Don't Miss Out on These Opportunities! | | |
Take advantage of high-quality training opportunities before this year's annual conference. The Mission Meets Market Social Enterprise training is free for members, and the OMB Uniform Guidance session is competitively priced at $500 for members.
These are excellent, practical sessions that can provide immediate value to participants.
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Pre-Conference Event
OMB Uniform Guidance Training
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Join us for a training workshop to learn about the Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB’s) Uniform Guidance regulations (2 CFR Part 200: Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards). We’ll review the regulations and share examples, stories and best practices learned from years of auditing and consulting. Wipfli’s nonprofit specialists have been presenting high-quality training for more than 40 years. During this workshop, we’ll provide you with federal grant regulation training relating to financial management and administration to help you with financial grant compliance.
All agencies that receive federal funding are encouraged to register
We will cover:
General provisions, administrative requirement and procurement
Monitoring and reporting, cost principles and cost allocation
Selected items of cost and audit requirements
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Pre-Conference Event
Mission Meets Market: Unlocking Revenue Through Social Enterprise
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Discover how nonprofits can leverage social enterprise to generate sustainable revenue while advancing their mission. This session covers key concepts, organizational readiness, and practical steps for developing a successful business model. Learn from real-world case studies and explore strategies for funding, marketing, and scaling social enterprises. Join us to gain fresh ideas, practical insights, and the inspiration to take your nonprofit’s impact to the next level!
Free for members (registration required) and $49 for non-members.
May 13, 9:00am - Noon
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Firm Up Your Plans and Shine Your Shoes!
Annual Conference a Month Away
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Sheraton Raleigh Hotel and Raleigh Convention Center
Conference Dates: May 13 – 16, 2025
Pre-conference on Tuesday, May 13th Conference kicks off on Wednesday, May 14th
Board Summit Friday, May 16th through Saturday, May 17th
Sneaker Ball Gala on Thursday, May 15th
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Accommodations Notes
Marriott Availability Extended
| | Booking deadline April 21 | |
Sneaker Ball Returns!
Popular Event Now Included in Conference Registration
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At our conference last year in Cherokee we held our inaugural “Sneaker Ball” event to enjoy fellowship in our work community, to recognize allies in the community action fight, and to present themed awards to individuals and organizations notable for recent work. We also use the event to announce our annual NCCAA standing awards.
This year's Sneaker Ball is included in your conference registration.
Sneaker Ball tickets can also be purchased separately by friends, family and community members
| | Board Summit Scheduled May 16 & 17 | | North Carolina’s CAA board leaders will hear from a leading expert on multiple topics related to board governance after this year's annual conference. Come get a refresher while learning new techniques and best practices. Space is limited so register today. | | Links to Career Pages in the NCCAA Network | | (Link goes to home page when career page isn't offered) | | |
Far West
Blue Ridge Community Action, Morganton
Blue Ridge Opportunity Commission Inc., N. Wilkesboro
Catawba County, Hickory
Community Action Opportunities, Asheville
Four Square Community Action, Inc., Murphy
Macon Program for Progress, Franklin
Mountain Projects, Waynesville
WAMY, Watauga, Avery, Mitchell and Yancey Counties
West
Charlotte Area Fund, Inc., Charlotte
Davidson County Community Action, Lexington
Experiments in Self-Reliance, Inc., Winston-Salem
Gaston Community Action, Inc., Gastonia
I-Care, Inc., Statesville
Salisbury-Rowan Community Action, Salisbury
Sandhills Community Action Program, Southern Pines
Union County Community Action, Monroe
Yadkin Co. Economic Development District, Boonville
Central
Alamance Co. Community Services Agency, Burlington
Franklin-Vance-Warren Opportunity, Inc., Henderson
Johnston Lee Harnett Community Action, Inc., Smithfield
Passage Home, Wake Co.
Southeastern Community Action Partnership, Lumberton
Welfare Reform Liaison Project, Greensboro
East
Action Pathways, Fayetteville
Choanoke Area Development Assoc., Rich Square
Coastal Community Action, Newport
Economic Improvement Council, Edenton
Eastern Carolina Human Services Agency, Jacksonville
Greene Lamp, Inc., Kinston
NEW Community Action, Rocky Mount (info@newcainc.org)
Wayne Action Group for Economic Solvency (WAGES), Inc., Goldsboro
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Working together to share the impact of Community Action
Does your Community Action Agency have impactful content to share? Let's collaborate. The NCCAA develops creative content year-round to celebrate, educate and inform. Let's amplify the voices of organizations in our network! Let's share the impactful work of community action and tell the stories of our clients! Reach out for collaboration: communications@nccaa.net.
| | Share Community Action News with a Friend | | As a member of the NCCAA community, we work to empower low-income families, change people's lives for the better and improve the communities we serve. We are all dedicated to helping people help themselves and each other. Please take a moment and forward this news to a co-worker and grow the community of professionals dedicated to this important work. | | | | |
