June Newsletter

June 5, 2026

Celebrate Non-Profits Week (June 22–26, 2026) is a nationwide initiative that spotlights the critical role that NGOs and charities play in building, supporting, and strengthening local communities.

Why Celebrate Non-Profits Week Matters

Non-profits do much more than just raise funds; they are the backbone of community support. During this specific week, organizations and community members are encouraged to highlight the following impacts:

- Essential Services: Providing food, shelter, healthcare, and education to vulnerable populations.
- Cultural Enrichment: Promoting the arts, local entertainment, and preserving history.
- Environmental Action: Protecting natural resources, wildlife, and public spaces.
- Economic Impact: Generating jobs, stimulating local economies, and offering volunteer opportunities that keep communities active and engaged.

If you are looking to support charities, NGOs, and the people who run them, consider participating in these ways:

Volunteer: Give your time or skills to an organization whose mission you are passionate about. You can find local Pennsylvania opportunities via VolunteerMatch or JustServe.
Donate: Support the financial needs of local food banks, shelters, and educational programs.
Advocate: Use your social media platforms to raise awareness for the non-profits making a difference in your neighborhood.

Trainings & Workshops

SUMMER SPEED NETWORKING 8 CHAMBER MIXER Tuesday, July 21st, at 11:30am at The Desmond Hotel, Malvern Join members and guests from all eight Chambers in Chester County for an EXCLUSIVE, MEMBERS ONLY Summer Speed Networking Luncheon, allowing you to meet hundreds of individuals from around the region! This event will also support the Chester County Food Bank. Please help those in need this summer by bringing a can of food for donation to The Food Bank! Please note SPACE IS LIMITED – we ask that you register early to confirm your spot. We will start a waitlist once our dedicated space runs out. If you want to attend and space is no longer available, please reach out to be added to the waitlist.

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Upcoming TCN and Member Events

Fundraiser

RSVP- Golf Classic

Monday, June 8, 2026

Workshop

Volunteer Retention Strategies Part 2

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

Fundraiser

VSC- Rooted in Care 2026 VSC Leadership & Matty Muir Awards

Sunday, June 14, 2026

Fundraiser

GreenAllies- Wine and Cheese Fundraiser

Saturday, June 20, 2026

Fundraiser

Powered by Transformation- Reps for Recovery

Saturday, June 27, 2026

Fundraiser

Mosaic Community Land Trust- Summer Solstice Garden Party

Saturday, June 27, 2026

Fundraiser

Trellis for Tomorrow- Garden Games

Thursday, July 9, 2026

Fundraiser

Mosaic Community Land Trust- 2026 Regional Garden Tour

Saturday, July 18, 2026

Fundraiser

Citizen Advocacy- Designer Bag Bingo

Saturday, July 18, 2026

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Community Events & Information

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Kickstands Up for the R.I.D.E. Motorcycle Charity Bike Run. 𝗥ide for 𝗜nclusion & 𝗗isability 𝗘mpowerment Your registration helps Helping Hands, Inc. continue to provide support to families and individuals impacted by developmental & intellectual disabilities. Complete this form to join the run, confirm your spot, and receive event updates. Date of Event: June 13, 2026 (Raindate: June 27, 2026) Begin and End Location: Helping Hands, Inc 415 Hoffmansville Road Bechtelsville, PA 19505 Registration: 9:00am Kickstands Up: 10:00am Admission Includes: Guided Ride, Catered buffet lunch, yard games, and live music BYOB (age 21+) Live Music by Dee of Chestnut Grove 50/50 & Raffle Baskets Ride through scenic Montgomery & Bucks Counties to Lake Nockamixon and back. T-shirts available for sale

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Food & Community Resources

Phoenixville Area Meals

Click for schedule for upcoming community meals and assistance

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St. Paul's Diaper Bank

Diapers, wipes and other baby supplies available for free to Pottstown families. The Diaper Bank is a ministry of the congregation; we welcome volunteers and donations to continue to support this vital community ministry. Our Diaper Bank is open on the 3rd Wednesday of each month from 10-12p and from 5-7p. Volunteers from Mother Goose: Read to Me are also on-site to provide free children’s books.

