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May 01, 2024 Non Profit News Pod: Sacramento Region Community Foundation's Big Day of Giving.
Our first ever Non Profit News Pod recognizes the significance of Big Day of Giving to our nonprofits across the region. Kerry Wood, CEO of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation, explains the event. The fact that it takes place only one day a year, May 2 ,2024, really creates that sense of urgency, the sense of community and the sense of commitment to support your favorite non profit organizations. To contribute and join in the celebration of giving visit https://www.bigdayofgiving.org/
Let's see Sacramento eclipse all prior years in 2024 and break the $100M threshold since the inception of the program. Tell a friend and share it wherever you can!
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April 24, 2024 Advocacy in Action: CASA's Relevance & Necessity in the Foster Care System.
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Have you ever pondered the inner workings of the foster care system and the unsung heroes guiding children through it? Carol Noreen, Executive Director of CASA Sacramento, joins me today to shine a spotlight on the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program, revealing the intricate juggling of compassion and legal advocacy that shapes the destinies of foster children. This heartfelt conversation unfolds the layers of CASA's influence as we traverse the tale of siblings whose lives were transformed through the perseverance of a CASA volunteer, demonstrating the profound connections that can alter the course of a child's future.Navigating the complexities of foster care in Sacramento County, we uncover the sobering reality faced by over a thousand children dependent on a system stretched thin. Carol eloquently illustrates the disparity between the needs of these young individuals and the available resources, particularly for those teetering on the edge of adulthood. Together, we dissect how CASA volunteers bridge this gap, providing indispensable support for older youth in the extended foster care system, and the pivotal role they play in equipping these emerging adults for a life beyond the system's protective embrace.Finally, our content paints an inspiring picture of the CASA volunteer journey – a commitment that melds personal enrichment with civic duty. Take an inside look at the rigorous but rewarding path to becoming an advocate: from the meticulous application process to the extensive training, and the deep, often life-changing relationships formed with foster children. Through stories like Vincent's, guided by his CASA volunteer Mike, we call upon potential volunteers, especially men, to heed this call to mentorship – a single act that could leave an indelible mark on a young life.For more information about CASA Sacramento:Website: www.casassacramento.orgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/casasacramento/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SacramentoCASALinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/casa-sacramento/Special thanks to our three “Founding” sponsors for helping to support a weekly cadence of the program. Please give them consideration if you should have a need in their area of expertise. They are:CAPTRUST: Fiduciary advice for endowments and foundations.www.captrust.com/sacramentoRSE, Inc: Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations www.RS-E.comWestern Health Advantage: Providing a health plan for you. www.westernhealth.com
Thank you so much for listening to this nonprofit story! We appreciate you. Please visit the website to sign up for our email updates and newsletter. https://www.nonprofpod.com/ And if you like, leave me a voicemail to comment on the program, leave a question for us to ask in the future or a message for me, Jeff Holden. I may even use your voice mail message in a future episode of one of our incredible local nonprofit organizations. https://www.nonprofpod.com/voicemail. Thanks again for your support in listening, commenting and sharing the great work our local nonprofits are accomplishing.
59 min
April 17, 2024 Transforming Lives and Neighborhoods: Rebuilding Together Sacramento's Bonnie Patterson Shares How.
