Starting a Nonprofit
Posted by on April 12, 2010
Chestnut Hill College announces the third in a series of free nonprofit capacity-building seminars, supported through funding from PHENND and Learn & Serve America.
“Starting a Nonprofit”
April 29, 2010
8:30 am – 12:00 pm
Chestnut Hill College
Social Room, Fournier Hall
Presented by:
Eileen Marnien, SSJ
Director
Sisters of Saint Joseph Welcome Center
http://www.ssjwelcomecenter.org/
Located on Allegheny Avenue in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia, The Welcome Center has been established to respond to the needs of newcomers in our neighborhood, community and country. Beginning life in a new country carries with it special challenges. Directed by the Sisters of Saint Joseph, the Welcome Center reaches out to those in need especially to newcomers who have not yet learned the language or culture of our city. We offer opportunities that enable immigrants and others to improve the quality of their lives through access to education, support services and programs leading to self-sufficiency.
In this interactive workshop, Sister Eileen will share the story of The Welcome Center, and will offer participants valuable information about the process of starting a nonprofit organization.
Cost: Free, but advance registration required
Registration Deadline: Friday, April 23
Please Click Here to register
https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dFRqaDB0blZIOW5rRm5MRjl4RGRFMmc6MA
For more information please contact Ryan Murphy, Director of Service-Learning at murphyr@chc.edu or 215-248-7032.
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