Professional Development Opportunities for Nonprofit Leaders - Free Information Sessions
August 31
October 18

Interested in advancing your career? The ASU Center for Nonprofit Leadership and Management facilitates three distinctive yet complementary nonprofit education programs. This includes an undergraduate academic program (American Humanics) through ASU's School of Community Resources and Development (SCRD), a graduate certificate program offered jointly between SCRD and ASU's School of Public Affairs, and a professional development education program offered through CNLM's Nonprofit Management Institute (NMI). NMI offers an array of workshops and courses that provide the necessary skills and knowledge needed to succeed in today's fast-paced and competitive nonprofit environment. Programs include:

. Continuing Education Courses

. Professional Certificate in Nonprofit Management

. Nonprofit Excellence Enrichment Series

. Topical Workshops

. Conferences

RFP Application for CNLM Nonprofit Organizational Self-Assessment Now Available Online

The Center has released its Request for Proposal (RFP) for the fourth cycle of the Nonprofit Organizational Self-Assessment Program. Interested nonprofit 501 ( C ) 3 organizations focusing on youth and human services are encouraged to apply for the opportunity that engages board and staff for an eight-month commitment of internal and external mission-focused assessment. Public information meetings are offered August 25th and September 1. Visit our website at http://nonprofit.asu.edu to download the letter of introduction with criteria and public meeting information and the application for submission. Deadline for submission is Friday, October 1, 2004. If you have additional questions, contact Lorie Cobb at (480)727-8414 or at lorie.cobb@asu.edu.

Nonprofit Excellence Enrichment Series

2004-2005 Schedule Now Available - Presented through the Nonprofit Management Institute by the ASU Center for Nonprofit Leadership and Management, the "Excellence in Nonprofit Leadership and Management Enrichment Series" is a monthly series of workshops that runs each year from September through May. Designed to address the core competencies necessary to successfully lead a nonprofit organization, the program covers a variety of topics, from strategic planning and marketing to board governance and resource development. Each three-hour seminar contains a video lecture presentation on the topic from a leading national expert and includes facilitated group discussion, exercises and resource materials. Fee is $40 per segment or $280 for the entire series of eight workshops. Pre-registration and pre-payment required. For more information or to register, please visit our website at www.asu.edu/copp/nonprofit or contact us at (480) 965-1867 - nmi@asu.edu.

Potential Federal Changes to Nonprofit Sector on the Horizon - Worth Watching

Some proposed changes to legislation suggested by the Congressional Finance Committee could have a huge impact on the nonprofit sector. These reform proposals span from five-year reviews of an organization's exempt status to national implementation of charity accreditation and best practices. Senate concern for the handling of nonprofit organizations was voiced at Congressional hearings held in June and July on "Charity Oversight and Reform: Keeping Bad Things from Happening to Good Charities." Nonprofit Quarterly is organizing and sending a series of responses to the Senate Committee. To read the entire Nonprofit Quarterly article, please click the link provided: http://www.nonprofitquarterly.org/section/522.html. To read the Staff Discussion Draft released by the Finance Committee, please click the link provided: http://finance.senate.gov/hearings/testimony/2004test/062204stfdis.pdf To find out which U.S. Senators belong to the Congressional Finance Committee, please click the link provided: http://finance.senate.gov/sitepages/committee.htm

Make A Difference and NewsChannel 3: 20+ Days and 80+ Ways to Help Your Community

Something Good! began as an effort to commemorate the one-year anniversary of September 11, encouraging volunteerism as a way to help re-ignite the spirit of unity and patriotism we all felt after that devastating tragedy. As we approach our third annual event, Something Good! has turned into much more. Something Good! is about raising awareness of the needs in Arizona, bringing neighbors together, inspiring change, and creating a sense of community. Taking part in Something Good! teaches us that even the smallest tasks can make a difference. Join Make A Difference and NewsChannel 3 and do Something Good! all over the Valley between August 7th and August 28th. Whether you enjoy working with kids or planting a garden, with 80+ projects to choose from at 50+ nonprofits, we have one for you! There are many community organizations that need your help - here's your chance to lend a hand! For more information, visit www.azfamily.com/somethinggood or call Make A Difference at (602)973-2212. Bring your friends. Bring your family. Turn something good into something great! .

