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Digest for September 11, 2008

Digest Contents:

Benefit concert for Sunshine Division!
FW: Job Posting, Executive Director, Westwind Stewardship Group
SUN After School Instructor
Please - Friends of Famiy
FW: Please - Friends of Family Farmers Job Description
Youth Programs Instructor- Bike Club
Program Manager
Program Manager opportunity at the Oregon Center for Nursing
Outreach Coordinator
FT Program Coordinator position-environmental health
Free Technology Help for Nonprofits
Great Office Space for Rent to a Nonprofit Org.
Ready to Rent Instructor Training Registration Extended!
Do you need a presenter or speaker
Forest Park Conservancy's Day of Stewardship
Fundraising/Volunteering Opportunity!

Events

Benefit concert for Sunshine Division!

Bethany Lutheran Church is holding a benefit concert for Sunshine Division next week!

Please mark your calendars and help us spread the word!

On September 11 at 7pm, Bethany will host “An Evening with Aivars and the Praise Team Band,” featuring original songs by local artists as well as many popular contemporary songs. Local artists include: Aivars Saukants, contemporary music leader and songwriter, professional drummer Matthew Eagan, professional piano player Matt Burnett, Jeff Bethke, pastor, on the bass, and Midori Suzuki, vocalist.

Suggested donation is 2 cans of food per person or $10 per family.

The concert will be held at Bethany Lutheran Church (4330 NE 37th Avenue Portland, OR 97211).

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Jobs & Internships

FW: Job Posting, Executive Director, Westwind Stewardship Group

Title:                     Executive Director

Status:                   Regular, Full time, exempt position

Starting Salary:      $50,000 – 60,000 DOE, plus benefits

BACKGROUND 

The Westwind Stewardship Group (WSG) was formed in 2004 to steward in perpetuity,  529 acres situated on the central Oregon coast, at the mouth of the Salmon River, south of Cascade Head.

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SUN After School Instructor

Metropolitan Family Service is a non-profit agency dedicated to building stronger communities by providing services, connecting people with resources, and offering volunteer opportunities throughout the Portland, Oregon region.

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Please - Friends of Famiy

Please  - Friends of Famiy

Job Announcement: Grassroots Organizer

Hours: Approximately 20 hours/week   Salary: $1,600/month   Friends of Family Farmers (FOFF) seeks to hire a grassroots organizer who has experience in working with farmers, volunteers, and the media.  FOFF is a 501(c)3 non-profit citizen's organization working to educate, organize and advocate for socially responsible agriculture and healthy rural communities in Oregon.  We promote programs and policies that foster the profitable growing, processing and local sale of safe, nutritious food and agricultural products, based on the belief that this can best be accomplished by Oregon's family farmers.

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FW: Please - Friends of Family Farmers Job Description

Job Announcement: Grassroots Organizer

Hours: Approximately 20 hours/week   Salary: $1,600/month   Friends of Family Farmers (FOFF) seeks to hire a grassroots organizer who has experience in working with farmers, volunteers, and the media.  FOFF is a 501(c)3 non-profit citizen's organization working to educate, organize and advocate for socially responsible agriculture and healthy rural communities in Oregon.  We promote programs and policies that foster the profitable growing, processing and local sale of safe, nutritious food and agricultural products, based on the belief that this can best be accomplished by Oregon's family farmers.

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Youth Programs Instructor- Bike Club

Youth Program Instructors – Bike Clubs

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Program Manager

Digest topic: Jobs & Internships

Information

organization:Oregon Center for Nursing
position summary:

The Oregon Center for Nursing is looking for a Program Manager to lead and manage our new "Nurturing Cultural Competence in Nursing" (NCCN)program. The NCCN mini-granting program is a collaborative between the Oregon Center for Nursing, the Oregon Community Foundation, and the schools of nursing & community health agency partners who receive a mini-grant.

Salary / Pay Rate:DOE
more info...

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Program Manager opportunity at the Oregon Center for Nursing

The Oregon Center for Nursing is a non-profit organization created to solve the nursing shortage in Oregon. We are looking for a Program Manager to lead and manage our new "Nurturing Cultural Competence in Nursing" (NCCN) program.

