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Digest for May 4, 2010

Digest Contents:

Oregon State Treasurer Democratic Candidate Debate
Oregon Campus Compact AmeriCorps*VISTA Positions
Fiscal Specialist II
SUN Activity Leader position
OMNIMAX Projectionist
Development Director
2010 Summer Institute for Intercultural Communication(SIIC) Internship
Living Well with Chronic Conditions FREE workshop starting on 5/13 in N PDX
Attention Small Nonprofits: Planned Giving for the One-Person Shop (Workshop May 27th, 2010)
Trail Repair at Whitaker Ponds Nature Park

Events

Oregon State Treasurer Democratic Candidate Debate

On May 7, City Club welcomes the two Democratic primary contenders for State Treasurer, Rick Metsger and Ted Wheeler. The Treasury has numerous financial responsibilities that include managing the investment of state funds, issuing state bonds and serving as the central bank for state agencies. The two candidates will discuss their outlooks on topics such as fiscal responsibility, innovation, job creation and resource management. They will also address the recent discovery by The Oregonian that Treasury employees repeatedly claimed reimbursement for free meals and regularly exceeded allowed lodging costs.

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Jobs & Internships

Oregon Campus Compact AmeriCorps*VISTA Positions

Fight poverty in Oregon as a member of the Oregon Campus Compact AmeriCorps*VISTA team!!

Oregon Campus Compact (ORCC) VISTA members are placed at higher education institutions throughout the state and build the capacity of these institutions to serve the community. ORCC VISTA members coordinate programs that build awareness of poverty issues, create civic engagement opportunities for students, faculty, and staff, and build community partnerships that address local poverty.

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Information

organization:Ride Connection
position summary:

Ride Connection is a private nonprofit providing transportation to older adults and people with disabilities living in the tri-county area. We are seeking a Full-Time Fiscal Specialist II to join our team.

This position is a confidential position that supports the Chief Financial Officer. The position requires performance of general bookkeeping functions that include maintenance of computerized accounts receivable and accounts payable journals, generation of invoices and checks, reconciliations and preparation of other internal and financial reports. This position also includes an extensive amount of service data collection, analysis, database management, report generation and auditing of service partner reports.

Salary / Pay Rate:DOE

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SUN Activity Leader position

Metropolitan Family Service is immediately hiring a part-time SUN Activity Leader to support programming through the end of the school year at Lynch View Elementary School in outer SE Portland. Our school has an especially high number of students involved this Spring, so this individual will be responsible for assisting current Activity Leaders in the areas of outdoor recreation, literacy and science, depending on the needs of the day.

Must have experience with and enthusiasm for working with elementary-aged children along with sound judgment and problem-solving skills. Please email to request a complete job description.

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Information

organization:Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)
position summary:

The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is seeking an OMNIMAX Projectionist. This position is responsible for the operation and maintenance of theater technical systems with the goal of presenting films promptly and at the highest levels of picture and sound quality for the benefit of OMSI visitors.

Salary / Pay Rate:$9.42 - $11.30/hour

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Information

organization:Health In Harmony
position summary:

Health In Harmony is seeking an experienced fundraising professional to provide leadership and foster success for Health In Harmony's annual fundraising and a comprehensive campaign to fund the construction and operations of an eco-friendly hospital in rural Indonesia. This position is located in Portland, OR, and will require a flexible 30-40 hours per week (negotiable) working from a home office, with occasional travel within the United States. The Development Director will work in tandem with Health In Harmony’s Executive Director and a committed board and volunteer base.

Salary / Pay Rate:Commensurate with experience and local norms for comparable positions; no additional benefits.

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Information

organization:Intercultural Communication Institute
position summary:

The SIIC Intern Program offers a unique opportunity to explore and assess career direction, and to learn about intercultural team development by working directly with other SIIC interns, staff, and faculty. The internship is a combination of a mentoring program and an extensive behind-the-scenes Summer Institute experience. SIIC interns typically range in age from 25 to 70 and come from dozens of different cultures and professions.

Salary / Pay Rate:Professional Development, Experience, and Training

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Nonprofit News

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Q & A

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Trainings

Living Well with Chronic Conditions FREE workshop starting on 5/13 in N PDX

Living Well with Chronic Conditions: A FREE self-management program developed by Stanford University for people with Asthma, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Arthritis & other chronic health concerns. Ideal for people age 55+

Next Workshop starts on Thursday May 13th from 1:00-3:30 pm (meets 1x/week for 6 weeks on Thursdays) at Trenton Terrace 4720 N Trenton Street Transportation may be available through Impact NW. Please inquire. Call or email to register: 503-285-6565 x5 or [email protected] (MUST pre-register)

Enroll in a Living Well With Chronic Conditions workshop today and learn how to put "life" back in your life! FREE Meet once a week for 2 1/2 hours for 6 weeks Textbook/Workbook provided

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Attention Small Nonprofits: Planned Giving for the One-Person Shop (Workshop May 27th, 2010)

Please join the Black United Fund of Oregon on May 27, 2010 for a three (3) hour interactive training workshop on: Planned Giving for the One-Person Shop

This workshop provides an overview of planned giving, low-cost advertising ideas to promote estate gifts, small group discussion, and gift planning resources. Find out how a minimal investment can bring in a gift of a life time.

Speaker: Sharon Bosserman-Benson

Workshop Objectives: -Gain a basic understanding of planned giving -Identify obstacles and overcome aversion to gift planning -Walk away with ideas to promote estate gifts -Practice gift planning language to engage donors -Gather resources to offer donors

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Volunteering

Trail Repair at Whitaker Ponds Nature Park

Hello Volunteers, It has come time to tend to our lovely trails around West Whitaker Pond, as they are finally succombing to the tall grasses and weeds from the surrounding forest. Please join us as we spend the morning beautifying our trails with bark chips and weed removal. Bring sturdy shoes, and if weather demands, a waterproof jacket. Snacks, drinks, gloves and tools provided.

STEWARDSHIP SATURDAY! Saturday, May 8th, 9am - noon Whitaker Ponds, 7040 NE 47th Ave Please RSVP to [email protected] or 503.281.1132 and bring a friend!!!

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