Community Foundation for Southern Arizona Announces Grant Recipients

The Community Foundation for Southern Arizona (CFSA) has awarded more than $145,000 to 31 nonprofit agencies during its annual Spring Grant Round. The grants fund a broad spectrum of programs and services in four categories-Culture and Recreation, Health and Human Services, Education and Personal Development and Community Enhancement and Environment. While the Foundation granted more than $5 million in 2003-2004, the Spring Grant Round represents revenue generated for unrestricted and discretionary grant making. "This funding is a vital source of income for our local nonprofits," says Steve Alley, President and CEO of the Foundation. "Nationwide, support from individuals makes up nearly 75% of contributions to nonprofits, but many local organizations, especially those of smaller size, rely heavily on grants to carry out their missions", Alley reports. Founded in 1980, the mission of the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona is to work with charitably minded individuals and organizations to strengthen Southern Arizona communities, now and for generations to come. For a complete list of grant recipients or to provide additional support, please call (520) 770-0800 or visit CFSA's website at http://www.cfsoaz.org/ .

The Governor's Office Announces RFPs and Grants

The Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD) has announced the availability of funds in three distinct areas since July 9, 2004. Advocacy - Request for Proposal- Projects that seek to assist the GCDD in implementing identified goals and objectives in its five-year plan for services across the state of Arizona in six distinct districts, including:

• District I (serving Maricopa county)
• District II (serving Pima county)
• District III (serving Apache, Coconino, Navajo and Yavapai counties)
• District IV (serving Mohave, LaPaz and Yuma counties)
• District V (serving Gila and Pinal counties)
• District VI (serving Graham, Greenlee, Cochise and Santa Cruz counties)

To obtain a copy of the request for proposal (RFP), please contact: Office of Procurement (front desk) 1789 W. Jefferson Street, Site Code 805Z Phoenix, Arizona 85007 (602)364-0170 (telephone) (602)542-4496 (fax) You can only obtain a copy of the RFP from the Office of Procurement. The GCDD office will be unable to provide you with a copy of this RFP.

Community Education and Information - Request for Proposal

Projects which seek to provide training as well as information and advocacy support to individuals with developmental disabilities and their family members on their roles, rights and responsibilities under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). For a copy of the request for proposal (RFP) for this service, please contact Cynthia Gafford at cgafford@azdes.gov.

Special Projects Grant Program

Projects that seek to establish services, improve services, or expand services for individuals with developmental disabilities in the following general categories: 1) education, 2) employment, 3) community support, and, 4) self-advocacy. Projects must address at least one objective in the GCDD's five-year plan for services. The GCDD's five-year plan objectives are listed in the grant application.To request an application, please contact Cynthia Gafford at cgafford@azdes.gov. The Council welcomes proposals in response to any of the three solicitations recently issued and thanks you for assisting in enhancing opportunities for Arizonans with developmental disabilities!

PAFCO Voter Registration Project - We Need Your Help To Register People To Vote

Have you signed up yet for your group or organization? Do you need help or training?
The target of these voter registration efforts is Protecting Arizona's Family Coalition (PAFCO) network to take advantage of special events and special populations. The Mental Health Association of Arizona is coordinating this effort for PAFCO and we need your help to make this successful. Ways to Help:

. Have us come to an event you are holding so that we can register the attendees to vote.

. Have us come to a facility of yours (child care center or senior center, etc.) on "high traffic" days to register people to vote.

. Have us provide a presentation at one of your events on the importance of voting.

. You can register people to vote as a part of your day-to-day business and send us a copy of the form.

. We can train you to be a leader in voter registration and pay you per form to register people for us.

. Or, we can come up with a new way of helping you to help us register people! We are flexible and open to new ideas.

