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Sandtray processing can be a powerful way of mindful and creative reflection, and it is frequently used in the therapy room for children, adults, families, and groups.
Enjoy the warming weather with your community of co-workers for an hour of connection on the patio at Scuttlebutts. From 9-10 a.m., we’ll do a World Café that mixes you with multiple peers, using a Conversation Menu to drive connection. If you need more time (and more coffee), you’re welcome to come early or stay after. Your first drink is on us.
Let’s gather at The Big Tent, where community partners will put their heads together to discover what more is possible in Hutchinson and Reno County. We’ll hear from two people working on different adaptive challenges and then have a series of small-group conversations to process the intersection between the two, test multiple interpretations, and explore a collective purpose for progress. A free lunch will be provided.
Let’s gather at The Big Tent, where community partners will put their heads together to discover what more is possible in Hutchinson and Reno County.
Hutchinson Community Foundation welcomes back Kathryn W. Miree, president of Kathryn W. Miree & Associates, to lead our Professional Advisors Workshop. The session is titled "Seven Options in Family Philanthropy" and approved for two hours of CLE/CE for attorneys, accountants, trust officers and insurance agents.
Bring a team from your organization for shared learning, deeper connection, and recognition of the progress and growth our community is making.
Hutchinson Community Foundation offers Technical Assistance Workshops for nonprofits and community members interested in applying for Fund for Reno County grants.
Hutchinson Community Foundation offers this Technical Assistance Workshop for nonprofits and community members interested in applying for Fund for Reno County grants.
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.
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