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SUMMARY:POSTPONED -Learn With UMC: Endowment Managers as Effective Partners for Your Nonprofit
DESCRIPTION:**THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED\, LOOK FOR A NEW DATE SOON. \nThis interactive panel will take place at 16 Bayview (downstairs) in Camden on Friday\, Mar 13 from 8:30-10:30 a.m. Breakfast will be provided. This session is sponsored by First National Wealth Management. \nOnce you’ve determined an endowment is right for your organization\, there are a number of questions to be asking yourself like: Who is the best investment manager to oversee the administrative and fiduciary requirements to properly maintain the endowment? How do you go about finding services to manage your endowment? What other things should you be considering? \nIn this session\, First National Wealth Management panelists\, along with the Treasurer of the Bangor Area Homeless Shelter\, will share insights and lessons on how effective a successful relationship with your investment manager can be for the nonprofit. \n***CANCELLATION/NO SHOW POLICY \nPlease note that while this event is free\, the experience is valuable and wait-lists are long. We require cancellation at least 48 hours in advance to fill your seat from the wait-list. If you are unable to attend at late notice\, please arrange for a substitute to attend in your place. If you cancel without a substitute within 48 hours or otherwise don’t show\, you will be charged a fee of $50.00.\nFill out my LGL form!\n \nAbout the Panel: \nShareen Palmacci: Shareen is a Senior in the firm’s Not-For-Profit Group. She works with a variety of clients throughout Maine\, where she helps them with audits\, accounting\, Uniform Guidance\, and MAAP compliance audits. With a specialization in federal and state compliance auditing\, Shareen helps her clients understand the complex requirements unique to their specific funding models. She utilizes internal and external resources to determine and focus on the elements that are crucial to the organization’s audit. Shareen is an active volunteer in her local community. She currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Bangor Area Homeless Shelter. \nGary E. Stone\, Vice President\, Portfolio Manager\, Senior Business Development Officer: Gary joined First National Wealth Management in 2010\, bringing with him 25 years’ experience in the financial services industry including stints at Liberty Brokerage and Cantor Fitzgerald Securities in New York\, Banknorth Investment Management and Camden National in Maine. A graduate of Bowdoin College\, Gary serves on the board of and is active in many local non-profits including the Salt Bay Chamberfest\, Camp Kieve\, Rising Tide Cooperative Market\, and the Damariscotta Newcastle Rotary Club. Gary and his family reside in Newcastle. \nChristopher J. Shelton\, Portfolio Manager: Joining First National Wealth Management in 2019\, Chris is pleased to be back in the Ellsworth area after living and working in Southern Maine. Prior to joining FNWM\, Chris worked as a Financial Advisor at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management in Portland for over 7 years. Chris graduated from the University of Maine with a BS in Business Administration with a Finance Concentration in 2010. Chris has completed his Series 7\, 63 and 65 licenses. Chris currently resides in Ellsworth with his wife\, son and their two dogs. \nNazrin Dixon\, Vice President\, Business Development Officer: Nazrin Dixon joined First National Wealth Management with the opening of First National Bank’s Bangor branch in 2013. Nazrin brought five years of retail banking experience to her new role. Prior to joining First National Wealth Management\, Nazrin worked as a Branch Manager in the Key Bank system\, overseeing the Skowhegan\, Waterville and Newport locations during her time at Key. Nazrin has a bachelor’s degree from Colorado College and enjoys volunteering in the Greater Bangor community. Nazrin and her family live in Newport. \nNecole Dabrio Janczura\, Business Development Officer: Joining First National Wealth Management in 2017\, Niki Dabrio Janczura was born and raised in Mid-coast Maine. Niki attended the University of Maine and brings 25 years of non-profit experience to her role as Business Development Officer. During her career at two world-class museums\, Niki played a vital role during transitions of leaderships and in many new initiatives. Donor cultivation\, volunteer resource and event management round out her experience and underscores her commitment to building relationships. Niki and her family reside in Cushing.
URL:https://unitedmidcoastcharities.org/event/endowment-managers/
LOCATION:16 Bayview (Downstairs)\, 16 Bayview St\, Camden\, ME\, 04843\, United States
CATEGORIES:LEARN @ UMC,Nonprofit Learning Series,Public Event
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SUMMARY:POSTPONED: Learn With UMC: Data Collection Tools
DESCRIPTION:Funders often ask nonprofits to demonstrate their impact through internal data. Nonprofits trying to meet this expectation sometimes collect disorganized\, unwieldy information that is expensive and difficult to use. In the best cases\, well-conducted and managed data can radically improve program results and improve funding prospects. \nYour own program research can return robust information to inform and improve your program’s impact\, but lean organizations know it is critical to make research efforts count. In this workshop you will learn how to design simple and effective interviews\, focus groups\, and surveys that get the information you need. \nJoin us at United Farmer’s Market in Belfast from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on Thursday\, April 16 to learn how to design simple\, low-cost data collection methods with the Data Innovation Project. There is no cost to participate\, but space is limited so pre-registration is required. \n***CANCELLATION/NO SHOW POLICY \nPlease note that while this event is free\, the experience is valuable and wait-lists are long. We require cancellation at least 48 hours in advance to fill your seat from the wait-list. If you are unable to attend at late notice\, please arrange for a substitute to attend in your place. If you cancel without a substitute within 48 hours or otherwise don’t show\, you will be charged a fee of $50.00. \nAbout the presenters: \nThe Data Innovation Project was founded with support from the Maine Economic Improvement Fund and is housed within the Cutler Institute for Health and Social Policy at the Muskie School of Public Service\, University of Southern Maine. The Data Innovation Project improves Maine’s capacity for data-informed decision making by providing access to affordable information and instruction\, skilled technical assistance\, and open access to a growing body of resourcesFill out my LGL form!