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Listen in as Executive Director Bonnie Patterson from Rebuilding Together Sacramento joins me to share the incredible story of how a modest volunteer initiative blossomed into a robust nonprofit organization, touching countless lives along the way. With a legacy that began as "Christmas in April", the group now offers a plethora of programs aimed at aiding low-income homeowners. Their mission? To ensure older adults and individuals with disabilities can live safely and independently in their own homes. Bonnie paints a vivid picture of the transformation led by her predecessor, Carrie Gritt, whose 23-year tenure laid a strong foundation for the organization's critical repair and "Safe at Home" programs.During our engaging conversation, Bonnie highlights the synergy between "Rebuilding Together Sacramento" and other home-focused organizations, like "Habitat for Humanity," underscoring their unique contributions to community service. We unpack the vital collaborations that amplify the impact of home repair services for communities of color, and the inclusive strategies employed to break down language barriers and foster trust. Discover how these alliances are fortified by the support of local real estate associations and ethnic chambers, and learn about the accessible application process that ensures these valuable services reach the homeowners who need them most.We'll close by exploring the behind-the-scenes intricacies of funding and volunteer mobilization that keep community-based organizations like Rebuilding Together Sacramento thriving. The spirit of volunteerism shines through stories of neighborhood revitalization and the touching tale of a project that transformed the home of a deserving senior. We acknowledge the challenges of maintaining volunteer engagement, especially post-pandemic, and discuss innovative solutions to attract new participants. Our discussion culminates in a celebration of the community's support for seniors and the construction industry's role in fostering neighborhood camaraderie and engagement through visible projects.To learn more about Rebuilding Together Sacramento visit www.rebuildingtogethersacramento.orgSpecial thanks to our three “Founding” sponsors for helping to support a weekly cadence of the program. Please give them consideration if you should have a need in their area of expertise. They are:CAPTRUST: Fiduciary advice for endowments and foundations.www.captrust.com/sacramentoRSE, Inc: Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations www.RS-E.comWestern Health Advantage: Providing a health plan for you. www.westernhealth.com
Thank you so much for listening to this nonprofit story! We appreciate you. Please visit the website to sign up for our email updates and newsletter. https://www.nonprofpod.com/ And if you like, leave me a voicemail to comment on the program, leave a question for us to ask in the future or a message for me, Jeff Holden. I may even use your voice mail message in a future episode of one of our incredible local nonprofit organizations. https://www.nonprofpod.com/voicemail. Thanks again for your support in listening, commenting and sharing the great work our local nonprofits are accomplishing.
46 min
April 10, 2024 Breakthrough Sacramento: Setting the Stage for Student Success For Over 30 Years.
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Ever wondered how a summer program can transform a child's future? Breakthrough Sacramento's 30th anniversary is a testament to the staying power of education and mentorship. Join me as Faith Galati, the dedicated Executive Director of Breakthrough Sacramento, shares the floor with an energetic eighth grader, Johanna. Their stories intertwine to paint a vivid picture of the program's history, its impactful peer-teaching approach, and the ways in which it champions educational equity, helping students like Johanna build a solid academic foundation during the pivotal summer months leading back into the regular academic schedule.Imagine a classroom where raps, cheers, and dynamic learning are the norm. That's the reality for participants in the Breakthrough Summer Program. This episode looks at how unconventional methods and a vibrant learning atmosphere can lead to significant academic strides. We explore how the Breakthrough National Collaborative aids in crafting a well-rounded curriculum and exchanging best practices to benefit learners across the nation. It's not just about the books; it's about fostering a love for learning and a drive for academic excellence.Our conversation also demonstrates the value of experiential activities and intricate college preparation processes offered by Breakthrough Sacramento. There's more to education than what's taught in the classroom, and we delve into how experiences like skiing and kayaking, paired with comprehensive high school advising and college counseling, set the stage for success. The educational landscape is shifting, and we tackle how Breakthrough Sacramento navigates these changes, shaping futures by steering students through high school curriculums, college admissions, and the significance of investing in education to prevent negative outcomes in vulnerable communities. This has been one of our community's best kept secrets to say the least and it's time now to make some noise about all the good that's been done the past 30 years and how that's going to make a difference going forward. To learn more about Breakthrough Sacramento and to take the test to see if you're smarter than a Breakthrough Student, visit https://breakthroughsac.org/To connect with Faith Galati email: [email protected] thanks to our three “Founding” sponsors for helping to support a weekly cadence of the program. Please give them consideration if you should have a need in their area of expertise. They are:CAPTRUST: Fiduciary advice for endowments and foundations.www.captrust.com/sacramentoRSE, Inc: Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations www.RS-E.comWestern Health Advantage: Providing a health plan for you. www.westernhealth.com
Thank you so much for listening to this nonprofit story! We appreciate you. Please visit the website to sign up for our email updates and newsletter. https://www.nonprofpod.com/ And if you like, leave me a voicemail to comment on the program, leave a question for us to ask in the future or a message for me, Jeff Holden. I may even use your voice mail message in a future episode of one of our incredible local nonprofit organizations. https://www.nonprofpod.com/voicemail. Thanks again for your support in listening, commenting and sharing the great work our local nonprofits are accomplishing.
