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What's Inside:
- SI COAD Survey - Super Stand Stories
- Upcoming Events, Webinar, Educational Sessions
- Women in Government Talk Series: Hispanic Heritage Month
- COVID-19 Vaccine Town Hall for CHWs: Bivalent Boosters
- 2022 Compensation Report Deep Dive with JDM Benefits & Nonprofit HR
- Deputy Mayor Forum for Nonprofits
- HSC's CFO Roundtable
- Resources
- 2022 Nonprofit Compensation Report
- Free Online Events Calendar & Listserv for Member Fundraisers
- Not a Member? Join today!
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Superstorm Sandy Stories
In preparation for the 10th anniversary of Superstorm Sandy, the Staten Island Community Organizations Active in Disaster (SI COAD) and the Office of the NYC Comptroller have partnered on an initiative to gather community stories about Superstorm Sandy. We ask community members to reflect on their experiences when Sandy impacted our Staten Island communities during this time and share their experiences via written stories, photos, and/or video sharing. Please circulate this survey widely with those (especially leaders in community planning, preparation, response, resilience, and recovery). Please read below for the official project introduction from the office of the NYC Comptroller.
Project Intro: The Sandy Stories initiative we are working on in the lead-up to the 10-year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy is meant to highlight the continued need for community-driven resilience in our city. Our team specifically wants to hear from community groups and organizers who have experience building resiliency on the ground. From these interviews, we aim to develop concrete recommendations for the city to support sustained, long-term capacity for community-led resiliency efforts like you have been involved with.
We are working with Urban Ocean Labs, a Brooklyn-based policy think tank for the future of coastal cities. They are working with our office on this project to identify models of community-led resilience that can be better supported and scaled within NYC, and also shared across cities for more climate-ready coastal communities. In addition to speaking with NYC-based organizations, they are also looking for models of community-led resilience in coastal cities across the U.S to help inform better policy recommendations.
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Upcoming Events, Webinars & Educational Sessions |
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FREE Fall Harvest Festival
Oct 9, 22
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location:
1466 Manor Road
Staten Island, NY 10314
Join us at the Joan & Alan Bernikow JCC for a FREE outdoor festival for families featuring a live performance by Honey Child Band, sports and fitness samplers, music and dance demos, fall crafts, photo ops, giveaways, and more!
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WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT TALK SERIES: HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH
Oct. 11, 22
1 PM
Spectrum is partnering once again with City & State NY to produce another installation of our Women in Government Series in celebration of Hispanic Heritage month. Reflecting the vibrant diversity of the communities we serve is core to the ethos of Spectrum is as a company. They aim to foster an inclusive culture and workplace where each and every person is empowered to bring their best ideas, helping us better serve customers and make an impact in our communities.
The Women in Government Talk Series: Hispanic Heritage Month event will bring together leaders from government and industry and will celebrate the unique and insightful perspectives of the most powerful women in New York State. Honoring the contributions and achievements of women who have worked diligently to promote equality and equity while having a fundamental impact on the institutions that ensure the rights and liberties of all New Yorkers.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Town Hall for CHWs: Bivalent Boosters
Oct. 13, 22
1 PM- 2 PM
Please join us to hear from 'Simbo Ige, MD, MPH, Assistant Commissioner for the Bureau of Health Equity Capacity Building at the Center for Health Equity and Community Wellness, NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, about bivalent COVID-19 boosters in NYC. Dr. Ige will discuss NYC DOHMH’s progress in their efforts to address vaccine inequities in New York City, what is different about the newly available bivalent boosters, why it’s important to get the booster, and where to get one.
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Last Minute Holiday Marketing Ideas for All Business Types
Oct. 19, 22
1 PM
The holiday season is here and if you’re looking for ideas to improve your sales before the end of the year, this session is for you.
Join us as we discuss last minute marketing ideas for all business types. The session will provide you with some old school offline marketing, digital marketing, and ideas that combine them both!
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40th Anniversary - Harvest Home Celebration
Oct. 19, 22
6 PM - 8 PM
Location: The Old Bermuda Inn
Join Project Hospitality’s 40th Anniversary Harvest Home Celebration on October 19 from 6pm at The Old Bermuda Inn, as we honor the dedicated work of our outstanding community leaders.
