[CNRG Daily Digest] Digest for December 10, 2014

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Digest for December 10, 2014

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Digest Contents:

Willamette West Habitat for Humanity Volunteer Open House 12/11/2014
The Oregon Asset Building Corps — AmeriCorps VISTA: Community Partners for Affordable Housing
Finance & Operations Manager
Cook
#14-55 FT Youth Care Counselor
Full Time Assistant Program Specialist, Office for Technology, City of Portland
Development and Engagement Associate
Pro-Bono Consulting Services – Apply by January 30th
Email Marketing for Non-Profits and Small Businesses
Art of Participatory Leadership: An Art of Hosting Intensive
*FUN* After School Science Program - Instructors Wanted!
Volunteer to plant trees on MLK Jr. National Day of Service
Mentor a Franklin High Student & Help Towards Post-Secondary Education!
Volunteer Lead Training
Invasive Plant Survey

Events


Willamette West Habitat for Humanity Volunteer Open House 12/11/2014

When people think of Habitat for Humanity, they think of pounding nails and raising walls – which is great because we can’t sell homes until we build them. But, there are a lot of other volunteer opportunities available to those who don’t want to come out to the construction site or want to do more.

On Thursday, December 11th at 12 pm, we will be holding an open house for those interested in learning about volunteer opportunities- including pounding nails.

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Jobs & Internships


Information

organization: Mercy Corps NW/Community Partners for Affordable Housing
position summary:

Mercy Corps NW and Community Partners for Affordable Housing seek applicants for an AmeriCorps VISTA position to run from Feb 2015 to Feb 2016.

Salary / Pay Rate: $11,440 subsistence allowance per year
Apply by: December 12, 2014

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Finance & Operations Manager

Oregon BEST seeks a versatile, results-oriented professional to join our team. We are hiring a full-time Finance & Operations Manager to execute many of the organization’s key functions. Oregon BEST is a dynamic nonprofit organization with a staff of 7 FTE. The Finance & Operations Manager is the lead employee for handling all accounting, HR, and organization operations activities.    Oregon BEST is the nexus for clean technology innovation. We build capability, convene collaborations,  and accelerate the solutions to environmental challenges that deliver prosperity in all corners of  Oregon. Learn more about Oregon BEST on our website at: http://oregonbest.org/.

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Cook

De Paul Treatment Centers serves the greater Portland community by providing drug and alcohol addiction treatment services. We have an immediate opening for a full-time Cook to join our food services team. Position will work with our dietitian and food services staff to prepare and serve a variety of nutritious and diverse meals, meeting the needs of both Youth and Adult Residential clients. The cook will also oversee clients in completion of their kitchen duties, ensuring they are completed in a manner consistent with their treatment needs.
 

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Information

organization: Boys and Girls Aid of Oregon
position summary:

Supervise and interact with female residents aged 10 to 18 to maintain their safety, security and well-being and to assist them in meeting their individual needs and developing their life skills. Complete daily tasks and duties as assigned. Must be willing to work on a team, in a Milieu environment. Must be available to work weekends.
Visit our website at http://boysandgirlsaid.org/about-us/careers
for job description, pay range and application materials.

Salary / Pay Rate: $11.50-$13.23/hr

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Full Time Assistant Program Specialist, Office for Technology, City of Portland

Assistant Program Specialist – Fulltime

Salary range: $4,021 - $6,194 monthly, plus benefits

Application closing: Once 100 qualified applications received or by Jan. 9,
2015

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Information

organization: Neighborhood Partnerships
position summary:

Responsible for carrying out organizational development, marketing, engagement, and media activities.

The ideal candidate will have development and community engagement experience, and be enthusiastic about building a base of supporters for Neighborhood Partnerships’ work to create opportunity for Oregonians with low income through program delivery and advocacy. You will be a strong communicator, enjoy people, and thrive as part of an energetic and ambitious team.

Interested candidates should email cover letter and resume to jju...@neighborhoodpartnerships.org with the subject line "Development and Engagement Associate". No phone calls, please.

Salary / Pay Rate: Exempt - .75 to 1.00 FTE

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Nonprofit News


Pro-Bono Consulting Services – Apply by January 30th

The Community Consulting Program (CCP) is an outreach effort sponsored by the Organizational Development Network of Oregon and provides pro-bono consulting services to Portland area public benefit non-profits.  CCP is accepting applications through January 30thfor our Spring Round of consulting assistance.  For more information, client testimonials, and to download the application, go to the ODN Oregon homepage and look for the CCP link on the left menu:  www.ODNoregon.org

 

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Q & A

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Trainings


Email Marketing for Non-Profits and Small Businesses

If your efforts do not yet include email marketing (building email lists,
segmenting them, and sending out regular correspondences) then you are
missing out. As Facebook continues to monetize fan pages - we are all
having to either increase our advertising budgets or look elsewhere. I'm
teaching my last class of the year this Thursday night for those who'd like
to learn more about how to send email well.

I hope you can join me.

12.11.14

Getting Your Business Thriving with Email Marketing - An Evening Class -
Free
Holladay Park Church of God - 21st and NE Tillamook

6-7:30

http://tinyurl.com/12-11-14-GSEM

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Art of Participatory Leadership: An Art of Hosting Intensive

Join the Art of Hosting for an Art of Participatory Leadership Intensive. The Art of Hosting practice was born out of the field of large group facilitation, where self-organization and “a leader in every seat” are prime organizing principles. We marry the new leadership paradigms of complexity science and living systems theory with accessible design tools and frameworks.

Many practitioners and leaders are seeking processes, tools and engagement strategies that bring out the best in our communities and foster deeper collaboration. That’s what the Art of Participatory Leadership is all about.

Why Attend? 

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Volunteering


*FUN* After School Science Program - Instructors Wanted!

Impact NW, a local non-profit organization, is recruiting Class Leaders to teach a fun, hands-on after school science program to elementary school students. Classes are held once or twice per week for 8-10 weeks, and each class lasts about 1 hour.

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Volunteer to plant trees on MLK Jr. National Day of Service

Plant trees, have fun and explore the Columbia River Gorge with the Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership! Join others in your community to restore native habitat to benefit salmon at Benson State Park (1 mile west of Multnomah Falls). We still have 3200 trees to plant at Benson, so we need you!
 
We provide:
Tools, gloves, hot cocoa, coffee and snacks.
 
What to bring:
Water bottle, snack, extra clothing, shoes for the ride home, and camera or binoculars if desired.
 
What to wear:

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Mentor a Franklin High Student & Help Towards Post-Secondary Education!

Description: ASPIRE (Access to Student assistance Programs In Reach of Everyone) helps Franklin High School students access education and training beyond high school. ASPIRE mentors are assigned to work one-on-one with students, guiding them through important steps toward post-secondary education. As a mentor you will work collaboratively with students to assess their interest and needs to then research and access information and resources about college opportunities.

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Volunteer Lead Training

Become a Columbia Springs Volunteer Lead!

2015 Volunteer Lead Training

Saturday, February 7th, 10am-3pm.

12208 SE Eergreen Highway,Vacuver WA 98683

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Invasive Plant Survey

Annual Invasive Plant Species Survey at Coumbia Springs

Saturday, February 21st, 9am-1pm.

12208 SE Evergreen Highway, Vancouver, WA 98683

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