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Our community has said we need to tackle tough challenges—such as the ones we face with child care, housing and a shrinking population. But what we know is that making progress on issues like those is going to require all of us to exercise leadership.
Maybe you or your organization have never participated in Match Day before or maybe you've reviewed the Match Day Event and Marketing Guide but still want a little more guidance. The Match Day Q&A Workshop is your chance to bring those burning questions to an informal in-person session. Registration is required by filling out the form below by Feb. 29.
Maybe you or your organization have never participated in Match Day before or maybe you've reviewed the Match Day Event and Marketing Guide but still want a little more guidance. The Match Day Q&A Workshop is your chance to bring those burning questions to an informal in-person session. Registration is required by filling out the form below by Feb. 29.
Hutchinson Community Foundation believes that a connected community is a stronger community, and we’ve witnessed the power and impact that can come from quality relationships within and across sectors in Reno County. That’s why we invite nonprofit staff, volunteers, and board members to join us as a community of co-workers for a Nonprofits Connect Meetup on March 22 from 8:30am-10am at Scuttlebutts.
Hutchinson Community Foundation believes that a connected community is a stronger community, and we’ve witnessed the power and impact that can come from quality relationships within and across sectors in Reno County. That’s why we invite nonprofit staff, volunteers, and board members to a Speed Connections event on April 25 from 4-5:30 p.m. at Sandhills Brewing.
Hutchinson Community Foundation hosts a Learning Community series, part of our Nonprofit Strength Initiative, open to nonprofit staff and board members to exchange ideas, strengthen relationships, and inspire innovation on key aspects of organizational effectiveness.
Hutchinson Community Foundation believes that a connected community is a stronger community, and we’ve witnessed the power and impact that can come from quality relationships within and across sectors in Reno County. That’s why we invite nonprofit staff, volunteers, and board members to join us as a community of co-workers for a Nonprofits Connect Meetup on May 31 from 8:30am-10am at Scuttlebutts.
In our experience and conversations with experts on community building, we’ve learned that collecting information about resident perceptions and priorities is a critical first step in creating a strong future for a community.
Hutchinson Community Foundation believes that a connected community is a stronger community, and we’ve witnessed the power and impact that can come from quality relationships within and across sectors in Reno County. That’s why we invite nonprofit staff, volunteers, and board members to join us as a community of co-workers for a Nonprofits Connect Meetup on July 26 from 8:30am-10am at Scuttlebutts.
Hutchinson Community Foundation believes that a connected community is a stronger community, and we’ve witnessed the power and impact that can come from quality relationships within and across sectors in Reno County. That’s why we invite nonprofit staff, volunteers, and board members to a Speed Connections event on June 27 from 4-5:30pm at Sandhills Brewing.
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