Troy University’s IDEA Bank is teaming with the Central Alabama Community Foundation to deal a totally free workshop on non-profit company start-ups.
” The Nonprofit Summit is going to be a excellent chance for existing and striving non-profit owners or affiliates to get together for networking and knowing,” stated Lynne Firmin George, the IDEA Bank’s director.
The workshop is from 8a m. till 2 p.m. on Thursday, April 21 at the IDEA Bank on the Square in downtown Troy. It consists of sessions on social networks development, board of directors development, networking and a grant-writingsession Lunch is offered.
” I am delighted that the Central Alabama Community Foundation wanted to partner with us on this distinct program to bring their competence to our community,” stated George.
Starting the workshop will be a Michael Coleman, executive director of the Downtown Jimmy Hale Objective, a Birmingham-based, no-cost improvement center for homeless guys chosen as the 2022 Finest Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Birmingham.
Coleman, who took the reins of Jimmy Hale Objective in 2019, established Objective from Hope Influenced Ministries in Montgomery and worked as its executive director for 8 years. The Greenville native worked as a interactions officer in the United States Army for 21 years prior to retiring from service in 2005. He was later on the lead pastor at a church in Fort Deposit, Alabama, and director of altruism for Empathy 21 in Montgomery prior to establishing HIM.
For three-quarters of a century, the Jimmie Hale Objective has actually been assisting guys affected by homelessness in downtown Birmingham through education removal, task preparedness, and spiritual assistance. It runs an Active Recovery program, an in- depth, scientifically structured Christian group approach to assisting locals comprehend and get rid ofsubstance abuse
” While we generally focus our programming on conventional company preparation, we acknowledge the value that non-profit companies play in our community and desire to do more to support them,” George stated. “These people are entrepreneur with a totally various set of guidelines and basic of operation, however they are simply as essential.”
Register for workshop online For more information, contact George by means of e-mail at ideabank@troy.edu or call her at 334-808-6794. Discover more about IDEA Bank programs on the web at https://www.troy.edu/community- outreach/idea-bank/index. html