- Joseph Torres - Senior Vice President, Merrill Lynch Investments, Wealth Management
- Deacon John and Rev. Dr. Agnes McBeth- St. Philips Baptist Church
- Bishop John J. O’Hara- Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus, NY
- Jazmin Rivera- Managing Director of Programs, Monitoring & Evaluation, Brick Education Network
- Michael Cusick- Assembly Member, District 63 SI
Please visit HERE to purchase tickets & to learn more about event sponsorship opportunities.
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2022 Compensation Report Deep Dive with JDM Benefits & Nonprofit HR
Oct 20, 2022
9:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Location:
Nonprofit New York, Ford Center For Social Justice 320 East 43rd Street New York, NY 10017
Join Nonprofit New York along with JDM Benefits & Nonprofit HR in a deep dive on the results of Nonprofit New York's Compensation Survey Report and what to consider when developing your organizations salary and benefits package. The conversation will also include DEIA considerations.
This panel will be moderated by Sidney Abrams, Vice President, Business Development, Nonprofit HR. Panelists include James D. Schutzer, Vice President, JDM Benefits, An Alera Group Company; Lisa McKeown, Managing Director, Total Rewards, Nonprofit HR; Sarah Blas, Lead Consultant, Mind Open Learning Strategies; and Nadira Ramcharan, President of NRNY Consulting.
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Deputy Mayor Forum for Nonprofits
Oct 20, 22
4:30 PM - 5:30pm
all NYC human services nonprofit leaders are invited to a virtual forum with Sheena Wright, Deputy Mayor for Strategic Initiatives, and Anne Williams-Isom, Deputy Mayor for Health & Human Services.
Join HSC and their partner coalitions to ask questions and hear directly from the Deputy Mayors about updates on timely payment for nonprofits, contract reform efforts, and the new Mayor’s Office of Nonprofit Services.
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SIBOC: Women's Empowerment Breakfast
Oct. 25, 22
8 AM - 10 AM
Location:
Li Greci's Staaten
697 Forest Avenue,
Staten Island, NY 10310
They will be honoring, Marylee Montalvo, Loretta Cauldwell, Dr.Gracelyn Santos, Dr.Joanne Gerenser, Kecia Weaver, and Claudette Duff and featuring Danielle C. Reyes as their guest speaker.
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HSC's CFO Roundtable
Oct. 25, 22
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Human Services Council is happy to offer a Chief Financial Officer Round Table as a virtual space for CFOs at human services organizations to learn from one another and offer support while dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic and a volatile economy.
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Annual Halloween Trunk or Treat / Pumpkin Picking Patch
Oct. 29, 22
1 PM - 4 PM
Location:
155 Norway AVE
(South Beach NYCHA)
Every year Urban Fairies pick a different neighborhood to host their Annual Halloween Trunk or Treat event. Last year was Stapleton and Mariners Harbor the year before that, they were in Mariners Harbor at Western Beef on Forest Ave, but as you all know Urban Fairies services Staten island as a whole, and to be more equitable we are trying to outreach in more NUCHA developments, and underserved communities.
In order to do so we need our partners in collaboration to help the community. Please RSVP if you are interested in joining via a trunk or table to give out much need fun, candy, etc., but also much needed necessities and resources, coats, diapers, etc. We are also looking for sponsors for food and entertainment. Please let us know if you are interested in co sponsorship. We appreciate all of your collaboration efforts.
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Light the Shore: A Commemoration of the 10th Anniversary of Superstorm Sandy
Oct. 29. 22
7 PM - 8 PM
The Staten Island Long Term Recovery Organization would like to invite you to attend a solemn commemoration on the 10th anniversary of Superstorm Sandy's landfall.
The vigil will take place on Saturday, October 29th at 7:00pm near the Veterans' Memorial at Midland Ave. and Father Capodanno Blvd.
Local clergy will honor the memory of Staten Islanders who lost their lives to Superstorm Sandy and COVID-19.