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Funding Opportunities

Agriculture Grants

Farmers Market Promotion Program

Applications due June 27, 2026

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS), requests applications for the 2025 fiscal year (FY) Farmers Market Promotion Program (FMPP). FMPP’s purpose is to support the development, coordination, and expansion of direct producer-to-consumer markets to increase access to and availability of locally and regionally produced agricultural products. FMPP is a part of the Local Agriculture Market Program (LAMP) umbrella program. AMS welcomes applications that meet LAMP goals to support the development, coordination, and expansion of direct producer-to-consumer marketing, local and regional food markets and enterprises, and value-added agricultural products.

Local Food Promotion Program

Applications due June 27, 2026

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS), requests applications for the 2025 fiscal year (FY) Local Food Promotion Program (LFPP). LFPP’s purpose is to support the development, coordination, and expansion of local and regional food business enterprises that engage as intermediaries in indirect producer-to-consumer marketing to increase access to and availability of locally and regionally produced agricultural products. LFPP is a part of the Local Agriculture Market Program (LAMP) umbrella program. AMS welcomes applications that meet LAMP goals to support the development, coordination, and expansion of direct producer-to-consumer marketing, local and regional food markets and enterprises, and value-added agricultural products.

Regional Food System Partnerships

Applications due June 27, 2026

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS), offers a grant program called the Regional Food System Partnerships (RFSP) for the 2025 fiscal year. The purpose of this program is to support partnerships that connect public and private resources to plan and develop local and regional food systems. RFSP is part of the Local Agriculture Market Program (LAMP) umbrella program. AMS welcomes applications that meet LAMP goals (see section 3.1) to support the development, coordination, and expansion of direct producer-to-consumer marketing, local and regional food markets and enterprises, and value-added agricultural products.

Amazon Grant

Creative Catalyst Grant Program

Applications due June 12, September 11 and November 13, 2026

Pennsylvania Creative Industries is the new flagship brand of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency. With this name, the Council aims to elevate the creative sector’s visibility, engage broader audiences, foster collaboration across disciplines, and underscore creativity’s vital role in innovation, economic growth, and community vitality.

In 2025, our Council adopted a new strategic plan with the mission to empower, connect, and amplify creatives and creative industries and their contributions to Pennsylvania's communities, economy, and workforce. Our vision is that Pennsylvania becomes the national leader among states for creative communities, talent, and industries. To maximize impact and align with state community and economic development goals, Pennsylvania Creative Industries invests resources in five key areas:

Asset Development (e.g., creative organizations, entrepreneurial ecosystem, technical assistance, regional networking).
Workforce Development (e.g., creative skills, career awareness, and employment pathways).
Community Development (e.g., creative placemaking, engagement with local governments, and networking for practitioners).
Visibility (e.g., promotion of creative industries, products and services, and of the contributions and opportunities within our commonwealth’s creative sector).
Policy (e.g., creation of policies that promote and foster relevancy and opportunity for creative industries, within governmental and non-governmental agencies and businesses)

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Health & Wellness

Mother's Alive

Families thrive when they have access to both financial stability and access to care. Join Montgomery County, PA for Mothers Alive 2026: Strengthening Families Through Economic Opportunity and Care,’ a conference bringing together health care practitioners and providers, community partners and advocates, and policymakers to explore evidence-based solutions that support healthier futures for mothers, children, and families.

Thursday, June 11, 8:30am-3:00pm

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Job Opportunities

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Work with Purpose. Drive Real Change. If you’ve been looking for a career where your daily work truly matters, you belong here. At YWCA Tri-County Area, we are on a mission to eliminate racism, empower women, and promote peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all—and we need passionate people like you to help us do it. We currently have rewarding opportunities available in: 🍎 Early Education – Shape the minds and futures of our youngest learners. 🤸 Youth Education & Prevention – Guide local youth toward safe, healthy, and successful paths. Join Our Team Take the next step in your professional journey. View our current openings and apply online: 🔗 tinyurl.com/JobsatYW3CA Get in Touch Got questions about a specific role? Connect with us directly: • Email: hr.mission@ywcatricountyarea.org • Phone: 610-323-1888 ext. 230

St. Mary’s Franciscan Shelter for Homeless Families is seeking a House Manager to oversee the shelter every Friday from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM. If you have a desire to help families facing homelessness and a willingness to engage in the life of the shelter, please contact us at 610-933-3097 or smfs@stmarysfs.org.

Berks ARL - Multiple Positions Open

Shelter Veterinarian (Part-time or Full-time, salary negotiable)
Shelter Medical Technician Lead (Part-time or Full-time, $21–$24/hr)
Surgery Technician (Part-time or Full-time, $20–$25/hr)

To apply, send a letter of interest and your resume to Leann Quire, Director of Humane Resources and Customer Service, at lquire@berksarl.org.

