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Last updated: June 8, 2009

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NONPROFIT CALENDAR
You asked for a common calendar feature for the nonprofit community in Whatcom County to help all of us coordinate our events better. You got what you asked for! Now you can be sure you're not hosting major events on the same date as others. It will only work if we all use it. It's free, and you add and update your own events. Click here to set up your account or to view the calendar.

WCN eNEWS
What else did you ask for? A single source for nonprofit events, training and education, resources needed and offered, jobs in the local nonprofit sector, funding opportunities, and more. Your WCN eNews is a free weekly email newsletter. No spam! To subscribe to WCN eNews or to submit content, email: wcn@whatcomcoalition.org

WCN PEER LEARNING BROWN BAG DISCUSSION - SUCCESSFUL FUNDRAISING
noon-1 p.m., Thursday, June 11, United Way Board Room, 1511 Cornwall. Let's take a new approach and consider the successes organizations are having even in today's economy. Byron Mannering, Executive Director of the Brigid Collins Family Support Center, will share his agency's strategies and successes and then open up the discussion for all of us to talk about how we are weathering the storm. We encourage anyone who attended any of the Susan Howlett fund raising series to come and join in the conversation so we can all learn from each other. As always, WCN Peer Learning Brownbags are free and open to the public, and are handicap accessible. FMI: contact Kathy Washatka at kathy_washatka@nwti.org or (360)734-5121 x244.

WHATCOM COUNCIL OF NONPROFITS SCHMOOZEFEST:
4:30-6:30 p.m., July 22, Boundary Bay Brewery Beer Garden (lower level), 1107 Railroad Avenue, Bellingham. Come one, come all to enjoy the third-annual WCN Summer Schmoozefest, with no-host beverages and snacks. Connect with all your old pals, meet some new ones and maybe even win a door prize! Logistics: The Beer Garden is handicap accessible from the alley behind Boundary Bay. WCN Schmoozefest is free and open to nonprofit staff, board members, volunteers, and friends. Don't forget to bring  business cards, brochures, and other networking goodies. NEW! WCN will provide a venue for you SHARE and SEEK RESOURCES. Do you have something others in the sector might need (equipment, expertise, coaching, anything else)? WCN will provide a board and short info forms for sharing and seeking resources. If you prefer, bring your own descriptions of resources offered or needed-- it’s a great way to network and introduce yourself to others. UPDATE: Want to see your colleagues from the winter Schmoozefest? Check out the KVOS "Experience Northwest" spot with Deb Slater: http://www.vimeo.com/3925884


The Whatcom Council of Nonprofits is sponsored by the Whatcom Coalition for Healthy Communities, which convenes the business, nonprofit, government, and education sectors to collaboratively improve health and quality of life in Whatcom County.

Other WCN sponsors and partners include:
The Mary Redman Foundation
Whatcom Community Foundation
Bellilngham Public Library

To contact the Whatcom Council of Nonprofits:wcn@whatcomcoalition.org

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