HR Learning Series: Optimizing Benefits or Candidate Attraction & Retention
Thur, March 14, 12:00 - 2:00 pm, In-Person
Join us for an immersive presentation on crafting irresistible benefit packages tailored for local nonprofits of all sizes! In this second session of the HR Learning Series, Jeff Galipeaux, Vice President of Human Resources for LifeMoves will dive deep into dynamic strategies for attracting and keeping top-tier talent. Attendees will leave this session armed with actionable insights and practical tools to improve recruitment and retention and ideas for paths forward for advocacy and change in the benefits space. Prepare to challenge conventional perspectives on organizational benefits as we explore their pivotal role.
Nonprofit leaders and HR professionals of all backgrounds and nonprofit sizes are welcome to attend this session. Don't miss this opportunity to revolutionize your approach to talent management and organizational success!
Policy Affinity Group: Local Legislative Advocacy in San Mateo County
Tues, March 5, 2:00 - 4:00 pm, In-Person
Join Thrive Alliance and United Way Bay Area for Local Legislative Advocacy in San Mateo County. This hands-on workshop, featuring nonprofit advocates, elected officials, and their staff, will guide participants on developing productive relationships between elected officials and community advocates. Gain valuable insights into effective advocacy and enhance your ability to connect with elected leaders and advocacy groups.
Participants will:
Learn how to be effective in advocacy with different levels of government
Practice directly approaching elected officials and legislative aids with issues
Build relationships with elected and government officials in real-time
Sustaining Agriculture Through Disaster: A Continuity of Operations Workshops for Famers
Tues, March 12, 5:00 - 7:00 pm, In-Person
Disasters can have major impacts on agricultural operations, from crop and equipment damage to lost wages and revenue. With proactive planning and knowledge of available disaster resources, agricultural operators can help reduce impacts on their farms and get back up and running faster after a shock event like a flood or landslide.
Join Thrive Rise, SF CARD, South Coast Sustainable, and the San Mateo Resource Conservation District for a two-hour workshop where farmers learn practical strategies to keep operations running during disasters. We will cover hazard mitigation on farms, disaster cleanup resources, labor availability planning, employee safety guidelines, payroll during a disaster, and where to seek relief funds. This training is designed for farm owners and operators, but all are welcome.
Voter Education and Outreach Advisory Committee (VEOAC)
Wed, April 10, 10:00 - 12:00 pm, In-Person
The Voter Education and Outreach Advisory Committee will recap the last elections, discuss which outreach strategies were most effective, and share best practices for the November elections! Everyone is welcome.
Building Momentum for Resilience Hubs Across the Bay Area
Tues, March 26 - Wed, May 22, Virtual
Join Thrive Alliance and Collective Resilience for a three-part workshop series to understand the landscape of resilience hubs in the Bay Area, learn the concepts and tools needed to develop resilience hubs, and develop partnerships with nonprofits, governments, and funders. We will lay the groundwork to develop a robust network of resilience hubs across the Bay Area for communities that need them most.
The workshops will be interactive, and feature guest speakers with expertise in developing resilience hubs, with opportunities for networking and peer-to-peer learning. The series is free for community members and small organizations, with a suggested fee for large organizations, businesses, and government agencies. These fees go toward speaker stipends and organizer costs, with any remaining funds to be put toward a fund for resilience hub development. Registration signs you up for all three sessions.
Session 1:The State of Resilience Hub Work in the Bay Area Tuesday, March 26, 1:00 - 3:00 pm, Virtual
Session 2:Funding and Development of Resilience Hubs Wednesday, April 24, 1:00 - 3:00 pm, Virtual
Session 3:Building a Network and Next Steps Wednesday, May 22, 1:00 - 3:00 pm, Virtual
Commute.org: Commute.org Community Partner Grant Program
Commute.org is thrilled to announce the Community Partner Grant Program, a new pilot initiative to collaborate with and support up to five Community Partner organizations. The partner organizations’ role will involve engaging their community members with information about Commute.org’s commuter programs and services. Each grantee will receive $5,000 to carry out activities within a year, starting July 1, 2024.
Genentech: Health Equity Innovation Fund Announcement
Genentech is now accepting applications for its 2024 Health Equity Innovation Fund. The Innovation Fund aims to address the unfair inequities within the healthcare system that disproportionately affect patients of color. Genentech seeks innovative approaches to create a more inclusive healthcare system where every patient has access to high-quality care. This year, Genentech will award $10M to change makers with bold ideas for closing racial and ethnic inequities in healthcare.
Housing Leadership Council of San Mateo County: North San Mateo County Know Your Rights Event
Wed, March 13, 6:30 - 8:00 pm, In-Person
Join the Housing Leadership Council of San Mateo County to learn about your rights as a renter in North County! The location of the training to be announced. Everyone is welcome!
Leadership Council San Mateo County: Applications Are Open for Leadership Immersion Programs
Tues, March 26, 12:00 - 1:00 pm, Virtual
Leadership Council SMC is now accepting applications and nominations for its two Leadership Immersion Programs: Emerging Leaders and Leadership CORPS. Leadership Council SMC is a countywide nonprofit dedicated to connecting, inspiring, and educating established and emerging San Mateo County leaders to transform San Mateo County positively.
JobTrain is organizing a career and opportunity fair which is open to all. The event will offer job search preparation, supportive services, career opportunities, and a raffle with 15 prizes, including bicycles, laptops, and more! Additionally, the event will feature employers who are open to hiring job seekers with barriers.
Peninsula Family Service is Holding a Thought Leader event to discuss the problem of loneliness in the community, which can affect anyone regardless of age, gender, economic status, or cultural background. In May 2023, the US Surgeon General released an advisory on the public health crisis of loneliness. On January 30, 2024, the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors declared loneliness a health emergency and pledged to explore ideas promoting social connection. The event will feature a keynote speaker and a panel of experts discussing challenges and solutions related to loneliness and its impact.
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