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April 03, 2024 Healing and Hope. How Kids First Empowers Families Through Support & Collaboration
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This episode has a special space in our catalog as Kids First was the very first non profit to have been recorded back during the pandemic. Since that first episode was all about the virtual event, it seemed only fair to bring it up do date to help get the story told of all they do for the community. Listen in as I speak with Debbie Gabelich, CEO, as we explore the comprehensive services offered by Kids First, a family resource center dedicated to supporting families through counseling, assistance with essentials, and specialized support for children affected by sex trafficking. Debbie shares the necessary collaborative efforts with other organizations, detailing the impressive outreach of a 35-person team serving thousands, and the innovation needed to maintain connections with the community in a post-pandemic landscape.Hear firsthand about the pressing issues facing the working poor in areas like Placer County, where skyrocketing living costs create heart-wrenching choices between rent, food, and childcare. We delve into the mental health crisis that these financial strains exacerbate, discussing the rise in abuse cases and the complexities involved in providing therapy to those without a stable living situation. Our conversation emphasizes the importance of empathy, illustrating how crucial it is to really listen to those we're striving to help and the assistance programs designed to alleviate some of this burden.We close with a powerful success story of a young girl who overcame the trauma of sex trafficking to build a life for herself and her child, thanks to the unwavering support of her case manager and the resources provided by Kids First. We highlight the organization's commitment to empowerment and self-sustainability, and the importance of diverse funding sources and community partnerships. If you're drawn to issues surrounding child welfare and want to learn how leadership and community engagement drive nonprofit success, this episode is an inspiring call to action.For more information on Kids First, visit www.kidsfirstnow.orgYou can call 916-774-6802To reach Debbie directly by email: [email protected] thanks to our three “Founding” sponsors for helping to support a weekly cadence of the program. Please give them consideration if you should have a need in their area of expertise. They are:CAPTRUST: Fiduciary advice for endowments and foundations.www.captrust.com/sacramentoRSE, Inc: Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations www.RS-E.comWestern Health Advantage: Providing a health plan for you. www.westernhealth.com
Thank you so much for listening to this nonprofit story! We appreciate you. Please visit the website to sign up for our email updates and newsletter. https://www.nonprofpod.com/ And if you like, leave me a voicemail to comment on the program, leave a question for us to ask in the future or a message for me, Jeff Holden. I may even use your voice mail message in a future episode of one of our incredible local nonprofit organizations. https://www.nonprofpod.com/voicemail. Thanks again for your support in listening, commenting and sharing the great work our local nonprofits are accomplishing.
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March 27, 2024 How Sacramento's Hispanic Chamber Cultivates Commerce and Community.