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Outreach Coordinator

Digest topic: Jobs & Internships

Information

organization:Ride Connection
position summary:

The primary responsibility of the RideWise Outreach Coordinator is to encourage the use of public transportation by establishing Rider’s Clubs, coordinating and developing Rider’s Club activities, identifying outreach opportunities while building and maintaining relationships with sites, agencies, and individuals who provide service to older adults and people with disabilities in the Portland Metro area. The RideWise Outreach Coordinator must also be able to work independently and manage multiple projects assigned by the RideWise Outreach Specialist.

For complete description and application visit www.rideconnection.org or contact us at 503.528.1726 or [email protected].

Salary / Pay Rate:$14.54 hourly
more info...

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FT Program Coordinator position-environmental health

 

Position Announcement-Please share

 

FT Program Coordinator position-environmental health at Josiah Hill Clinic

 

 

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Nonprofit News

Free Technology Help for Nonprofits

Need a website made for your nonprofit, or updates added to an old one? What about help figuring out how the computers in your office are networked? Did your organization just get a new computer, but isn't sure how to set it up properly? Has your printer stopped working?

STAN (SEEDS Technical Assistance for Nonprofits) is a volunteer organization run through Reed College's community service program. We pair students who have technical skills-- ranging from basic web design, to general office tech support, to network and hardware administration-- with nonprofits that need help acquiring and using technology, on both a short- and long-term basis. Although we can't guarantee help with every problem, we'd love to find a student who can do technology volunteer work for you.

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Great Office Space for Rent to a Nonprofit Org.

$375/160 square feet - located off of NE 19th/Irving

Office available for rent for a nonprofit organization to share space with two other NPOs, the Housing Development Center and Oregon Opportunity Network (formerly CDN and AOCDO). Rent includes shared conference room, break area and restrooms, utilities, high speed internet, 24/7 access to secured building, free parking, optional furnishings, and really nice people. Close in location. $375 per month.

847 NE 19th Ave, Suite 150

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Trainings

Ready to Rent Instructor Training Registration Extended!

Seven slots are available, call by September 12 to reserve your spot! We have extended the registration date for the Ready to Rent Instuctor Certification Training. If you are interested in one of the seven available spots please call Raina (ASAP)at 503-891-0476 or email [email protected] by September 12. We will reserve spots with an agency PO.

Training will be held September 23-24, 9:00am-4:00pm and September 25, 9:00am-1:00pm. Training will be located at the Portland Housing Center, 3233 NE Sandy Blvd.

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Volunteering

Do you need a presenter or speaker

Do you need a good presenter for your group? I am looking for organizations or groups who are looking for a presenter or speaker on topics such as overcoming mental blocks, leadership and success strategies. I am FREE for 30 minutes or less and will give hand-outs as well. Contact me to see if we are a fit! Kaya Singer http://www.awakeningbusiness.com 503-493-1199

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Forest Park Conservancy's Day of Stewardship

Forest Park Day of Stewardship: Saturday, September 20th

What: Join The Forest Park Conservancy as we celebrate the 60th anniversary of Forest Park's dedication with another community-wide volunteer work party. Our March event rallied over 165 volunteers, and we are hoping for an even larger turnout this time around. We will be installing split rail fence along Balch Creek, working on a number of trail projects, and removing non-native invasive species to prepare sites for planting this winter.

When: 9 am to 1 pm, with a volunteer appreciation party to follow. Volunteers will receive food and beverages, and we will be raffling off KEEN shoes, Forest Park map sets, and passes to the Columbia Sportswear employee store.

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Fundraising/Volunteering Opportunity!

A.K.A. Science, an after school science program for low-income Portland schools, needs help putting together science supply kits for its classes. We will donate a percentage of money to each group that helps us out! This is usually about $10 per kit completed. Times are flexible- a group can sign up for any time from 9 am to 9 pm on September 25-28. It's fun and easy, and mostly consists of counting and sorting supplies. Snacks provided!

If your organization, group, club, or non-profit is looking to raise a little bit of money while helping us out, please contact Lisa Pitts at [email protected]  or 503-682-1300, ext. 101.

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