Capacity Enhancement Grants for Pima County Senior Services

The Southern Arizona Compassion Initiative is a capacity building program funded in part by a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Our program aims to assist faith-based and community groups that serve or wish to serve senior citizens and their unpaid, informal caregivers to increase their effectiveness, enhance their ability to provide social services, expand their organization or association, diversify their funding sources and create collaborations to better serve seniors or engage them in meaningful volunteer activity. The Southern Arizona Compassion Initiative will provide ongoing assistance at no cost to organizations and associations. Grants are for capacity enhancement purposes only and may not be used to fund direct services or inherently religious activities. Organizations need not have 501(c) 3 status to apply for grant funding, training or technical assistance. The Request for Proposal will be released on August 16. Deadline for completed proposals is October 1. Applicants must attend one of 12 pre-proposal workshops to be held throughout Pima County from August 19 through September 27.To register for a workshop, contact Caroline at (520)903-9000 extension 231 or cnguyen@unitedwaytucson.org. For more information about the Southern Arizona Compassion Initiative, please call Sharon Gartner at (520)903-9000 extension 420.

Arizona Republic to highlight Southeast Valley Nonprofits

The Arizona Republic is launching a new effort to help publicize Southeast Valley nonprofit organizations, their fund-raisers, and acknowledge the volunteers who help. Send your information to SEVmonday@arizonarepublic.com. Jpeg attachments welcome. Also, if you have good candid photos from organization events, send them to the same address.

NPower Arizona offers Technology Training for Nonprofits

NPower Arizona's technology training classes are designed to address the specific technology needs of nonprofits in the Phoenix area. Courses are offered at a variety of locations and cover key topics identified by local nonprofits as critical needs. The wide range of topics include: "Beginning" and "Advanced Computer Skills for the Nonprofit Professional", "Improving Your Presentations", and "Email and Calendar Basics". For more information or to register for a class, please visit the NPower Arizona website at http://www.npoweraz.org/training/index.htm

Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence Appoints New Director of Community Outreach

The Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence (AzCADV) has appointed Paula Bates as the new Director of Community Outreach. Bates is responsible for implementation and completion of outreach activities of the Coalition including media and public relations. Additional areas of responsibility include grant writing and management, and staff/volunteer development.

Phoenix Theatre Names New Managing Director

Following a nationwide search, Daniel L. Schay of Sedona, Arizona, has been named Managing Director of Phoenix Theatre, according to Mark Hiegel, president of the theatre's board. Schay will be responsible for all business aspects of Phoenix Theatre. He will serve as a peer partner with Michael Barnard, the theatre's Producing Artistic Director, who is responsible for all artistic aspects.

The Organization of Nonprofit Executives
August 18

The Organization of Nonprofit Executives invites you to the follow-up brown bag round table discussion on resource development. For more information, visit the website at http://www.oneaz.org/default.asp?PageID=10000574

The Association of Fundraising Professionals
September 1

Return of the Roundtables! One of 2003's most popular AFP innovations were roundtables by fundraising topic. Here's a chance to spend an hour with the Valley's leading experts on events, annual giving, major gifts, and many other topics. To find out more, please visit http://www.afpaz.org/Events.asp

How to Start a 501(C)(3) Nonprofit Organization in Arizona
September 11

Presented by the ASU Center for Nonprofit Leadership and Management. This workshop will help participants determine if forming a new nonprofit corporation is an effective strategy. Common terminology pertaining to types of nonprofit organizations will be discussed as well as the various titles for the chief staff position and for the chief volunteer officer. All forms for application for a nonprofit status will be provided and reviewed. The instructor is Tim Delaney. 8:45 am - 1:30 pm at the ASU Downtown Center, 502 East Monroe Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004. Cost: $75 plus $25 materials fee - Lunch is provided. For more information or to register, please visit our website at www.asu.edu/copp/nonprofit or contact us by phone (480) 965-1867 or by email at - nmi@asu.edu.