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Greener Partners

Position Title: Programs Director

Status: Exempt, Full-Time (32 hrs per week)

Hours: 32 hrs per week, includes occasional evening and weekend hours

Supervises: 4 program educators

Location: A hybrid working environment (flexibility to work remotely but expected to be in-person at Greener Partners’ facilities and program sites in the greater Philadelphia region as needed)

Reports to: Executive Director

Salary: $60-65k, with an annual cost of living adjustment

Benefits: 160 hours of paid time off (PTO); 16 paid holidays; $400 towards professional development annually; annual $300 cell phone usage reimbursement; retirement plan with 3% matching

ABOUT GREENER PARTNERS:

Greener Partners (GP) believes everyone has a right to healthy food. Since 2008, we have worked to remove barriers to healthy eating through urban farming, equitable fresh food access, and discovery-based learning. We partner with schools, hospitals, and community organizations to develop sustainable fresh food resources. Greener Partners’ staff and Board are continuously engaged in deep inquiry and intentional transformation to realize our vision of being an inclusive, diverse, and equitable organization that is reflective of our partnerships. Our approach to learning and growing honors diverse culinary, agricultural, and cultural histories. We are committed to disrupting racist systems, ideologies, and practices both within ourselves, our organization, and through the work we do in collaboration with others.

POSITION SUMMARY:

As a member of Greener Partners’ leadership team, the Programs Director is responsible for developing, supporting, and evaluating the organization’s work across diverse sectors within Philadelphia, Montgomery County, and Delaware County. Building upon GP’s long-standing relationships across Philadelphia, Montgomery County, and Delaware County, this position advances our mission through strengthening existing partnerships as well as developing new collaborations with institutional and community partners. In close coordination with the Development team, this position works to secure sustainable funding and ensures that programs, grant proposals, and contracts are informed by the most impacted community members and staff closest to the work. The Programs Director provides support and leadership to Greener Partners’ program staff ensuring that all staff have the resources, training, skills, and capacity to successfully deliver high quality programs that have measurable social impact and achieve organizational benchmarks and goals.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Strategic Partnership and Program Development (35%)

● New Partnership Development:

○ With support from the GP Leadership team, lead the development of new institutional, community, and philanthropic partnerships to advance GP’s mission

○ Collaborate with GP Leadership to write partnership proposals that are community informed and align with GP’s values and mission

● Program Planning:

○ Ensure excellence and sustainability of Greener Partners programs: identify program goals and the operational and financial resources needed to meet those goals

● Program Funding:

○ Work with GP Leadership to ensure a solid mix of income streams, with a combination of raised and earned income

○ Identify project funding gaps

○ Support GP’s Development team in writing grant proposals by providing content/data, ensuring that proposals are developed with input from the people closest to the work

○ Support GP’s Development team in writing grant reports by sharing program results (outputs and outcomes)

Partnership and Program Management (30%)

● Maintain positive relationships: Strengthen existing school, community, and institutional partnerships

● Program delivery:

○ Oversee the implementation of proposals and contracts

○ Lead community programs as needed and fill in for staff as needed

● Program tracking and reporting: Identify, manage, and track program deliverables and provide reports to the leadership team and Board of Directors

● Program evaluation: Collaborate with partners, research professionals, and GP’s leadership to develop metrics to evaluate programs and measure impact

● Communicating results: Ensure that program impact is effectively communicated in GP collateral and on social media and ensure that key results are communicated to GP’s staff and Board

● External leadership: Represent Greener Partners in strategic initiatives throughout the region, including working groups, conferences, and ad-hoc committees to increase collaboration, build networks, and maximize GP’s impact

Organizational Leadership and Staff Supervision (35%)

● Organizational planning and budgeting: Collaborate with GP Leadership on the development of the organization’s annual operating priorities and budget and help ensure organizational goals are met.

● Organizational systems: Collaborate with GP Leadership on developing systems that guide Greener Partners’ work, such as strategic priorities, team and staff goals, check-ins, program management, and evaluation tools

● Workplace culture: Collaborate with GP’s Leadership team to build a workplace culture and policies and procedures that are anti-racist, inclusive, equitable, trauma-informed, and employee-centric

● Teamwork: Work closely with the Project Manager to oversee growing spaces and collaborate on program duties and deliverables.

