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Montana Nonprofit Association seeks to build the capacity of the Montana nonprofit sector in order to monitor and act on public policy issues that affect the sector as a whole. MNA’s Public Policy Council directs the association’s work and is guided by a Public Policy Agenda developed in consultation with our membership.

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Vision for Montana’s Nonprofit Community

Montana’s vitality and livability depend on a thriving nonprofit sector. We are creating a future where nonprofits are recognized and celebrated, have the resources needed to fulfill their missions, and are strategically connected with one another and with partners in business and government.

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Dream of supporting your family with a career that supports your community? Looking to fill a position at your nonprofit with a passionate individual? Montana Nonprofit Association offers the most comprehensive listing of nonprofit job openings in Montana. Search and apply to open positions or post jobs now.

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MNA’s 600 nonprofit members address a broad array of missions, come from all four corners of the state, and range in size from the smallest all-volunteer nonprofits to the largest organizations in Montana.

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We are excited to announce a diverse and value-packed training calendar for 2018. With 28 training events scheduled from February to August, our nonprofit training program offers something for everyone.

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Montana Nonprofit Association’s mission is to provide leadership for Montana’s nonprofit sector and partner with charitable nonprofits to promote a sustainable, networked, and influential sector.

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02octAll Day042018 MNA Annual ConferenceDon’t miss the largest gathering of nonprofit professionals in the state!

10oct1:00 pm5:00 pmCommunity Training Series: Survival Skills for the Nonprofit Leader

11oct8:30 am12:30 pmNonprofit Board Training: Leadership and Stewardship

11oct4:00 pm6:00 pmSo You Wanna Be A Board Member?

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Audience: Young Professionals

Are you interested in serving on a nonprofit board, but don’t know where to start? This free workshop is for people who are either considering board service or are new to a nonprofit board of directors. Presented by the Montana Nonprofit Association, this two-hour session will cover what you need to know to consider board leadership as a volunteer opportunity.

Participants will explore these topics and more:

What is a nonprofit, exactly?
The basic legal requirements of all nonprofit boards (More interesting than it sounds.)
What are the qualities of good board members, and bad ones too!
Do you have to have money to be on a board? What else might you have to offer?
How do you even get your foot in the door, and what you should consider before saying “yes” to board leadership.
How to set yourself up to succeed as a board member.

Every nonprofit in Montana is legally required to have three board members. That means there is plenty of opportunity, and you shouldn’t be reluctant just because you don’t have experience. This workshop will prepare you to identify, pursue and step into your role as a board member, which could become one of the most meaningful experiences you could possibly imagine.

Time

(Thursday) 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm MST

Location

Big Sky Medical Center

334 Town Center Avenue

Organizer

Big Sky Chamber of Commerce

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Montana Nonprofit Association’s mission is to provide leadership for Montana’s nonprofit sector and partner with charitable nonprofits to promote a sustainable, networked, and influential sector.

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Email: [email protected]
Phone: (406) 449-3717

7 W. 6th Ave., Suite 504
P.O. Box 1744
Helena, MT 59624

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