Nonprofit Roundtable of Greater Washington

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To build the strength,
influence and visibility of
the nonprofit community in
Greater Washington.
Towards a More Just
and Caring Community

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2012 THINK TWICE CAMPAIGN

The Think Twice Campaign for regional budget advocacy is underway! This joint initiative of the Center for Nonprofit Advancement and the Roundtable will provide weekly updates on the FY13 budgets in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia. You can get up-to-the-minute news on the Think Twice website and our Twitter feed.

Drop a line to this year's campaign director, Angie Rodgers, to sign up to receive weekly updates, get more information or to GET INVOLVED!

THE ROUNDTABLE IS HIRING A VICE PRESIDENT

We are seeking a skilled and experienced leader to join our team who will be responsible for the day to day management of the organization.

The search will be led by TransitionGuides. Please refer all questions, submissions and hot ideas to Ginna Goodenow or Don Tebbe at www.transitionguides.com or rt@transitionguides.com or (301) 439-6635.

More information is on our blog.

ALLIANCE MEANS SAVINGS

The Nonprofit Energy Alliance, a collaboration of nonprofits who use their collective purchasing power to secure electricity supplies at lower cost and help build a greener economy, was recognized by the Montgomery County Council on Dec 13.

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At the ceremonies honoring the Alliance for helping nonprofit dollars go further, left to right, were Ron Rodriguez of Clean Currents; Hope Gleicher of Nonprofit Montgomery; Anthony Carter of the Nonprofit Roundtable; Council President Roger Berliner, who presented a proclamation on behalf of the Council; Suzan Jenkins of the Arts and Humanities Council; and Scott Birdsong of GUIDE, Inc.

Enrollment for the next round of the Energy Alliance will begin in spring of 2012. Contact Anthony for more information and to get involved.

Any nonprofit in Suburban MD and/or DC that pays for electricity (as owner or renter) may be eligible.

MEYER EXPONENT AWARDS

The Meyer Foundation announced the 2011 Exponent Awardees - Amy Nakamoto (DC Scores), Lecester Johnson (Academy of Hope)

and Manny Hidalgo (Latino Economic Development Corporation). All three are Roundtable Members. The $100,000 award recognizes outstanding nonprofit executive directors. Read about previous awardees.

FANNIE MAE 2011 WALKATHON

The Fannie Mae Help the Homeless Walkathon took place on November 19 and raised about one million dollars to support organizations (including over 20 Roundtable Members), working to prevent and end homelessness in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.

For more about this year's walkathon and to learn how organizations like Martha's Table are working with Fannie Mae on increasing the number of 'mini-walks' to continue to help the homeless see The Washington Post's coverage of the event.

Beneficiary Organizations by Region & Focus Area

GIVING CAMPAIGN SUCCESS

17,839 people gave "to the Max" on Wed., Nov 9, and raised $2,034,584 for nonprofits around our metro region. Thanks!

Among others, congratulations to For Love of Children for being a Diamond Ticket Winner and #1 overall in most dollars raised!

For a chance to win $100 for the nonprofit of your choice donors and nonprofits that participated are invited to share feedback on Give to the Max Day.

Learn more about this campaign at:
Wash Post | Huffington Post | Bisnow | Facebook

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UPCOMING EVENTS

in Prince George's County:
Jan 31 NEW CEO Table for Ten

Feb 9 Technology for Nonprofits
Feb 14 Change in Northern VA

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MEMBER UPDATES

Maryland Nonprofits announced its 19th Annual Conference, which will be held in March, according to The Examiner.

Congratulations to CAFB's Lynn Brantley and HandsOn Greater DC Cares' Curtis Cannon, who were recently named White House Champions of Change!