Introduction to Nonprofit Management (NMI 101)
September 2, 7 & 9

Presented by the ASU Center for NonprofitLeadership and Management - this course can be taken alone or as part of the Professional Certificate in Nonprofit Management. This class is highly recommended for those new to nonprofit management or those needing a refresher about the basic tenets of nonprofit management. Study the unique nature of nonprofits and discuss current trends in the management of these organizations. The instructors are Dr. Will Brown and Michelle Lyons-Mayer. 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm at the ASU Downtown Center, 502 E Monroe Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004. Cost: $165. For more information or to register, please visit our website at www.asu.edu/copp/nonprofit or contact us at (480) 965-1867 - nmi@asu.edu.

Effective Governance in Modern Nonprofit Organizations (NMI 111)
September 14, 21, 23 & 28

Presented by the ASU Center for Nonprofit Leadership and Management - this course can be taken alone or as part of the Professional Certificate in Nonprofit Management. This course will examine and compare how board responsibility is defined and executed under alternative models of board governance including the traditional model, the policy governance model, and the executive focus model. Combining theory and practical applications, students will examine the essential elements of governance and the critical issues that are the focus of board work. The required materials will be provided the first day of class. The instructor is Herb Paine. 5:30 pm - 9:30 pm at the ASU Downtown Center, 502 E Monroe Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004. Cost: $250 plus $10 materials fee. For more information or to register, please visit our website at www.asu.edu/copp/nonprofit or contact us at (480) 965-1867 - nmi@asu.edu.

Strategic Planning: Charting Your Course for Success
September 15 - West Valley
September 17 - East Valley
September 20 - North Central

The first of eight segments included in the Nonprofit Enrichment Series, offered by the ASU Center for NonprofitLeadership and Management. This three-hour seminar contains a video lecture presentation on the topic from a leading national expert and includes facilitated group discussion and exercises. Participants will understand the basic steps and major challenges in the process, and will acquire practical tools and techniques to help create a strategic plan and prepare for the process. Fee is $40 per person or $280 for the entire series. September 15th, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm at Kids at Hope (West Valley); September 17th, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm at the Mesa United Way (East Valley); or September 20th, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm at the Flinn Foundation (North Central). Pre-registration and pre-payment required. For more information or to register, please visit our website at www.asu.edu/copp/nonprofit or contact us at (480) 965-1867 - nmi@asu.edu.

4th Annual Community Leadership Forum
September 22

The 4th Annual Community Leadership Forum brings together a diverse group of established and emerging community leaders from the public, private and non-profit sectors for a day of issues education, skill building and leadership development. The Forum is your chance to connect with community and business leaders who are championing issues and turning heads. Choose from a variety of workshops and sessions designed to help you create the next ripple of change in your office, your neighborhood or a boardroom.

The Community Leadership Forum is brought to you by Make A Difference in partnership with the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and Valley Leadership. Sponsors to date include: APS, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Hyatt Regency Phoenix, Intel Corporation, Medtronic Inc., Southwest Ambulance, Universal Technical Institute and The Arizona Republic. Wednesday, September 22, 2004, 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Hyatt Regency Downtown Phoenix - Copper Square. Space is limited, early registration is encouraged. Fee is $100 for the day and includes breakfast, lunch and a take-home resource notebook. Register by calling Make A Difference at (602)973-2212 or e-mail katie@makeadifference.org.

'Political Party'
September 22

Make A Difference invites all to kick off an important political season with an evening of red, white and blue festivities. 'Political Party' An evening of dynamic dialogue, meet and greet opportunities with political candidates, issues discussion, music and energy to inspire citizens to learn about the critical issues of the community and become involved in upcoming elections.

The Political Party is brought to you by Make A Difference in partnership with the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and Valley Leadership. Sponsors to date include: Wells Fargo, CityCares Inc., and By The People. Wednesday, September 22, 2004, 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., Hyatt Regency Downtown Phoenix - Copper Square. This non-partisan event is FREE and open to the public. Register by calling Make A Difference at (602) 973-2212 or e-mail katie@makeadifference.org.

