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Digest for July 3, 2009

Digest Contents:

Bringing Ruckus to MS Bike Tour in Oregon!
Common Good Finance Informational Meet & Greet
Want a more efficient way to run nonprofit operations? Come to the Open Media Project mixer!
Concert Series Will Benefit Mercy Corps
Family Services Coordinator
Education Manager
Resident Services Manager
Science Activities Coordinator
Preschool Network Coordinator
Regional Education Assistant - Americorps LINKS
Office Available: Be part of the SCRAP Creative Community
Q&A; School Supplies for Low-income Children

Events

Bringing Ruckus to MS Bike Tour in Oregon!

The Ruckus Test Team will be joining one out of 100 rides all over the United States for one cause – to raise awareness and money for finding a cure for Multiple Sclerosis.

We've formed a team for the MS Bike Tour in Oregon because we know that riding 150 miles is nowhere near as difficult as confronting a lifetime with multiple sclerosis.

We are going to be hosting an event of controlled inebriation, games, and EPIC prizes that are well worth their weight in raffle tickets on July 18th at Blitz-Ladd (2239 SE 11th Ave., Portland, OR 97214). 21+ please, $10 door entry includes a raffle ticket. Additional raffle tickets will be available and we will strongly encourage you to buy them to win swag from:

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Common Good Finance Informational Meet & Greet

Common Good Finance is working to start democratically run common good banks in Portland and around the country.

We have had an exciting summer thus far, gaining partnerships with for profits and non-profits such as Alberta Co-Op, The Sustainable Business Network of Portland and Paloma Clothing. You are also one of over 340 sign ups in Oregon and Washington and nearly 1,900 around the world to date.

Please join us Thursday, July 9th from 5-7 at People's Co-Op in SE Portland. We will be answering questions, sharing the Common Good Finance video and talking about how we can work together to realize common good banks in our communities as soon as possible!

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Want a more efficient way to run nonprofit operations? Come to the Open Media Project mixer!

Are you an organization that lends out resources to the public? Do you have an outdated database that's difficult for staff to use?

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Concert Series Will Benefit Mercy Corps

This year, SakeOne will donate 20% of ticket sales for its Outdoor Summer Concert Series to Mercy Corps so you can benefit Mercy Corps as you enjoy sake, have fun with friends, and hear some of the Northwest's favorite bands on beautiful Northwest summer nights.

June 27: Point Juncture, WA $8

July 11: The Minus 5 $10

July 25: The Dimes $8

Aug. 15: The Slants $8

Aug. 29: Stephanie Schneiderman $8

The SakeOne Outdoor Summer Concert Series will take place every other Saturday, rain or shine, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at 820 Elm Street, Forest Grove, Oregon.

Tickets can be bought on SakeOne's website or at the door.

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Jobs & Internships

Information

organization:Mt. Hood Community College Child Development and Family Support Programs
position summary:

The Family Services Coordinator, under general direction, manages family and community services for the Head Start and Early Head Start programs. Coordinates, oversees, and develops policies and procedures to ensure compliance with federal, state and local regulations in the areas of family and community services. Provides oversight of child abuse and neglect procedures. Collaborates with applicable college employees and external liaisons, manages department budget and provides direct supervision of department employees. Works independently and in a team environment to support the vision, mission and goals of the College and the Child Development and Family Support programs. This is a grant-funded position contingent upon continued funding.

Salary / Pay Rate:The hiring range is $177.04 to $187.92 per day. Position subject to budget consideration and approval.

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Information

organization:Mt. Hood Community College Child Development and Family Support Programs
position summary:

The Education Manager, under general direction, manages child development services for the Head Start (HS) and Early Head Start (EHS) programs. Provides guidance and information on current best practices about early childhood care and education. Develops and manages policies and procedures to ensure compliance with federal, state and local regulations in the area of early childhood care and education. Collaborates with applicable college employees and external liaisons, manages department budget and provides direct supervision of department employees. Works independently and in a team environment to support the vision, mission and goals of the College and the Child Development and Family Support Programs.. This is a grant-funded position contingent upon continued funding.

Salary / Pay Rate:The hiring range is $177.04 to $187.92 per day. Position subject to budget consideration and approval.

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Information

organization:REACH Community Development
position summary:

Resident Services Program Manager

The Resident Services department goal is to support families’ and individuals’ success in REACH housing and improve their economic stability. The Resident Services Program Manager oversees implementation, management, and evaluation of all Resident Services programs, supervises staff, monitors budgets and develops partnerships and collaborations beneficial to REACH residents.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: • Develop, implement, and evaluate programs and services. • Work closely with property management, maintenance and housing development departments at REACH. Support and work closely with volunteer and resource development staff.

Salary / Pay Rate:$40,000-50,000

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Information

organization:ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum
position summary:

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum, in Ashland, OR, is looking for an enthusiastic, dynamic, detail oriented person who enjoys working with children and families to serve as our Science Activities Coordinator.

Duties: Develop and implement hands-on science activities for the following on-site programs: Make it and Take-it, Birthday Parties, themed special event weekends, and cart demonstrations. Develop/implement hands-on science activities for off-site community festivals and events. Perform live science demonstrations for kids and families. Research and IMPLEMENT afterschool and summer science programs for elementary age students. Complete administrative duties needed to schedule and implement these programs.

Salary / Pay Rate:Through AmeriCorps service with the Oregon State Service Corps program, members will receive a living allowance, health insurance, and education award of $4,725 towards college or to pay off qualified student loans, upon completion of service year.

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organization:ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum
position summary:

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum, in Ashland, OR, is looking for an enthusiastic, dynamic, detail oriented person to serve as Preschool Community Network Coordinator for our new preschool exhibit, Discovery Island. This is a part-time OSSC/AmeriCorps position.

Salary / Pay Rate:Through AmeriCorps service with the Oregon State Service Corps program, members will receive a living allowance and education award of $2,352.50, upon completion of service year.

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Regional Education Assistant - Americorps LINKS

The Healthy Waters Institute, a program of The Freshwater Trust, seeks to hire a Regional Education Assistant.

*position begins on September 1st, 2009

*interviews are under way

The REA position is a 1700 hour position through the Americorps LINKS program and the member receives a taxable living allowance of $11,400 divided into monthly increments in addition to the $4,725 Americorps education award.

The Freshwater Trust is a not-for-profit organization that actively works to preserve and restore our freshwater ecosystems. The Healthy Waters Institute is a program of The Freshwater Trust and works to educate the next generation of watershed stewards. To learn more about our organization visit: www.thefreshwatertrust.org

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Nonprofit News

Office Available: Be part of the SCRAP Creative Community

$1.50/sq ft for 166 Sq Ft Office.

2915 NE MLK Blvd (MLK at Stanton) 112 sq ft first floor office with a 54 sq ft anteroom that could accommodate file cabinets, equipment, serve as a waiting room, etc. Can easily accommodate 2 people. Interior window into bright entrance offering natural light. Free wifi and fabulous neighbors. $249/mo + CAM (common area maintenance) fee (approx. $20/mo). Strong preference for 501(c)(3) or community-based organization.

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Q & A

Q&A School Supplies for Low-income Children

Does anyone know of agencies (besides Schoolhouse Supplies) that provide school supplies and/or backpacks for low-income children in the Portland-metro area? And I mean, children who aren’t necessarily clients of the agency.

Thanks!

Jim Waigand

Development/Volunteer Coordinator

(503) 228-4391

www.friendlyhouseinc.org

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