URL:https://unitedmidcoastcharities.org/event/data/
LOCATION:United Farmers Market\, 18 Spring St\, Belfast\, ME\, 04915\, United States
CATEGORIES:LEARN @ UMC,Nonprofit Learning Series,Public Event
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SUMMARY:LGL Soup to Nuts Users Group Kick-off
DESCRIPTION:Join with other Little Green Light users to plan the user group topics for 2025. We all have our favorite ways of using our favorite little CRM. Now’s your chance to share your expertise\, and learn from others how they’re using the tools available. You’re sure to come away with new information every time!
URL:https://unitedmidcoastcharities.org/event/lgl-soup-to-nuts-users-group-kick-off/
LOCATION:United Midcoast Charities Conference room\, 87 Elm St\, #208\, Camden\, ME\, 04843\, United States
CATEGORIES:LEARN @ UMC,Nonprofit Learning Series
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SUMMARY:LEARN @ UMC: AI For Nonprofits
DESCRIPTION:United Midcoast Charities’ next installment of our LEARN@UMC workshop series will be held on Monday\, May 12th from 12noon – 1:30pm in the Jean Picker Room at the Camden Public Library. Please note due to scheduling conflicts May’s workshop will be held on a Monday\, not our typical Wednesday. We are really excited about this one! Presented by Patrick Gotham\, Vice President at CCS Fundraising\, this hands-on session will introduce nonprofit professionals to practical ways AI can enhance their daily work–from writing prompts that yield better results to integrating AI into workflows for content creation\, donor strategy\, and more.\n \nParticipants will explore key AI tools and terminology while learning how to build confidence and momentum around AI adoption within their organizations. This interactive session is designed to make artificial intelligence accessible\, actionable\, and immediately useful. Make sure to bring your lunch as this will be a brown bag session!\n \nFree for 2024 UMC grantee organizations. $20 for anyone else wishing to attend. We are expecting a great turnout for this one\, which is why we are moving it to a larger space. Please email admin@unitedmidcoastcharities.org to register. Your registration confirmation email will include a link to a google form with a couple of quick questions to gauge the audience’s comfort level with AI so Patrick can better tailor the presentation and hands-on examples to meet folks where they are – whether that’s beginner level or a bit more advanced.
URL:https://unitedmidcoastcharities.org/event/learn-umc-ai-for-nonprofits/
LOCATION:Camden Public Library Picker Room\, 55 Main St\, Camden\, ME\, 04843\, United States
CATEGORIES:LEARN @ UMC,Nonprofit Learning Series,Public Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250618T100000
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SUMMARY:LEARN @ UMC: Self-Care
DESCRIPTION:We see you. \n\n\nNonprofit work is never easy\, and this year has stretched all of us. From shifting funding landscapes to increasing community needs\, the stress can be relentless—and it’s taking a toll. \n\n\nSo this month\, LEARN@UMC is doing something different. Instead of a traditional workshop\, we’re dedicating this time entirely to you. \n\n\nOn Tuesday\, June 18\, from 9:00–10:30 AM\, we invite you to use this time—however you choose—for self-care. That might mean: \n\n\n\n\n\nTaking a mindful walk outdoors\nSitting in silence with a cup of tea or coffee\nJournaling\, meditating\, or reading something inspiring\nGetting outside and gardening\nDoing absolutely nothing for 90 whole minutes\n\n\n\n\n\nWhatever feels restorative to you. The point is\, give yourself permission to pause. \n\n\nThis session is free and open to all nonprofits. Please RSVP as usual so we can track participation—and because we’d love for you to be part of what comes next. \n\n\nAfterward\, we invite you to share a quick selfie and a sentence or two about how you used the time and how it made you feel. We’ll compile your reflections into a collective resource and share it with all participants—something uplifting to remind us that we’re in this work together. \n\n\nBonus! Every reflection we receive will be entered into a drawing to win a 60-minute massage gift certificate. Because you deserve it. \n\n\nYou always show up for your community. This time\, show up for yourself. \n\n\nRSVP at unitedmidcoastcharities.org/learn-rsvp
URL:https://unitedmidcoastcharities.org/event/learn-umc-self-care/
CATEGORIES:Grantmaking Event,LEARN @ UMC,Nonprofit Learning Series
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SUMMARY:LEARN @ UMC: Share Your Self-Care Reflection
DESCRIPTION:Thank you for participating in our June LEARN@UMC self-care session! We hope the time gave you space to rest\, reflect\, or reset. \nNow we’d love to hear about your experience. Upload a quick selfie and tell us in one or two sentences how you used the time and what it meant to you. \nWe’ll compile all responses into a shared resource for the nonprofit community—and enter you into a drawing for a 60-minute massage! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDon’t forget: One entry per person\, and each entry needs both a selfie + reflection to be entered into the massage giveaway. Entries due by midnight June 20.
URL:https://unitedmidcoastcharities.org/event/learn-umc-share-your-self-care-reflection/
CATEGORIES:Grantmaking Event,LEARN @ UMC,Nonprofit Learning Series
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