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Unlock the secrets of entrepreneurial growth and community impact with Cathy Rodriguez Aguirre, President/CEO of the Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, as she shares the chamber's transformative work. Our conversation spotlights the array of bilingual services provided, from supporting micro-businesses to partnering with corporate giants like SMUD and Wells Fargo. By weaving in the compelling stories of Hispanic and Latina-owned businesses thriving within the Sacramento region, we showcase the Chamber's unwavering dedication to education, resources, connections, and advocacy. This episode reveals the chamber's dynamic approach to uplifting Latino voices in the local economy and supporting general market business with the necessary information to properly address the Hispanic community.Hear firsthand the inspiring success stories that have emerged from initiatives like the Emprende program, which has become a beacon for Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs. Cathy illustrates how this 10-week course, covering crucial business skills, has facilitated growth for ventures such as Gondo Fusion, turning dreams into tangible success. Educational partnerships are proof of the profound cultural influence of such collaborations, highlighting the potential for Hispanic businesses to continue to appeal to broader markets. Our disucssion on these narratives affirms the power of education and mentorship in crafting a resilient post-pandemic business landscape.We have a little fun with the vibrant tale of Taco Plaza's cultural and economic revitalization in the Northgate community. Cathy's passion is palpable as she recounts the collaborative efforts that turned a vision into a bustling hub of Latino heritage. The episode culminates in a celebration of her decade-long commitment to service and current role in the organization, a poignant reminder of the joy found in community building. This is definitely an opportunity to be inspired by the chamber's multifaceted strategies for fostering economic growth and civic engagement in the heart of Sacramento.For more information about the chamber, visit www.sachcc.orgYou can follow them on all social media at @sachispanicsSpecial thanks to our three “Founding” sponsors for helping to support a weekly cadence of the program. Please give them consideration if you should have a need in their area of expertise. They are:CAPTRUST: Fiduciary advice for endowments and foundations.www.captrust.com/sacramentoRSE, Inc: Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations www.RS-E.comWestern Health Advantage: Providing a health plan for you. www.westernhealth.com
Thank you so much for listening to this nonprofit story! We appreciate you. Please visit the website to sign up for our email updates and newsletter. https://www.nonprofpod.com/ And if you like, leave me a voicemail to comment on the program, leave a question for us to ask in the future or a message for me, Jeff Holden. I may even use your voice mail message in a future episode of one of our incredible local nonprofit organizations. https://www.nonprofpod.com/voicemail. Thanks again for your support in listening, commenting and sharing the great work our local nonprofits are accomplishing.
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March 20, 2024 Empathy Through Experience. How "A Touch of Understanding" Celebrates Diverse Abilities.
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Join me as as I welcome Meghan Adamski from "A Touch of Understanding". We'll uncover the compassionate journey and profound influence of an organization that has been championing disability awareness for over three decades. Meghan shares with us the heartfelt origins of the program, stemming from the founder's childhood experience that lead to the creation of an educational initiative that has since touched the lives of thousands of students. Through a blend of personal anecdotes and the program's history, we uncover how a single second-grade classroom initiative has blossomed into a far-reaching effort to instill empathy and inclusion across 10 counties, targeting third to sixth graders.We'll explore the magic of a hands-on empathy-building programs that are transforming young minds and school cultures alike. Through interactive activities and the power of personal storytelling, students are transported into the world of their peers with disabilities, gaining insights and respect for the diversity of human experience. Our conversation covers how this program reaches beyond the confines of academic learning, instead offering invaluable life lessons on acceptance and respect. The stories shared are both touching and revelatory, underscoring the program's pivotal role in nurturing an inclusive environment on school campuses.We'll also address the impact of bringing disability awareness directly to the community through engaging, hands-on activities. We discuss the enlightening moments that come from students navigating the world with white canes or wheelchairs, celebrating the adaptive tools that empower individuals with disabilities. The narrative shifts from one of pity to empowerment, as we emphasize the importance of inclusive education. This inspiring discussion is one that highlights the significant role "A Touch of Understanding" i splaying in shaping a more empathetic and inclusive future for us all.For more information visit the website at www.touchofunderstanding.orgor you can email Meghan directly at [email protected] can also learn more about their April event each year on the website as well.Special thanks to our three “Founding” sponsors for helping to support a weekly cadence of the program. Please give them consideration if you should have a need in their area of expertise. They are:CAPTRUST: Fiduciary advice for endowments and foundations.www.captrust.com/sacramentoRSE, Inc: Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations www.RS-E.comWestern Health Advantage: Providing a health plan for you. www.westernhealth.com
Thank you so much for listening to this nonprofit story! We appreciate you. Please visit the website to sign up for our email updates and newsletter. https://www.nonprofpod.com/ And if you like, leave me a voicemail to comment on the program, leave a question for us to ask in the future or a message for me, Jeff Holden. I may even use your voice mail message in a future episode of one of our incredible local nonprofit organizations. https://www.nonprofpod.com/voicemail. Thanks again for your support in listening, commenting and sharing the great work our local nonprofits are accomplishing.
