UServeUtah and the
Utah Nonprofits Association
brought the
Nonprofit Organizational Credential in Volunteer Management to southern Utah last month and had a wonderful time! Several
Southern Utah organizations will be submitting evidence of implementation in order to receive the
Volunteer Management Credential
. We would like to send a very big thank you to our friends at Dixie State University's
Dixie Serves
for hosting us.
Interested in attending an intermediate volunteer management training? Then join us in SLC this August! Learn more
here
or e-mail Mary at
[email protected]
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UNA’s Nonprofit Organizational Credential (NOC) in
Volunteer Management
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Salt Lake City
August 14 & 21, 9am-3pm
Workshop date: October 23
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Register to save your spot today! Take your volunteer program to the next level in adopting and following best practices for a vibrant, sustainable nonprofit.
Learn More!
UNA Member Rate:
$150 for the first person/
$25
for each additional
Non-Member Rate:
$300 for the first person/
$75
for each additional
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See what past attendees are saying:
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SPONTANEOUS VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT TRAINING
Richfield, UT
October 25, 2018
This free training is only for Emergency Managers and their teams. This course will introduce keys to success in managing large numbers of spontaneous volunteers in disasters. Includes new Utah-specific scenarios, participants will be eligible for the FEMA G489 certificate, and will be able to purchase "Go-Kits" that include all the materials necessary to initially stage a Volunteer Coordination Center.
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VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT TRAINING
Utah County
December 5-6, 2018
Save the date!
We are bringing our Volunteer Management Training to Utah County this December! This will be a popular training, so if you are a true early bird,
grab your spot now
!
Early bird pricing $75
through November 5th; $100 after
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Time to update your numbers!
The data is in, and despite major economic and political changes since 2012, the contributions of volunteers has grown with each year. Including the value of the work your volunteers do is essential to your reporting, and great information to share with your funders and stakeholders!
Dig into the data!
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Elise Scott
(left)
Elise is a proud Utah native with a passion for Utah politics and local government. She currently studies Communication and Political Science at the University of Utah, as well as writing for the university newspaper, advising student government on political matters, and holding leadership positions in student clubs. After graduating from the University of Utah, she hopes to attend law school. From the mountains to the people, Elise loves everything that makes the state of Utah unique and believes that involvement in service makes it a better place for everyone.
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Tinesha Zandamela
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Tinesha Zandamela recently completed a double major in sociology and French at BYU. Her passion for community and civic engagement started when she was in high school, where she had the opportunity to volunteer with city and county organizations in Washington State. Currently, Tinesha serves on several boards and committees in Utah. She has run for office, directed a pedestrian advocacy organization, and worked for domestic and foreign NGOs. She plans to attend law school and pursue a career working with vulnerable populations.
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Alexandria Mickelsen
Alex is currently in the first year of her Master of Social Work program. She is completing her AmeriCorps term of service at Wasatch Mental Health with the
BYU FHSS AmeriCorps program
. Alex has been serving at Wasatch since the end of April where she is involved with individual and group therapy, working with children, adolescents and adults with challenging mental health issues.
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AmeriCorps
, also known as the Domestic Peace Corps, engages thousands of Americans nationwide in intensive, results-driven service in areas of education, public safety, health, and the environment. AmeriCorps members serve for up to a year and receive a modest living allowance, training, and an education scholarship to pay for college or pay back student loans.
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In the days, weeks, and months following the tragedy of September 11, 2001, Americans joined together to lift each other up, help our neighbors heal, and make our country stronger. Because of that outpouring of generosity and the leadership of the 9/11 families, September 11th National Day of Service and Remembrance has become an American tradition.
Each year we pay tribute to those we lost by recapturing our patriotic duty to serve others through volunteering and service.
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2018-2019 YSA Grants Alert
Applications will be reviewed and grantees selected on a rolling basis
through
Friday, August 10,
so
apply as soon as possible
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Family Volunteer Day Grants
Family Volunteer Day is a day of service that celebrates the power of families who work together to support causes they care about. Grants are available to nonprofits and schools to host family volunteering projects on November 17, 2018.
Grants of $250, $500, and $1,000 are available.
Deadline: July 31, 2018
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Spike 150 Grants
Supporting projects, programs, and events that celebrate the 150th anniversary of the nation's first transcontinental railroad. Nonprofits, schools, historical societies, arts and cultural organizations, museums, libraries, and local governments are encouraged to apply.
Deadline; August 3, 2018
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UNA Conference Nominations Open
Deadline: July 30th
We all know someone who makes the future brighter. Now tell the entire community! Nominate this someone as the:
or the
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YCC Charity Golf Tournament
September 13, 2018
The IIAA and the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors Bonneville Chapter (BAIFA) is holding its annual golf tournament to benefit
YCC Family Crisis Center at Hubbard Golf Course at Hill Air Force Base.
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Canyon Rim Cares Symposium
July 26-28, 2018
The Canyon Rim neighborhood of Millcreek City is hosting a three-day community service activity and is looking for nonprofit organizations who would like to promote their cause and solicit volunteers. Nonprofits that attend will be given time to briefly introduce their
organization or cause.
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Stuff the Bus 2018
Help United Way of Salt Lake Stuff the Bus with new school supplies for over 12,000 students in 30 schools preparing them to enter the classroom ready to learn. Join us in supporting United Way of Salt Lake's annual Stuff the Bus event, August 4, 2018.
Shifts available July 31-August 2,
Event: August 4th
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Playworks Utah
Now Hiring!
Calling all change-makers! Playworks is hiring
AmeriCorps
coaches for the 2018-19 school year. You’ll be a part of a national movement that is transforming kids’ lives and school communities through play.
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Utah Conservation Corps Now Hiring!
UCC has some exciting projects lined up in some beautiful places! From trail projects in state parks to river restoration along the Escalante River, there's a lot of good work that needs to be done across Utah's public lands.
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Volunteer Recognition is
vital
to the success of volunteer programs.
Take a few minutes to
submit a volunteer
to receive a certificate from the office of the Lieutenant Governor!
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