GRANTSMANSHIP ESSENTIALS: PRINCIPLES & PRACTICE
JUST GRANTS! Arizona's six-week certificate course starting soon in: PHOENIX (Mondays, Sept. 27-Nov. 1)
YUMA (Tuesdays, Sept. 28-Nov. 2)
FLAGSTAFF (Wednesdays, Sept. 29-Nov. 3)
TUCSON (Mondays, Oct. 4-Nov. 8)

Expand your knowledge of effective grantsmanship through intensive, hands-on skill-building experiences. In this six-week, 21-hour course, you'll explore in greater depth the essential principles -- the "Five Rules" -- of effective grantsmanship and learn to apply them in the successful grantseeking organization. Ideal for grants novices as well as those with years of successful grantseeking experience.

TO REGISTER: The class for each series is limited to the first 25 PAID registrations. Registration closes five days before the first class. For instant online registration, and to see our complete schedule of workshops for grantseekers - please visit www.azgrants.com/workshops/workshops.cfm. Questions? Contact Sally Clifford, JGA Training Coordinator, at sclifford-azgrants@cox.net, or (602) 631-9588 (9 am-2:30 pm).

*New Listing* - Specialist - Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc.

CPLC, a statewide non-profit community development corporation is currently seeking an individual to fill the Specialist position. Primary duties include studying statistical and factual information pertinent to CPLC programs, researching new funding sources, developing and submitting grant proposals to funding sources, and supporting fundraising efforts and special events. The position requires a Bachelor's degree, exceptional writing skills, and accuracy and precision in handling details. Knowledge in proposal writing a plus; and Spanish/English bilingual individual a plus (but not required) For more information contact Chicanos Por La Causa Inc. directly at 602-257-0700.

*New Listing* - Associate Director of Philanthropy - The Nature Conservancy in Arizona

The Nature Conservancy in Arizona seeks an associate director of philanthropy for its Phoenix based operation. Under the direction of the director of philanthropy and serving as a key member of the major gift team, this position will work closely with 3 other associate directors of philanthropy, statewide. Successful candidate will have a bachelor's degree, 5-7 years related work experience that includes individual relationship-building, securing corporate gifts, grant writing, and managing donor events, and a proven track record raising gifts at the $10,000+ level. Prospect assignments throughout Central and Northern Arizona. Frequent travel required. Resumes to The Nature Conservancy, Susan Waschler, CFRE, Director of Philanthropy, 7500 N. Dreamy Draw Dr., Suite #145, Phoenix, AZ 85020 or email to swaschler@tnc.org. TNC is an Equal Opportunity Employer

*New Listing* -Project Manager - The Scottsdale Cultural Council

The Scottsdale Cultural Council has an immediate opening for an experienced temporary full-time Project Manager with the Scottsdale Public Art Program responsible for day-to-day management of 5 - 10 public art projects in development. This person will manage project activities related to: artist selection, contract development, negotiation, monitoring, implementation; artist support and supervision related to design, fabrication, and installation. This person serves as program liaison to city staff, client departments, project design teams, and others. This candidate must posses excellent oral, written and presentation communication skills and have an overall appreciation and understanding of the arts and the importance of quality design. The ideal candidate will have a minimum Bachelor's degree in art history, studio art, arts administration, public administration, urban planning, architecture or other related field; and/or two to three years in public art or closely related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience. We offer a competitive salary commensurate with experience and a full benefits package. To apply, send resume and cover letter to: Scottsdale Cultural Council, 7380 E. 2nd St. Scottsdale, AZ 85251; Fax: (480)874-4699; OR e-mail: resumes@sccarts.org