52 min
March 13, 2024 Sacramento Region Community Foundation's Transformational Strategies Unleash Community Giving
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Ever wondered how the spirit of giving is nurtured within a community? Kerry Wood, CEO of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation joins me to shed light on the monumental efforts that drive philanthropy forward. Our conversation pulls back the curtain on the operational magic of community foundations, where donor passions intertwine with community needs, creating a tapestry of impact that will hopefully span across generations. Kerry's insights into donor-advised funds and scholarships reveal a world where strategic giving meets heartfelt generosity, making a tangible difference in countless lives.Managing assets with a 40-year legacy is no small feat, and we'll hear how this intricate ballet of financial stewardship functions. As Kerry explains the Big Day of Giving, a Sacramento Region Community Foundation originated program, it becomes clear that when non-profits and businesses link arms, the power of unity propels the Sacramento community towards incredible milestones.We'll discuss the ever-changing landscape of nonprofit philanthropy, where innovation and resilience are the orders of the day. Kerry paints a picture of a community unflinching in the face of economic challenges, whose generosity only grows stronger. Join the wave of philanthropic change sweeping through Sacramento. By the end of our discussion, you'll be equipped with the knowledge of how to become a part of this flourishing philanthropic ecosystem that is our Sacramento Region Community Foundation and work toward ushering in a new era of giving.You can learn more about the Sacramento Region Community Foundation by visiting www.sacregcf.org or you can call 916-921-7723
Special thanks to our three “Founding” sponsors for helping to support a weekly cadence of the program. Please give them consideration if you should have a need in their area of expertise. They are:
CAPTRUST: Fiduciary advice for endowments and foundations. www.captrust.com/sacramento
RSE, Inc: Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations www.RS-E.com
Western Health Advantage: Providing a health plan for you. www.westernhealth.com
Thank you so much for listening to this nonprofit story! We appreciate you. Please visit the website to sign up for our email updates and newsletter. https://www.nonprofpod.com/ And if you like, leave me a voicemail to comment on the program, leave a question for us to ask in the future or a message for me, Jeff Holden. I may even use your voice mail message in a future episode of one of our incredible local nonprofit organizations. https://www.nonprofpod.com/voicemail. Thanks again for your support in listening, commenting and sharing the great work our local nonprofits are accomplishing.
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March 06, 2024 Hands That Feed and Hearts That Love, Sacramento's SPCA Is So Much More Than An Animal Shelter.
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Imagine the journey from a bustling media career to the tranquil life off-the-grid, and finally to the helm of a once-struggling animal shelter. That's the life of Kenn Altine, CEO of the Sacramento SPCA. He's here to shatter the illusion that animal welfare organizations are solely about the animals, revealing the deep connections between the care of pets and the well-being of their human companions. Through Kenn's experiences, we uncover the nuanced reality of shelter management, from the challenges of dog intake to the national shortage of veterinarians. This conversation isn't just about the creatures on four legs; it's about the hands that feed them, the hearts that love them, and the lives intertwined with theirs.We'll recount the emotional rollercoaster that is animal adoption. Kenn shares the touching story of Velvet, a dog whose resilience embodies the spirit of the Sacramento SPCA staff. It's stories like these that illustrate the unspoken promise every shelter makes: to pour love and care into every animal until they find their forever home. We also celebrate the joyous moments of connection, the instant a family finds their perfect four legged addition, and the collective cheer that echoes through the shelter as another life is saved. These tales of triumph and healing go beyond the individual stories, reflecting the profound impact that an animal's companionship can have on a home.We spotlight the variety of services provided by shelters, like the Sacramento SPCA, and the critical role they play in society. From the unforgettable journey of Bark Purdy, the Chihuahua who captivated hearts at the Puppy Bowl this year, to the importance of patience in waiting for the right pet—a sentiment echoed by various adoption success stories. Kenn's narrative and the services of the SPCA highlight the undeniable fact that the love of an animal is a powerful force, one that can reshape lives and strengthen communities. And the fact that the agency that tends to these animals is a much to them as a multifaceted healthcare system is to humans. This episode isn't just a discussion; it's an invitation to witness the incredible bonds formed through the dedication of those working tirelessly to ensure every animal finds a place to call home.To learn more about the Sacramento SPCA visit SSPCA.org or call 916-2804If your business would like to support the organization, call 916-504-2802As mentioned in the show, if you want to learn more about how a non profit organization spends it's funding visit www.guidestar.org or www.charitynavigator.orgSpecial thanks to our three “Founding” sponsors for helping to support a weekly cadence of the program. Please give them consideration if you should have a need in their area of expertise. They are:CAPTRUST: Fiduciary advice for endowments and foundations. www.captrust.com/sacramentoRSE,Inc: Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations www.RS-E.comWestern Health Advantage: Providing a health plan for you. www.westernhealth.com
Thank you so much for listening to this nonprofit story! We appreciate you. Please visit the website to sign up for our email updates and newsletter. https://www.nonprofpod.com/ And if you like, leave me a voicemail to comment on the program, leave a question for us to ask in the future or a message for me, Jeff Holden. I may even use your voice mail message in a future episode of one of our incredible local nonprofit organizations. https://www.nonprofpod.com/voicemail. Thanks again for your support in listening, commenting and sharing the great work our local nonprofits are accomplishing.
