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and we will try to accommodate your request. Thank you! (This page last reviewed and/or updated 3/23/2011) Office Space for Rent Princeton, Morristown and Moorestown Offices from 90 to 125 square feet available for rent starting at $350 per month. Includes: Additional services available: More information can be found on the Community Options website at www.dailyplanit.org. Virtual Office Services Princeton, Morristown, Moorestown For businesses that need an address, occasional conference space, or the convenience of receptionist services. Packages start at $75 per month and we offer: - Your own phone number and a full time receptionist to answer your calls with a personalized greeting and take messages More information can be found on the Community Options website at www.dailyplanit.org. Conference and Training Facilities Princeton: - 11' x 14' Conference Room that seats up to 10 people Morristown: - 60’ x 20’ Conference Room that seats up to 60 people Moorestown: - 24’ x 16’ Conference Room that seats up to 20 people Hillsborough: - 60’ x 48’ Conference Room that seats up to 60 people with complete A/V system and catering services available. More information can be found on the Community Options website at www.dailyplanit.org. Office Space Available There is office space available for rent in the First Congregational Church at 40 South Fullerton Avenue, Montclair.Only organizations that are currently 501(c)3 are eligible for this space. Anyone with questions can contact the Programs and Building Manager Wendy L. Westock at westockw@hotmail.com or call 973-744-6521.
Office Space Available The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network has office space available for sublet on a year to year basis. Includes 850+ sq. ft., with eight offices, small reception area, shared use of two (2) restrooms and kitchen. Rent of $1,000 per month plus utilities. Please contact Al Pelham at 973-642-8100, ext 109, or apelham@spannj.org.
Student Leader Program Are you committed to making a positive impact in your community? We can help you do even more as a Student Leader through Bank of America’s Neighborhood Excellence Initiative. Open to high school juniors and seniors, this program is an opportunity to develop the leadership skills you need to help make a difference. You’ll learn how nonprofits, government and business can work together to creat positive change and connect with other community-minded students by participating in: • An 8-week paid summer internship at a local non-profit Apply by January 12, 2011 at bankofamerica.com/neistudentleader -Linda Bowden, President Nominating someone for the Governor's Jefferson Awards is simple. Please throughly complete the form and attach your 300 word essay. Nomination is required in one category but you may nominate the same candidate in up to three categories. Click here to read the category descriptions.
Seton Hall University offers a 5-course Graduate Certificate in Arts Administration and a 5-course Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Organization Management. These programs are also included in the MPA degree program that is ranked 7th in the country by U.S. News and World Report.
All classes are offered in the late afternoon, evening, or on alternate Saturdays for the convenience of working professionals. They include grant writing, financial management, volunteer management and fundraising.
If you are interested in applying for admission into one of our graduate certificate programs or our MPA or MHA degree programs, you will find information on http://artsci.shu.edu/gdpha.
Scholarship information is available at http://artsci.shu.edu/cps
Send completed scholarship applications directly to:
When you look back on your life, are you going to reflect on a valuable experience that expanded your horizons and possibly changed the life of a young person? Hosting an international high school student is the perfect opportunity for your family to gain a new perspective of the world. The international student gains invaluable experience in serving as an “ambassador” of his/her country and a personalized understanding of American culture and history.
CIEE is 60 years old and has 1,300 students from 55 countries placed in high schools throughout the U.S. CIEE provides support to hosts, students, and schools throughout the entire exchange process. To be a host, one has to provide breakfast, dinner, a quiet place to study and bed. All of the students are carefully screened, speak English, are fully insured, and have monthly spending money. Being a host isn't as complicated as you may think and many former host families are available to share their very positive feedback with you. If you are interested in learning more about CIEE's exchange program, please contact Stephanie Kip, NJ Local Coordinator at esjaykip1@netzero.com, 973-271-5549 or visit CIEE’s website at www.ciee.org. Stephanie Kip, NJ Local Coordinator,
Governing Institute of New Jersey - Leadership Training Program The Governing Institute of New Jersey, Inc. (GINJ) recruits emerging leaders from the corporate, non-profit and governmental sectors of New Jersey to train and empower them through its multi-faceted leadership training program. The institute has been turning out successful graduates for the past seven years, all who have gone on to implement effective change in their various spheres of influence. The GINJ is a non-profit, non-partisan, organization whose mission is to develop the abilities of emerging leaders for effective coalition building around community public policy issues.
