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Volunteer Management Adventures
My fourth week at the Ronald McDonald House has been quite an adventure, to say the least. This ‘adventure’ consisted of 50 boxes of pillows, three volunteer groups, and one volunteer orientation session. This all resulted in one highly caffeinated/sugar … Continue reading
Welcome to the Team!
This third week at the Ronald McDonald House has me focusing in on our expansive volunteer program. I have learned that in order to create this volunteer stewardship plan, I truly have to understand the different facets of the volunteer program. Here’s … Continue reading
My Summer Enhanced With Wright Choice
Leaving the house at 7am and knowing you won’t return until 8:30pm was a hard pill to swallow but I was determined to dedicated my summer to professional development. In addition to my fellow learning sessions and full time work of … Continue reading
Nonprofits are a fast paced & flexible environment– no kidding!
Do you know how to ask, “What’s your household annual income,” in Somali or Spanish? Yeah, me neither. While my main responsibilities in this fellowship lie in the marketing and communications realm, I do however have plenty of opportunities to … Continue reading
Tagged Columbus, food access, government forms, inequality, Nonprofit, Ohio, produce, Somali, Spanish
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Enhancing My Fellowship
I’m finding out that every experience is very attainable if you just ask. My supervisor Dave encouraged me to shape this fellowship to make it worthwhile. Attending a board of trustees meeting was at the top of my list and … Continue reading
Godman Guild Community Partner of Surly Girl Saloon
One of the things I have noticed since I begin my fellowship with the Guild is that you can make professional connections EVERYWHERE. Being affiliated with a nonprofit allows you to meet many different kinds of people and gives you … Continue reading
Summer School: Part 1
This past week at NCALP, we hosted 47 attorneys and social workers from around the country for the Interdisciplinary Child Welfare Institute. Although I was not heavily involved with ICWI’s daily activities, I was able to sneak peeks throughout the … Continue reading
To be or not to be…that is the question!
This week I was sent on an emotional roller coaster. After potentially losing my film last week, I was hoping to get off to a great start this week. But, I guess it wasn’t meant to be…I drove into work and … Continue reading
Greetings Fellows and friends! Today we hosted a luncheon at the Grange Insurance Audubon Center (I was upset I didn’t get a chance to run and find Shelley while I was there. Oh well, maybe I’ll make it there another time … Continue reading
I found a new place to dwell: Woodchuck Motel
Perhaps you’ve seen it: Price of Progress? Changes in Weinland Park may chase away some residents. If not, take a look. The Dispatch‘s front page news yesterday was accompanied by some of the most recent drama in the saga that … Continue reading