PABLO, Mont. – Got a cause? The Potlatch Fund will hold a two-day training at the Salish Kootenai College at the Johnny Arlee and Victor Charlo Theater in Pablo. The goal is to help nonprofit organizations. The class is geared for Native students, tribal staff, tribal organizations and boards, artists, youth coordinators, elder programs, cultural programs, education programs and community leaders. The two-day event is scheduled for November 2-3 with online registration at the Potlatch Fund website. Lunch is provided for registered participants. Space is limited for the class which runs from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily.
The Potlatch Fund of Seattle has teamed with the Salish Kootenai College and the Lake County Community Development Corporation to build local capacity and support nonprofits. Participants will receive hands-on Native specific training to develop the skills and contacts needed to start your nonprofit today. The class includes a presentation on How to Start a Nonprofit in your community, a resource CD that includes IRS forms, contracts, HR forms and much more. Registration is $20 for students and non-waged Tribal employees and $35 for nonprofit employees and tribal employees.
To register, download the registration form and fax or email to Heather Miller at 206.264.7629 (Fax) or email: heather@potlatchfund.org. Please call Heather at 206.624.6076 (Work) for more information or visit the Potlatch Fund website.
Here’s the Potlatch training flier.
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