Thinking About Forming Your Own Non-Profit Organization?
“Your passion and vision, it’s a start- but it’s not enough…” Rachel Rockwell
Certified E-Myth Business Development Coach turned Founder and Director of her own non-profit organization, Rachel Rockwell, has pulled together the essential information you will need- the very information she wished she knew before starting her non-profit. You don’t have to learn the hard way! Get the information you need in this straight forward, at times brutally honest, and inspiring workshop!
Session 1: Creating the Foundation for a Non-Profit that will Thrive
Ø Learn how to clearly and effectively communicate your mission statement
Ø Define the needs your organization will fill-and how
Ø Count up the costs- Is this an investment you are ready to make?
Session 2: Cutting Through the Red Tape
Ø Step by step state and federal registration, forms, necessary documents and filing
Ø How long will it take to receive non-profit status
Ø What can we do while we are waiting for tax exemption?
Ø What is a fiscal agent?
Session 3: Lunch and Networking
Ø In The Bag Corporate Cuisine
Ø Practice the Social, Entrepreneurial and networking skills you will need for success
Ø Meet other visionary members of the community
Session 4: Vital Resources
Ø Identifying Potential Community Partners
Ø Developing Community Support/Identifying your Board of Directors
Ø Take home a step-by-step guide full of resources you could otherwise spend weeks or months hunting for.
Pre Registration Required!
Workshop Dates: Friday, December 11th and Saturday, December 12th, 10am-2pm. Register and pay at: www.cultureincorporated.com or send $60.00 registration fee payable to:
Rachel Rockwell
3619 6th Ave.
Des Moines Iowa, 50313
Workshops to be held at:
Culture Inc.
3619 6th Ave- Just North of Euclid Across the street from MetaBank
Verbal Bullying Workshop: What’s In a Name?
Verbal Bullying...
It’s important to realize that words shape our beliefs and
impact our actions. Insults take many forms. They all hurt.
Racial, ethnic, and sexual slurs are particularly abusive
because they reflect a history of oppression, therefore
there is more power to inflict damage with such slurs. Do
children need to be reminded that they are members of a
denigrated class?
What’s the problem with name calling anyway?
At least it isn’t hitting! Well, hurt occurs in several directions
when name-calling occurs. Obviously the person being
labeled is hurt. He or she is reduced to a negative stereotype.
The stereotype invoked relates to a group that is
considered undesirable or inferior, maybe even despicable
or hated: otherwise the name-caller would not have used it.
All the societal prejudice associated with that group
enforces the potency of that label. It’s chosen to hurt.
Learn the skills and get the tools you need to protect the youth you work with and stop verbal bullying!
Only $45
Call 712.333.4378 to pre-register
Community Calendar
September 2009