*New Listing* - Senior Case Manager - Tempe Community Action Agency

The Tempe Community Action Agency seeks a team-oriented individual with two-years work experience in a social services office environment. The individual must have their Master's degree in Social Work and bi-lingual Spanish speaking skills are highly preferred. Under the direction of the Director of Operations, this position will be responsible for developing case plans with measurable goals and objectives; assist families in crisis by securing assistance and entitlements, life style changes and developing skills and resources to become self-reliant; complete quarterly reports for funding compliance; supervise interns; coordinate volunteers and train new employees. Knowledge of human services/community resources is a plus. The candidate must be proficient in Word, Outlook and Access and be able to handle multiple tasks. TCAA's mission is to empower our community members to address basic needs to live with dignity, self-reliance and optimum health. Please send resume and cover letter to Beth Fiorenza, Director of Operations, Tempe Community Action Agency, 2150 E. Orange St., Tempe, AZ 85281 or email to bethf@tcaainc.com.

*New Listing* - Accountant/Bookkeeper - United Families International

United Families International (UFI) is a 501(c)(3) nondenominational public charity devoted to maintaining and strengthening the family as the fundamental unit of society. UFI is not affiliated with any government, religion, or political party. The Accountant/Bookkeeper is responsible for all financial support. The Accountant/Bookkeeper must be able to communicate well, have excellent interpersonal skills, must be motivated and a self-starter, be well organized and detail oriented, be punctual and have above average time management skills, be able to learn and retrain new procedures and tasks quickly, be able to work independently within appropriate authority levels, and take direction in the performance of duties. Position also entails miscellaneous administrative duties. The Accountant/Bookkeeper must be proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook or Outlook Express, be proficient in QuickBooks and must have basic internet usage and research capabilities. The Accountant/Bookkeeper must have 2 years previous experience and references required. Bookkeeping and accounting principles experience for non-profit and basic proficiency with Razor's Edge 7 Series software a plus. Salary: Based on experience. 20-30 hours / week, hours are flexible. For more information contact Kori Littler via e-mail: klittler@unitedfamilies.org. Web: http://www.unitedfamilies.org/.

*New Listing* - Administrative Assistant - United Families International

United Families International (UFI) is a 501(c)(3) nondenominational public charity devoted to maintaining and strengthening the family as the fundamental unit of society. UFI is not affiliated with any government, religion, or political party. The Administrative Assistant is responsible for general office support, must be able to communicate well, have excellent interpersonal skills, must be motivated and a self-starter, be well organized and detail oriented, be punctual and have above average time management skills, be able to learn and retrain new procedures and tasks quickly, be able to work independently within appropriate authority levels, and take direction in the performance of duties. The Administrative Assistant must be proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook or Outlook Express, and must have basic internet usage and research capabilities. Previous experience and references required. Salary: $7.00-$8.00/hour. 20-30 hours/week, hours are flexible. For more information contact Kori Littler via e-mail: klittler@unitedfamilies.org. Web: http://www.unitedfamilies.org/.

*New Listing* - Outreach Coordinator - National Multiple Sclerosis Society, AZ Chapter

Highly motivated, self-directed individual is needed as Outreach Coordinator to serve Tucson and southern Arizona counties. Primary responsibilities include planning and implementing fundraising special events and educational programs to support the organization's mission of ending the devastating effects of multiple sclerosis. Effective recruitment, development and mobilization of volunteers is critical to achieving goals. Basic qualifications: Bachelor degree, computer literacy, good time management skills, and ability to work independently. Prior nonprofit experience desirable. Apply for the position by sending cover letter, resume, and compensation requirements to: Peter Loguda, Development Director, National MS Society 315 S. 48th Street, Ste. 101, Tempe, AZ 85281 or email to ploguda@dsw.nmss.org.

*New Listing* Executive Director - Kids Voting Arizona

Kids Voting Arizona is conducting a search seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic individual to assume the position of Executive Director. The Executive Director has the authority and responsibility to administer and manage this exciting statewide youth voter education program and related support activities. Qualified candidates must have five years of increasingly responsible management experience in a non-for-profit organization, a strong record of strategic planning and management accomplishments, an understanding of the education and election communities, as well as basic accounting and computer skills. Please submit a cover letter of interest, resume and references to: Search Committee, Kids Voting Arizona 398 South Mill Ave., #304, Tempe, AZ 85281, e-mail edsearch@kidsvotingaz.org, or fax (602) 279-3365.

