BoardBuild, a new joint venture partnership between Leadership Fort Worth and United Way Tarrant County, has teamed with Project Partners as they develop an integrated, innovative online platform designed to strengthen communities through board member recruitment, training and matching with nonprofits in their communities in need of their leadership. Project Partners will be developing the scripted storyboards for the video production by Fort Worth-based Four Day Weekend – another BoardBuild partner.
Strategic Planning Consulting and Facilitation Set for DRC
DRC has called on Project Partners to help plan and facilitate their upcoming half-day board work session which will focus on strategic planning and future funding needs. DRC delivers respectful, responsible and effective community-based solutions to help individuals and families emerge from homelessness as productive, healthy people.
HEB ISD Staff Members Set New Giving Records!
HEB ISD Staff members were “ALL IN” this year for the 2018-2019 Employee Giving Campaign. In one week, 775 HEB ISD employees pledged or paid a record-setting $33,000 in support of the mission of the HEB ISD Education Foundation. How did this happen? We’ll be writing some Good Advice articles on the subject, so check there often, but the short answer is this: Incredible district principals, educators and staff members; highly engaged Education Foundation board members; incentives and rewards; and a dedication to educational excellence by all.
North Texas Community Foundation Announces New Position
North Texas Community Foundation (NTCF), based in downtown Fort Worth, is adding a new staff member to their professional team - a Philanthropic Services Coordinator. This person will serve as a bridge between development and donor services and handle all external events. Please share this great opportunity and send qualified candidates their way. Thanks for all you do, NTCF!
United Way of Tarrant County - Northeast Presents 26th Annual Report to the Community
Ellen Jones, Chair of the United Way NE Steering Committee served as emcee for this report-out event at the Hurst Conference Center. While education and health care remain top priorities for our community, as evidenced by UNTHSC’s community assessment results, transportation was the key focus of this year’s Community Report. Fred Schmidt - TCC Northeast Campus, Oscar Trevino - Mayor of the City of North Richland Hills and Glenn Isbell - Bell, served on the panel to speak to “Innovations in Transportation”. We are grateful for United Way (a client and collaborator) who serves Northeast Tarrant County and beyond.