55 min
February 21, 2024 How Big Brothers Big Sisters Collaborate With Luminous Minds to Foster Literacy In Schools.
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Join me today as we explore the powerful partnership between Big Brothers Big Sisters and Luminous Minds, aimed at enriching the lives of children through mentorship and improved literacy. Listen in as my guests, Brenda Frascheur, Jacob Petersen and Chandra Roughton, shed light on the incredible mission of Big Brothers Big Sisters to create life-changing bonds between 'bigs' and 'littles' by fostering, supporting and teaching literacy for children struggling to read. Moreover, Clumipalshandra from Luminous Minds introduces us to the Lumipals program, an innovative literacy initiative that further amplifies the impact of these mentorships within schools.Be amazed by the mutual benefits that the Big Brothers Big Sisters, Luminous Minds mentorship program brings to the 'littles' and the schools involved. Our conversation highlights the simple yet profound difference an hour a week can make in helping children struggling to read. Discover the inclusive nature of the program, where anyone willing to commit time and care can participate. Chandra shares how the collaboration with Luminous Minds is addressing both academic and personal development, emphasizing the program's dedication to nurturing well-rounded individuals.Lastly, tune in as we discuss the vital role of educational partnerships in bolstering children's literacy and overall growth. We cover the far-reaching impact of mentorship on the community and the importance of expanding these programs to reach more students. Chandra provides more insight into how tracking the program's effectiveness ensures continued success and development. This episode is a testament to the power of care and commitment in shaping a brighter future for children, and we invite you to learn how you can become a part of this transformative experience as a teacher, but most importantly as a Big Brother or Big Sister where the need is greatest. To learn more about Big Brothers Big Sisters Northern Sierra visit www.bbbsns.org or call 530-626-1222To learn more about Big Brothers Big Sisters Greater Sacramento visit www.BBBS-Sac.orgTo learn more or follow Luminous Minds visit www.luminousmindsinc.com or call 916-996-7322Social Media Handles:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luminousmindsofficial/Linked-IN: www.linkedin.com/in/chandra-roughton-m-ed-392601b0Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/luminousmindsinc/YouTube: @luminousmindsinc.3057To reach Chandra Roughton directly email: [email protected] thanks to our three “Founding” sponsors for helping to support a weekly cadence of the program. Please give them consideration if you should have a need in their area of expertise. They are:CAPTRUST: Fiduciary advice for endowments and foundations.www.captrust.com/sacramentoRSE, Inc: Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations www.RS-E.comWestern Health Advantage: Providing a health plan for you. www.westernhealth.com
Thank you so much for listening to this nonprofit story! We appreciate you. Please visit the website to sign up for our email updates and newsletter. https://www.nonprofpod.com/ And if you like, leave me a voicemail to comment on the program, leave a question for us to ask in the future or a message for me, Jeff Holden. I may even use your voice mail message in a future episode of one of our incredible local nonprofit organizations. https://www.nonprofpod.com/voicemail. Thanks again for your support in listening, commenting and sharing the great work our local nonprofits are accomplishing.
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