rotary club build 50 water cisterns in Northeast Brazil? Holston Habitat has done this and we will share the processes we discovered and the challenges we encountered during our Water for Life Project. We will also review the process for accessing Local, District and Global Rotary Foundation Grants. Did you know that volunteers who help you internationally are 40% more likely to become repeat donors? So, funding global activity via Rotary funds provides a low/no cost way to increase the intensity of local connections. Another benefit this project can have on your affiliate is that the grant money from Rotary can flow through as part of your tithe. |
| DEVELOPMENT | Charitable and Planned Giving | Daren Chamblee, Wealth Advisor, Hilliard Lyons Wealth Management | How can nonprofits like Habitat take advantage of charitable giving and planned giving programs that allow their donors to get immediate tax breaks for their donation? With the new changes in tax law, many donors are cutting back on donations to nonprofits and many don’t know about the ways that they can get immediate tax breaks – even IF they don’t itemize! This workshop will address various ways for people to donate to Habitat, including wills, appreciated stock, retirement plans, life insurance plans, and some exciting plans such as Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs), and Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs). Did you know that the IRS requires persons age 70½ or older, to take required minimum distributions (RMDs) each year from their tax-deferred retirement accounts? It’s time to educate your donors about these charitable giving programs and grab those donations! Wealth Advisor Daren Chamblee from Hilliard Lyons will lead the workshop, along with a few others in the charitable giving field. |
| TUESDAY, JULY 16 2:15-3:30 pm Workshop – Session 3 | Presenter | Description | |
| DEVELOPMENT/ FINANCE | The Yin and Yang of Affiliate Operations: Why conflict exists (especially between finance and development) and how to leverage it to strengthen your affiliate | Ann Charles Watts, Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, Legal Counsel | Healthy affiliates are full of people—volunteers, donors, staff, and homeowners, to name a few. And when people interact, conflict is inevitable. If your affiliate has experienced conflict, you’re not alone. Take heart! Not all conflict is bad. This session will explore typical areas of tension in the lifecycle of an affiliate and offer practical strategies to address them. By the end, you will be able to differentiate between positive and negative conflict, apply simple techniques for managing tensions (regardless of your role), and identify opportunities for organizational growth stemming from interpersonal disputes. Successful affiliates know that human passion and commitment lie at the heart of almost every disagreement. Learn to harness those energies, and help your affiliate thrive. |
| ALL | Maximize your use of MyHabitat: Knowledge Center, Yammer and HabitatLearns | Kerry Hilton, Sr. Specialist, Knowledge Management, Habitat for Humanity International | Attendees in this session will participate in a demo of both the Knowledge Center and Yammer. Practical steps will be shared regarding managing Yammer profiles and notifications, as well as using search. Participants will obtain a clear sense of the architecture of information presented in the Knowledge Center. Learning resources available via HabitatLearns will also be highlighted. Participants can anticipate a hands-on interactive workshop with tips shared by peers and colleagues. Hear about new resources and features that are on the horizon. Participants will also have an opportunity to share input on features and capabilities they would like to see in future iterations. |
| TUESDAY, JULY 16 3:45-5:00 pm Workshop – Session 4 | Presenter | Description | |
| DEVELOPMENT | Raise More Money Through Innovative Donor Engagement | Angie Hatcher Sledge, Chief Development Officer, Knoxville Habitat for Humanity | This workshop will be the best information dump on donor relations you’ve ever hear. You’ll learn the latest and most innovative ideas for donor relationship building including the latest research from Penelope Burke (author of Donor Centered Fundraising), as well as numerous creative ways to breathe new life into your annual development plan in order to develop deeper relationships with your donors in FY20. |
| WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 8:30-9:45 am Workshop – Session 5 | Presenter | Description | |
| VOL / DEV/ HO SERVICES | Databasics – Tracking Donors, Volunteers and Partner Families | Samantha Shirley, Director of Business Development, Charityproud.org | If you’re a small or medium-sized affiliate looking for solutions to your data management puzzle, this session is for you! Samantha will share her expertise to help you understand where to begin with data essentials and best practices to track all of your donors, volunteers and partner families.
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| WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 10:00-11:15 am Workshop Session 6 | Presenter | Description | |
| DEVELOPMENT/ LEADERSHIP | HFHI’s Capacity Build Grant | TBD | Need Staff? The Capacity Build Grant can provide funding for a high impact position at your affiliate. Affiliates have successfully utilized this grant program to increase their capacity for almost 20 years. This 2 part workshop will review the grant details, delve into the online application system and help your affiliate prepare a successful grant application for this competitive program. Pre course reading and preparation is required. Links to each will be shared once the session is confirmed. Session 1: Focuses on the grant details and the online application system. Former affiliate grantees will share advice and attendees will learn to create effective job descriptions that meet grant requirements. Session 2: Focuses on the work plan goals and action plans. These make up the 3 year plans required for the grant. After this session affiliates will have a great start on the toughest part of the application |
| DEVELOPMENT /VOLUNTEER | Creating Young Professional Groups | Jenni Hargrove, Founder, nonprofitjenni.com | Learn how to bring young professionals in as volunteers, supporters and turn them into donors. Many nonprofits end up with older volunteers and retired folk. It’s vital that we all keep adding the next generations – and learn what they want to get out of the experience and partnership. |
| WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 11:30-12:45 pm Workshop-Session 7 | Presenter | Description | |
| VOLUNTEER | Volunteer Round Table | TBD | Come share your volunteer successes and challenges with your peers. We can all learn from each other.+B40:E50 |
Senior Trust Training
Wednesday, July 17, 2019
Speakers: Habitat Memphis Team
Three workshops on Wednesday, will be dedicated to our statewide senior trust/aging in place grant program. This is for all 17 affiliates participating in this grant. The three workshops will include 1) administration, 2) construction, and 3) Best Practices/round-table.
Contact us to become a sponsor!
