What They Are and How They Can Benefit Your Clients, May 4, 2012, 8:00-9:30 AM, Gil Nusbaum Esq. presenting, Sponsored by The Philadelphia Foundation, 1234 Market St. Suite 1800, Philadelphia, PA
We are inspired by the wonderful missions
and accomplishments of our clients.
One of Becky’s biggest goals was to be able to walk more and use the wheelchair less – Her fear of falling has kept her wheelchair- or house-bound for too long – but with Calvin’s help, she has been able to walk for entire outings, even taking on a huge set of steps. Canine Partners for Life is dedicated to training service dogs, home companion dogs, and residential companion dogs to assist individuals who have a wide range of physical and cognitive disabilities.
www.k94life.org
The Nonprofit Center at La Salle University is in the business of nonprofits – to strengthen the capacity of nonprofit organizations in the Greater Philadelphia, South Jersey, Northern Delaware region. NCLSU offers workshops and consulting in Leadership Development, Fundraising, Financial Management, Human Resources and more.
www.lasallenonprofitcenter.org
Pitch In for Baseball collects new and gently used baseball equipment and distributes the equipment to deserving kids and programs in the U.S. and throughout the world. In just four years of existence, PIFB has shipped or received equipment to/from all 50 States and over 70 countries, including this group of excited kids in Haiti who are now able to play the game they love.
www.pitchinforbaseball.org
Philly Improv Theater embraces the art of improvisation as an end rather than a means. To further this philosophy, PHIT offers a full curriculum of classes for performers of all skill levels taught by local talent and through master classes with distinguished performers and teachers from all over the world.
www.phillyimprovtheater.com
Camp Choconut was founded in 1896 as one of the first summer camps in the country. It provides a setting for boys where outdoor activities such as camping, backpacking, canoeing, and sports help to instill the values of cooperation, teamwork, responsibility, and friendship. The camp philosophy is to “grow the whole boy.”
www.campchoconut.com
The Digital Stone Project is a unique high tech stone sculpture studio where the newest digital technology is used to cut and shape the oldest, most abundant, and most varied material on earth. The DSP offers classes, internships, artists residencies, and more.
www.digitalstoneproject.org
Since 1990, Theatre Ariel has been entertaining audiences by celebrating the laughter and lessons of life and the shared human experience, our plays illuminate the social, cultural and spiritual heritage of the Jewish people.
www.theaterariel.org
The Sculpture Foundation, Inc. is a private operating foundation dedicated to providing exhibitions and contemporary landmark public artworks for a broad range of communities including urban centers, small towns, regional parks and cultural institutions.
www.thesculpturefoundation.com
When A. and her two children, arrived from the Dominican Republic almost three years ago, a series of unfortunate circumstances led her to seek refuge in shelters. After enrolling in Dignity Housing’s program, she has become fluent in English through Dignity’s assistance, moved on to rental housing, and seen her children succeed in school. She continues to save money and her future goals include going back to school for a teaching degree and owning her own home.
www.dignityhousing.org
All Riders Up provides people with special needs, a way to exercise, by learning to ride our beautiful horses. Through the experience of riding, then improve balance and coordination, strengthen core muscles, and develop self confidence. The specially trained staff is certified in therapeutic riding instruction.
www.allridersup.org
As a nurse, Rita recognized her symptoms as multiple sclerosis. In 2000, when her MS progressed and she needed more care, she came to Inglis House – “to live in a good place.” She embodies Inglis’ mission to enable people with disabilities to achieve their goals and live life to the fullest. She is a resident advocate, trains staff about MS and enjoys cooking classes and movies. She is also writing a book about her experiences with MS and long term care. (www.inglis.org)
Zhang Sah is a child care center, after-school positive youth development program, fitness gym, arts and culture education center, and five martial art schools rolled into one unique series of offerings. The teaching philosophy is student centered and with an emphasis on active learning. Zhang Sah, Korean for “Brave Scholar,” was founded in 1995 with the name Gold Medal Karate.”
Dedicated to music, education and support for artists, Live Connections offers innovative programs for kids, hosts concerts for the community, and helps artists build their careers.
www.liveconnections.org
Upcoming Events
Split Interest Trusts
YIP Board Prep – Legal and Ethical Responsibilities
Laura Solomon Esq. presenting, May 1, 2012 6:00 PM, United Way Office, Phila, PA
PBI 10th Annual Nonprofit Conference – Starting and Running an Effective Nonprofit Parts I & II
PBI’s annual Nonprofit Institute, May 23, 2012, Click here for details about the day long event. CLE Conference Center, Wanamaker Bldg., 100 Penn Square East, Suite 1010, Philadelphia, PA
Partnership for Philanthropic Planning of Greater Philadelphia
Laura Solomon Esq. and Gil Nusbaum Esq. presenting, May 18, 2012, 11:00AM, The Racquet Club, 216 S. 16th Street, Phila, PA, Details
2012 PANO Annual Conference – “Don’t Have Your Story be a Scandal”
Legal Panel including Laura Solomon Esq. – April 17, Harrisburg, PA Click here for more details
2012 CAAP Conference, “Individually Unique-Collectively Strong”
April 18-20, Harrisburg, PA, Laura Solomon Esq. Presenting on April 19,
- 10:30AM Social enterprise: How to make money and protect your charitable status
- 3:30PM Sponsor it now! Cause marketing trends, with Valerie M. Jones
Click here for details on the Conference
Join the NFF 2012 Survey!
The 2012 State of the Nonprofit Sector Survey will be live January 11th to mid-February 2012. Join the mailing list or go to the website to learn more about this important survey. Conducted by the Nonprofit Finance Fund
Nonprofit M&A – What’s happening and how will it affect your organization?
Laura Solomon, Esq. presenting. January 25th, 2012, 07:30 AM – 10:30 AM. Crowne Plaza – King of Prussia, PA, Organized by Greater Philadelphia Senior Executives Group. Registration required.
Power Up Your Nonprofit: How to Increase Corporate Support through Sponsorship and Cause Marketing
In this webinar, Laura Solomon Esq. and Valarie Jones team up to teach nonprofit leaders and development professionals how to approach prospects and structure corporate partnerships while maximizing the benefit for their organizations. January 18th, 2012, 12:30 – 2:00 PM. Sponsored by PANO – For more details click here
Social Enterprise – How to Generate Income While Protecting your Tax-Exempt Status
December 15, 2011, 8:30-10:00AM, Sponsored by Asher & Co. Ltd. Laura Solomon, Esq. presenting, See the Asher & Co. website for registration and more information