The Thomas Cunsolo Service Award will be presented to 3 Staten Islanders who have helped our neighbors recover from the impact of Hurricane Ida and COVID-19 over this past year: Paul Friedman, Cathy Fosella (in memoriam), and Dr. Ginny Mantello. The HERO Award will be presented to Zachary Hodgson of the Salvation Army.
Elected officials in attendance will be invited to offer a brief word of comfort and encouragement.
They or their representatives are welcome to present our honorees with citations.
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Nonprofit Compensation Report
Stay compliant with the latest nonprofit compensation benchmarks with the new 2022 Nonprofit Compensation Report. This report shows compensation trends from the past 5 years and compares executive compensation by gender, organization budget size, cause area, and location. Our report is based on IRS data to offer the most accurate information and insights you need to help your organization build out nonprofit compensation strategies.
What's included in the 2022 Nonprofit Compensation Report:
- Latest compensation trends by gender, budget size, cause area, and job category
- Compensation data on 14 top leadership positions, including CEO, CFO, and more
- Geographical data broken down by national, state, and state/metro area level
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SUNF HARBOR - GRANTS & MEMBERSHIP MANAGER Part Time
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden (“Snug Harbor”) offers dynamic programming in the arts, horticulture, agriculture, education and recreation for diverse cultures and all ages, on a historic, welcoming campus that is a unique oasis in New York City. We envision being a nationally visible yet locally impactful cultural organization beloved by all who visit. We value artistic vibrancy, stewardship, conservation, inclusion, community, communication and discovery. Located less than 1.5 miles from the Staten Island Ferry and easily accessible by public transportation, Snug Harbor welcomes nearly 500,000 visitors each year to explore our gardens, grounds and galleries. Our 83-acre campus features 26 architecturally significant buildings and 14 distinctive gardens, including a traditional Chinese garden and a Tuscan garden. A vibrant cultural hub, Snug Harbor is also home to several non-profit institutions, artists’ studios and small businesses. Founded in the 19th century as a charitable rest home for sailors, today Snug Harbor is a growing, must-see destination.
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FREE Nonprofit Events Calendar |
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Nonprofit Events Community Calendar
Check out ALL the other upcoming Staten Island Nonprofit Events on our FREE Online Calendar.
As you have likely noticed, we now share member events on our social media pages, as well as our FREE online Nonprofit Events Calendar. So, check it out to see what events and fundraisers are coming up! And remember to list your upcoming events on the Nonprofit Events & Fundraisers Community Calendar – A shared calendar for nonprofits & partners to share their major events & fundraisers so as to avoid overlapping events/conflicts in scheduling. Add your events to the Staten Island Nonprofit Events & Fundraisers Community Calendar here.
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*NEW* Members-only Listserv for Fundraisers |
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*NEW* Members-only Listserv for Fundraisers
We have set up a Google Group/listserv for SINFPA Members interested in fundraising/development/communications/event planning. To join and be able to dialogue directly with your colleagues about questions and exchange ideas, please send an email to SI-nonprofit-fundraisers+subscribe@googlegroups.com. You can then send posts directly to that email to communicate with other members of the group, view the discussions/group members on the Google Group page, and also adjust your settings there. To add other SINFPA members involved in fundraising/development/comms/event planning, please have them request to join by sending an email to the same address: SI-nonprofit-fundraisers+subscribe@googlegroups.com. Note: this listserv is for members current on dues only. To confirm your membership status, contact admin@sinfpa.org.
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Not a Member? Join Today! |
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Run a nonprofit on Staten Island? Or know someone that does?
Whether big or small, joining SINFPA can support your organization and employees in multiple ways!
- Training & Networking. Empower yourself & your staff with free or low-cost training! Topics include marketing, finance, HR, governance & more!
- Lead the Sector. Join more than 150 organizations to learn best practices as we strive to make Staten Island more resilient & equitable.
- Advocacy. Join us in efforts to advocate & represent Staten Island's nonprofit sector across the city.
- Access to Resources. Assistance in finding grants, legal services, and other resources to grow your own nonprofit!
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We've Moved! Note Our New Address:
PO Box 141292
Staten Island, NY 10314
(347)-SINFPA [347-674-6372]
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