In the first module, the Institute offers its participants the opportunity to better identify their strengths and weaknesses and set personal and professional action plans through the Myers Briggs Assessment and by designing a Personal Mission Statement. The skills building modules that follow include the enhancement of interpersonal and public communication abilities, developing effective media relations, fundraising techniques, as well as information gathering, problem solving and networking when confronting community public policy issues. The Institute is available to New Jersey residents who have demonstrated an interest in improving their community. Participants must be available for six Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Institute will begins in January and applications are due in December. The Governing Institute of NJ, its Board and friends underwrite the major portion of the $3,000 per person program. However, participants are asked to pay a fee of two hundred dollars ($200) which covers part of the cost of materials and food. Limited partial and full scholarships are available and a letter requesting the type of scholarship assistance needed should be sent with the completed application. For more information and an online application, visit http://www.ginj.org .
Good 360
Product donations Mission Recent donations that have
been distributed to charitable non-profits include: deodorant, Scooby-doo
toothbrushes, razors, dance costumes, maternity clothing, books, household
supplies, office equipment, building materials, and much more. Amounts are
usually by the pallet, for re-distribution.
About GIK
AYUSA International is a
nonprofit student exchange organization. We invite you to participate in a
rewarding adventure by opening your heart and home to an exchange student.
Students come from over 60 countries, are 15-18, and attend local schools.
Families provide food, a bedroom, and a bond of friendship that lasts a
lifetime. An AYUSA representative explains all program details, helps you
select a student and provides support throughout the program. See our website: http://www.ayusa.org for more information, or call 888-552-9872 to apply. AYUSA
students are eagerly awaiting their host family placement. Call today and begin
the adventure of your life! DeVry University Co-op Program
Please call
Lisa Wilkes Cooperative Education Coordinator at 732-435-4880 ext. 3620 or email
lwilkes@devry.edu
Call: Onika Williams, Marketing Coordinator, MAXIMUS Ticket to Work
Program, Toll Free: 1-866-968-7842 ext. 6688
Could your nonprofit use additional income? Partnership in Philanthropy (PIP)
provides opportunities for selected New Jersey nonprofits to have in-depth,
customized fundraising training for board and staff from experienced
fundraising consultants at a fraction of the cost on the open market. PIP
matches your organization with a consultant who works with you for 10-12
months, helps you develop a long-range fundraising strategy and oversees your
implementation of it. Additional information and appliations are available at
PIP's web site, http://www.pipnj.org/workshops/customized-training.html , or by
calling PIP at 973-701-9810.
The Association for Children of New Jersey and New Jersey Policy Perspective
have partnered in producing a budget primer for NJ. Entitled An Advocate's
Guide to the Budget, the publication includes an explanation of the
budget process, ways to participate in this process and recommendations for
improvement. To obtain a copy, call NJPP at 609/393-1145 or e-mail to
njpp@juno.com. This program is a complete, detailed, "nuts and bolts," free training program
that guides learners to start and manage a nonprofit organization from the
ground up. Each of 12 learning modules includes specific materials for study,
specific study questions (with links to answers), and specific assignments to
build systems and practices in the nonprofit world. Anyone can take the program
from anywhere at any time and for free. To find out more about the program, go
to: http://www.managementhelp.org/np_progs/org_dev.htm. The State of New Jersey offers a program to distribute the State's surplus
computer equipment to public agencies and non-profit organizations. Equipment
availability will be posted quarterly on the website for the Division's surplus
property unit: http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/surpluspc.
