“Ask for what you need - Give what you can”
The Guilford Nonprofit Consortium is a collaborative of nonprofit organizations in Guilford County, North Carolina, that fosters mutual assistance and support within the nonprofit community to create a more efficient and effective nonprofit sector.
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- NEW: Answer your human resource questions
at the HR Help Desk - Enroll your organization • Register for a training or roundtable
- Support a nonprofit wish • Review job postings
- Link to members' newsletters • Access the Financial and IT Help Desks
Congratulations to Our 2010-2011 Graduates
Graduates of the 2010-2011 Executive Director Academy. Learn more here
Back Row L-R:Chip Cromartie, Erin Stratford, Carolyn McManus, Sarah Ivory, Cyndy Hayworth, Joan Tavares (Lead Facilitator), Laura Holley, Paul Evans,:Front Row L-R: Heidi Majors, Ruth Edwards, Eleanor Ratterman, Cindy Mondello, Nancy Probst (Facilitator)
Graduates of the 2011 Nonprofit Management Institute. Learn more here
Back Row L-R:Carrie Cummings, Pamela Palmer (Creator and Instructor), Amy Clear, Elizabeth Green, Teresa McKeon, Front Row L-R: Debra Vigiliano, Charlene Gladney, Donna Newton (Director), Sarah Ivory, Jemie Cossson, Sofia Crisp, Davida Hamilton, Janice Buxton (Class Assistant), Leslie Armeniox
Consortium Funders (Click on the logos to learn more):
These local funders support the Consortium and the local nonprofit sector through their generous contributions:
Featured Member
Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. As Girl Scouts celebrates its 100th birthday in 2012, we continue to be the preeminent contemporary organization dedicated solely to girls - all girls- where, in an accepting and nurturing environment, girls build character and leadership skills for success inthe real world. In partnership with committed adult volunteers, girls develop qualities that will serve them all their lives, like leadership, strong values, social conscience, and conviction about their own potential and self-worth. All Girl Scout activities tie to our most basic tenets, the Girl Scout Promise and Law.
