Episode 50: This podcast is the audio version of a Zoom workshop held on April 9, 2020 with information on SBA emergency loans for organizations, Orange County’s Funder’s response to the crisis including information on grants, and stories of organizational success through crisis.

Presenters include:

• Victoria Torres, Director of Community Impact, Anaheim for the Samueli Foundation

Links to Resources:

1. EIDL Loans Resources from SBDC:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5j3ivhlqnbltuzu/AACGkOvhY3EGKDtMMSK8NCfra/Resource%20Materials?dl=0&subfolder_nav_tracking=1

1. SBA Disaster Loan Assistance:

https://covid19relief.sba.gov/#/

1. Link for the OC Community Resilience Fund:

http://charitableventures.org/resiliencefund/

1. Send your OC “feel good” stories of getting through the crisis for OC Grantmakers Newsletter to:

[email protected]  

1. Victoria’s OC Facebook Group to stay connected during the crisis and beyond:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/ocnonprofits

A rebroadcast of our interview with May Harris of For Purpose Law, who dispels many of the legal myths of our Social Sector. Are raffles legal? Can governments appoint board members? Should 501(c)(3)s incorporate in Delaware? These are just a few.

This rebroadcast examines a Bureau of Labor Statistics study done in 2012 and 2016, showing that public benefit corporations have pay equity with for-profit corporations dispelling that old myth that we make less. We talk to the BLS researcher who did the study.

A rebroadcast of one of our favorite episodes on the mythology around fundraising events. Do you really make money on these events when everything is calculated? Would your staff make the organization more money in other ways if they didn't have the event? Listen and decide for yourselves. Help us by following us, sharing us in social media, and rating us with a 5-star review.

This is a rebroadcast of our first episode dealing with the BS around the word "Nonprofit" with guest Heidi Gottlieb.

A brief look into our fourth season.

There is much BS around the use of interns: "They are a waste of time," "They are there to get coffee," "They are hard to get," "They are hard to keep." In my position as CEO of a cultural center, we hosted about 60 interns each year which did a great deal of work on our behalf. Of our 17 staff positions, 15 were filled by volunteer interns.

Today we are talking with Robert Pierce and Andrew Gonzalez of the Center for Internships & Community Engagement at California State University Fullerton. Together we are going to clear up the myths around internships.

(Part 2 of 2) In the vein of Reddit's "Ask Me Anything," a panel of esteemed experts at the 2018 G3X Conference took questions from the audience and dropped some pearls for the audience and you! Experts for the two days of panels include:

1. Zoot Velasco, Gianneschi Center Director

(Part 1 of 2) In the vein of Reddit's "Ask Me Anything," a panel of esteemed experts at the 2018 G3X Conference took questions from the audience and dropped some pearls for the audience and you! Experts for the two days of panels include:

1. Zoot Velasco, Gianneschi Center Director