 (PIP) is a partnership between New Jersey's donor community and members of the New Jersey professional fundraising community that was organized in 1991, and exists to strengthen the fund raising capacity of New Jersey's non-profit community. PIP, a 501(c)(3) organization, direct, on-site service in the form of assessment, professional consulting, training and/or mentoring in the areas of Resource Development, Volunteer Development, Planning, and Community Outreach for emerging New Jersey non-profit organizations that require assistance in these areas. |
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PIP helps people by making good non-profits better. We maximize the fundraising and management capabilities of New Jersey's non-profit community. |
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From the Executive Director - Summer 2009 |
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There's an ad running on TV these days for some kind of popular medication that asks the viewer the question, "What heals you?" One person answers "a night out with the girls" while another person says "Reading a good book." What heals me? My answer right now: time to step back, think, re-assess and plan. It takes discipline to be able to fit these crucial steps into a busy minute-by-minute, day-by-day work week. But vacations, time away doing something totally unrelated to the job, can sometimes yield the most creative thinking imaginable and can set the course for new and original ventures. As spring gives way to summer and we take the well-deserved breaks that we've earned, my hope for everyone is that we stop thinking so hard and start thinking better. Heal yourself with exercise, family reunions, good food, sight-seeing or whatever it takes to relax. But above all, heal yourself by taking a break from the day-to-day; get some perspective and in doing so, the ability to move into the next phase with renewed vigor and a robust plan for the future. Enjoy! Becky Dembo |
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2009-2010 PIP Leadership Development Roundtable for NJ Executive Directors |
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Nonprofit leaders are stretched by increasing demands for services, shrinking funding, scarce resources, and inadequate staff forcing them to do more with less. The Roundtable offers ED’s time away from the office to reflect, review and renew among peers coping with similar challenges. Each month they explore issues of contemporary leadership, identify new ways to approach common problems and find the acknowledgement and support that they say is so often missing from their lives. Facilitated by Christine Brown, a Nonprofit Leadership Coach, the roundtable members bring real time issues to the group. Best practices, successful strategies, resources and contacts are freely shared. Each Roundtable has 5 to 8 members and meets one morning a month between September and May. One-on-one coaching sessions with the facilitator are included on an as needed basis. Program fee $795. Contact Christine Brown for more information, meeting dates and locations and an application.
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