● Staff supervision:

○ Directly supervises 4 program educators

○ Assist staff with developing program components that drive meaningful impact in the areas of food access, food sovereignty, and discovery-based learning

○ Ensure that staff have the resources and professional development required to deliver high quality programs and appropriately meet the needs of communities

○ In collaboration with staff leadership team, lead onboarding plan to train new staff and interns

● Program scheduling: Schedule and assign programs and projects to the education team

● Volunteer and intern management: Supervise, communicate, and coordinate with volunteers and interns

● Special projects: Assist with unique projects, such as fundraisers, cultivation activities, and partner projects

This job description outlines the primary responsibilities of the position, however, the employee may be required to perform other related duties as assigned by management to meet the needs of the organization, including occasional reassignment of tasks based on operational demands.

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

● Experience in managing teams and optimizing operational capacity.

● Experience in food, nutrition, and farming education

● Ability to stay organized and manage multiple projects simultaneously

● Ability to develop trusting relationships with diverse populations and participate in community engagement work

● Someone who is team oriented and enjoys collaboration

● Demonstrates strong understanding of the challenges faced by marginalized communities and the ability to promote and implement strategies of equity and inclusion.

● A problem solver with a can-do attitude

● Ability to work outdoors and lift, carry, push, pull objects weighing up to 50 pounds

● Clean driving record and ability to use personal vehicle to travel to programs

● Up-to date FBI, PA Criminal, and PA Child Abuse clearances (or ability to obtain)

● Excellent written and oral communication skills

● Flexibility and adaptability

● Commitment to our mission and our values

We encourage you to apply even if you don't meet all of the requirements.

How to apply: Please submit a current resume and cover letter explaining your interest in the position and why you will be a great fit to whitney.lingle@greenerpartners.org.

Our Hiring Process: Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until the position is filled. We will begin with Zoom one-hour interviews mid-June . Finalists will be invited to a second-round in-person one-hour interview. We would like the selected candidate to start as soon as possible, ideally by July, though our timeline is somewhat flexible .

The Non Profit Center

In partnership with The Nonprofit Center, the Dow Corporate Volunteer Program Manager will work closely with Dow’s North America North Public Affairs team to support and strengthen volunteer engagement efforts across multiple regional sites. This role will help coordinate employee volunteer initiatives, collaborate with community partners, and support purpose-driven engagement programs that create meaningful community impact. The position is based at the Northeast Dow Center in Collegeville, PA, and works alongside both The Nonprofit Center and Dow teams.

If you have any questions or are interested in submitting your resume and cover letter, please contact Ro Washington at [ro@npcenter.org](mailto:ro@npcenter.org)[.](mailto:ro@npcenter.org)

Maternal Child and Health

We’re hiring!

MCHC is seeking a Director of Finance to join our team and support our growing organization.

This is a wonderful opportunity for a finance professional who wants to use their skills in a great work environment and be part of a mission that makes a meaningful difference for families, women, and children in our community.

At MCHC, our work is rooted in service, impact, and commitment to helping families start healthy, stay healthy, and succeed.

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Laurel House

Children's Support Specialist

Lansdale, PA, USA

|Full Time

|$23.00 - $25.00 per hour

Posted: Apr 28, 2026

Counselor (Part-Time, 24 Hours/Week, On-Site)

East Norriton, PA, USA

|Part Time

Posted: Apr 28, 2026

Counselor (Part-Time, 24 Hours/Week, On-Site)

Lansdale, PA, USA

|Part Time

Posted: Apr 28, 2026

Counselor Part Time 15 to 20 hrs. a week. Must be Spanish Speaking

East Norriton, PA, USA

|Part Time

Posted: Dec 03, 2025

Domestic Abuse Response Team Advocate

East Norriton, PA, USA

|Full Time

|$20.00 - $21.00 per hour

Posted: Jun 02, 2026

Relief Shelter Advocate

Lansdale, PA, USA

|Part Time

|$20.00 - $23.00 per hour

Posted: Apr 01, 2026

Sales Associate - (Laurel's Loft) Part-time

1801 North Broad Street, Lansdale, PA, USA

|Part Time

|$13.99 - $14.00 per hour

Posted: May 15, 2026

Shelter Advocate Full Time M-F

Lansdale, PA, USA

|Full Time

|$21.00 - $23.00 per hour

Posted: Mar 23, 2026

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Pottstown Regional Foundation

The Pottstown Regional Community Foundation is seeking a Marketing & Communications Summer Intern to support storytelling, social media, email communications, digital content, and community engagement.