Participation in the program will require timely written request on letterhead
to the Surplus Property Unit, and, for non-profit charitable organizations,
proof of status under the NJ Nonprofit Corporation statutes. Assignments of
equipment will be made on a first-come, first-served basis. Return to main
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- Phone service with your own phone number and full-time receptionist to answer your calls
- Internet service and all utilities
- A mailbox where we will receive your mail and sign for your packages
- 8 Hours of Conference Room usage per month
- 100 Free copies per month (additional copies are at a nominal charge)
- Access to full kitchen with complimentary coffee and tea
- Mail forwarding service
- Full service copy center
Community Options, Inc.
- A mailbox where we will recieve your mail and sign for your packages
- Large professional conference rooms for your meetings (see
- Mail forwarding service
Community Options, Inc.
- 11' x 14' Conference Room that seats up to 6 people
First Congregational Church
Statewide Parent Advocacy Network
Bank of America’s Neighborhood Excellence Initiative
• A Student Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C.
Governor's Jefferson Awards
"Do you know someone who makes a difference in your community? If you do, then nominate them for recognition at the New Jersey State Governor’s Jefferson Awards ceremony. The New Jersey State Governor’s Jefferson Awards honor ordinary people who, through volunteer service, do extraordinary things for other
2011 nominating period now open
people, their community, their nation, or the environment.”
PNC Northern New Jersey
Scholarships Available for Graduate Courses in Arts Administration and Non-Profit Organization Managment
Dr. Naomi Wish, Chair
Graduate Department of Public and Healthcare Administration
Jubilee Hall
Seton Hall University
South Orange, NJ 07079
Or EMAIL wishnaom@shu.edu
CIEE - Host an International High School Student!
Posted 5/3/2007
Council for International Educational Exchange
Updated 12/28/08
Posted: 06/11/05
For more information: http://about.good360.org/
or 703 836 2121
Gifts In Kind International partners with businesses and nonprofit
organizations to provide quality products and services that improve lives in
communities around the world.
Over 44% of the Fortune 500 and thousands of other companies annually
contribute nearly $810 million in newly manufactured products to over 200,000
charities through Gifts in Kind International.The four areas of
community support include: Community Services; Youth, Education & Sports;
Community Rebuilding; and Technology, Office Products, Services & Supplies.
Non-profits receive the donations by registering with GIK and paying a small
administrative fee for processing and delivering the donation.
Driven by a mission of providing an effective conduit for the donation of
products, goods and services from the private sector to the charitable sector,
Gifts In Kind International is the recognized leader in the field of product
philanthropy.
Host an Exchange Student
Updated 12/28/07
Examples of types of positions: Database Development
Assistant, Sales and Marketing Intern, Network Support Specialist, Bench
Technician, IT Intern, Web program, Inside Sales Rep, Help Desk Assistant.
The Ticket To Work Program
The Ticket to Work Program is an employment initiative from the Social Security
Administration that gives eligible disability beneficiaries the opportunity to
achieve steady long-term employment by providing greater choices and
opportunities to go to work if they choose to do so. Beneficiaries receive a
Ticket which they can assign to approved service providers to obtain the
support service they need to become self-sufficient. These providers, called
Employment Networks, can receive a dollar amount every month for up to five
years for every eligible individual for whom they provide services as long as
that individual is employed according to the Program requirements.
Who are the "Ticket" holders:
What types of services can Employment Networks offer:
Employment Networks have the opportunity to:
Two websites for more Ticket to Work Program information:
www.yourtickettowork.com and http://www.socialsecurity.gov/work/aboutticket.html .
Customized fundraising training from Partnership in Philanthropy
(PIP)
Guide to New Jersey's Budget Process
Free On-Line Nonprofit Micro-eMBA for Leaders,
Managers, Staff, Volunteers and Consultants
NJ Department of the Treasury: Surplus Computer Distribution Program
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