This six-week, part-time internship is a great opportunity for a student or early-career professional interested in nonprofit marketing and communications.

Details:

• Approximately 15 hours per week

• Primarily in-office in Pottstown, PA

• $13/hour

Apply here: https://ow.ly/Ezni50Z7ioN

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Member Benefits

Become a Member →

TCN Members now have FREE access to Catchafire. They support MANY of your organizational needs through TCN’s partnership with Catchafire. Catchafire matches talented professionals with nonprofits to help them increase their capacity and achieve their missions. Catchafire provides no-cost support for org needs ranging from IT support to copy writing.

TCN's Fee for Service- Grant Writing

Scope of Services

Writing Full Grant Proposals – Complete development of competitive proposals aligned with funder requirements.
Drafting Narratives or Letters of Inquiry (LOIs) – Concise, compelling introductions to potential funders.
Editing or Reviewing Existing Proposals – Professional review for clarity, compliance, and impact.
Researching and Identifying Grant Opportunities – Curated lists of foundation, corporate, state, and federal grants.
Building a Calendar of Deadlines and Submissions – A customized tool to track due dates and reporting requirements.

Pricing Options

Comprehensive Retainer Package: Flat monthly fee covering all selected services. $1000 – $3000 monthly depending on chosen services and organization budget.

Per Service Model (sample ranges):

Full proposals: $250–$500 each
Full proposals plus submission: $300 each
Federal grant development: $500 each
State grant development: $500 each
LOIs: $250 each
Editing: $300–$500 each
Training workshops: $500 each

TCN's Social Media/Marketing Services

Fundamentals

Includes a discovery call, social media review and strategy session

- $250/month
- 5 hours
- Management of up to 3 social media platforms
- 2-3 original posts per week
- 1-2 reposts specific to your focus areas
- Basic content creation (graphics/captions)
- Monthly content calendar
- Monthly analytics summary
- Development of up to 2 flyers/marketing materials

Growth

Includes a discovery call, social media review and strategy session

$375/month
10 hours
Management of up to 4 social media platforms
3-4 original posts per week
3-4 reposts specific to your focus areas
Enhanced content creation (graphics, short videos)
Target engagement with audiences
Monthly content calendar
Monthly analytics & recommendations
1 press release, blog, or newsletter per month
Development of up to 3 flyers/marketing materials
Website updates

Impact

Includes a discovery call, social media review and strategy session

$500/month
20 hours
Management of up to 5 social media platforms
4–5 posts per week + stories/reels
3-4 reposts specific to your focus areas
Advanced content creation (graphics, video editing, branded templates)
Monthly content calendar
Full analytics report with insights
2 press releases, blogs, or newsletters per month
Campaign strategy & execution for events/fundraisers
Development of up to 5 flyers/marketing materials
Target engagement with audiences
Fund development campaign/annual campaign
Website updates

Need Fund Development Support?

Your membership provides you with consulting time with fundraising expert Chad Barger. Chad Barger [BAR-jur] helps nonprofit professionals and boards fundraise more efficiently and effectively. He is an internationally top-rated speaker, master trainer and coach. Chad is the Chief Strategist and owner of the firm Productive Fundraising which specializes in teaching the latest research-based fundraising tactics and making them approachable for small to mid-sized nonprofits.

Interested? Email akolpak@tcnetwork.org

Need Budget support?

Your membership provides you consulting time with Jan Dégallier. Jan combines expertise in strategic planning, financial process improvement, and leadership development to help nonprofits build strong financial foundations and high performing
teams. With a background as a Certified Public Accountant (inactive), Certified Business and Leadership Coach, Maxwell Leadership Certified Team member, and Certified DISC & EQ Trainer, she equips organizations with the tools to align financial strategies, leadership, and operations for sustainable success.

Interested? Contact akolpak@tcnetwork.org

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Professional Support & Development

Adult Blended Mental Health First Aid

Adult Blended Mental Health First Aid

Thursday, 06/25/2026 8:30AM-3:30PM at the SE Regional

Trooper, PA 1940 What it Covers • Common signs and symptoms of mental illness • Common signs and symptoms of substance use • How to interact with a person in crisis • How to connect the person with help • NEW: Expanded content on trauma, addiction and self-care

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Pour Over Summit

Wednesday, Jun 10

01:00 PM - 04:00 PM EDT

The Pour Over Summit is a free 3-hour virtual event built for the marketers doing meaningful work in nonprofits and rural health.

Join us for real talk, practical strategy, and honest conversation with speakers who get your world. We’re bringing together some of our favorite guests from the podcasts and experts from the field to help shore up your skill set in storytelling, content, AEO/SEO, video, strategy, digital marketing and much more!

Get your team and come join us for the Pour Over Summit and walk away with your cup filled up and marketing ideas you can start implementing immediately!

Prizes, fun, and a great community! Join us!

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Healthy Bodies Healthy Minds Institute 2026

Join us on August 4, 2026 for a full day of professional learning focused on:
Thriving in the Digital Age: Health, Wellness, and Safety

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Immigration Rights Action Learning Series

Join our Immigrant Rights Action Learning Series. This three-part program is designed to strengthen the capacity of community partners to understand, respond to, and advance immigrant rights. Together, we will build shared knowledge, center lived experience, and examine the narratives that shape our work and communities.

Part II: Narrative, Belonging, and Countering Harm | June 11 @ 1 PM, Community Partners Center, Colmar
Goal: Shift harmful narratives and strengthen asset-based, dignity-centered storytelling that builds public will and solidarity.

Part III: From Learning to Action — Protection, Partnership, and Collective Response | July 15 @ 1 PM, Community Partners Center, Colmar

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Free Nonprofit Fundraising Webinar: Boost Your Fundraising Skills

Join fundraising master trainer Chad Barger, ACFRE, ACNP for a free fundraising webinar, where he will provide actionable steps to take to improve your nonprofit’s fundraising campaigns. These fundraising webinars cover topics ranging from donor cultivation and stewardship to board fundraising engagement and so much more. And best of all, they’re FREE!

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Volunteer Opportunities

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Summer Volunteer Opportunity: Our Summer Garden Nights give students the opportunity to grow their own produce, create fun garden-themed crafts and learn about God through a Bible lesson. This meaningful program is made possible by our amazing Garden Volunteers! Whether you love gardening, working with kids or simply lending a helping hand, we would love to have you join us. Families with young children are welcome to volunteer together! To learn more or sign up to volunteer, please contact Marcie at marcie@project-purpose.org

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TCN Volunteer Board

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Membership Spotlights

Thank you to all who joined us for Celebrating Mothers Brunch 2026 presented by ABA Centers of Pennsylvania and J&L Building Materials, Inc. The joy, enthusiasm, and support in the room made this year's brunch one of MCC's most memorable celebrations to date! Thanks to your support, we had a sold-out event and broke a record, raising over $450,000 to support MCC's services, policy, advocacy, and research! Congratulations again to this year's honorees, Sara Lomax, the recipient of the Strengthening Motherhood Award; and Dr. Arline Geronimus, the recipient of the Spirit of Motherhood Award.

Mission Kids

Today, we had the opportunity to welcome guidance staff from Spring-Ford Area School District to Mission Kids’ Training Center for a day focused on protecting and supporting students.

Staff participated in Darkness to Light: Stewards of Children training led by our Prevention Educators, Veronica and Abby, learning how adults can prevent, recognize, and respond responsibly to child sexual abuse through the nation’s leading evidence-based prevention program.

They also heard from Michelle McDyre, our Director of Prevention Education and Outreach, about:

• Mission Kids and the Child Advocacy Center model

• Resources and support available to schools and families

• Online and digital safety tools

• Opportunities for collaboration and partnership

Our clinical team also shared information about our Promoting Safe Behaviors Program, which supports children and youth with problematic sexual behaviors through evidence-based treatment and family-centered intervention aimed at preventing future harm.

Staff also toured our facility to learn more about the services, spaces, and support Mission Kids provides to children and families throughout the community.

When schools and community partners come together with prevention at the center, we strengthen the safety net around children.

We are grateful to Spring-Ford Area School District for prioritizing student safety and investing in education that helps adults better protect the children in their care.

Interested in bringing your next in-service day or professional development training to Mission Kids? We would love to connect.

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Worthwhile Wear

8,903 miles logged by participants in 24 states and 4 countries.

In less than one month, you have unlocked $28,903 for restorative programs for human trafficking survivors and we are SO grateful!

Want to join the Act Challenge to unlock funding for safe housing, education, prevention, and employment programs for trafficking survivors?

It’s FREE and open WORLDWIDE!

1 mile logged (running, cycling, swimming, walking, hiking, dancing, etc.) = $1 unlocked.

Visit Worthwhile.org/ActChallenge to join and log your miles until July 30.

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