*New Listing* - Community Development Manager - American Cancer Society

Do you want to help save lives? Do you want to work for one of the most prestigious, non-profit organizations in the country? The American Cancer Society is seeking a confident self-starter who can work independently. This position involves building relationships with our partners in the community and volunteer leaders. The successful candidate will be accountable to the bottom line and the mission of ACS. This position includes a variety of responsibilities from fund raising to relationship building to strategic planning. Salary is $32,000 with excellent benefits. If you meet these criteria, fax your resume to (602)224-7466. EOE, non-smoking environment.

Executive Director - Scottsdale Artists' School

The renowned Scottsdale Artists' School is conducting a nation-wide search seeking a highly motivated individual to assume the position of Executive Director. The Executive Director has the authority and responsibility to administer and manage the school's instructional program and related support activities. Qualified candidates must have a Bachelor of Art and Science degree, strong administrative and communication skills, an understanding of the national art community and basic accounting and computer skills. Please submit a cover letter of interest, resume and references by September 1, 2004 to: Search Committee, Scottsdale Artists' School, 3729 Marshall Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85251, e-mail sasedsearch@yahoo.com, or fax (480) 990-0652

Member Services Executive Girl Scouts-Arizona Cactus-Pine Council

Position develops, extends, and maintains girl and adult membership within a specific geographic area. Position also supports training, program and fund development activities in order to meet Council and team goals. Three positions available. Bi-Lingual preferred. This is a regular, full-time, exempt position. For more information, please contact Kristina Campbell at (602) 253-6359 (ext 1282). For a complete position description or to download an application, please visit the website at http://www.girlscoutsaz.org/. To apply: submit a written statement of interest and your resume to: Employee Services, Girl Scouts-Arizona Cactus-Pine Council, Inc., P. O. Box 21776, Phoenix, AZ 85036-1776; Fax (602) 252-1159.

Assistant Registrar - Arizona Cactus-Pine Council

To input, edit and/or maintain a variety of registration information related to general girl membership, program events/activities, adult training sessions, summer camp participants, etc. To provide support and/or assistance to program department, adult training and/or field service (as directed). Position may also furnish backup (on occasion) for other registration functions of the Council. This is a regular, full-time, non-exempt position. For more information, please contact Kristina Campbell at (602) 253-6359 (ext 1282). For a complete position description or to download an application, please visit the website at http://www.girlscoutsaz.org/. To apply: submit a written statement of interest and your resume to: Employee Services, Girl Scouts-Arizona Cactus-Pine Council, Inc., P. O. Box 21776, Phoenix, AZ 85036-1776; Fax (602) 252-1159.

Loaned Executive - Valley of the Sun United Way

Looking for a rewarding job experience? An opportunity to meet a variety of people in the community? This unique opportunity is for high-energy individuals to work as full-time, temporary fundraisers on Valley of the Sun's United Way annual campaign to raise contributions for local health and human service programs. Sales, public speaking and customer service skills preferred. Must be detail-orientated, flexible, bi-lingual a plus. Must have own vehicle and a valid AZ drivers license/insurance. Position is full-time from August 23rd - November 26th; training provided. Stipend of $5000 plus mileage. For more information, please visit our website at http://www.vsuw.org/. Email resume and cover letter to staffing@vsuw.org or fax to (602)776-3303, ATTN Human Resources or mail to: Valley of the Sun United Way, Human Resources, Attn: LE, 1515 E. Osborn Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85014. EOE.

Administrative Assistant (Part-time) - Phoenix Revitalization Corporation

Phoenix Revitalization Corporation (PRC) is a non-profit community development corporation charged with improving neighborhoods. The Administrative Assistant is responsible for general office support of an ever changing array of office activities. Office activities are those that support and facilitate the efficient and effective running of the PRC offices and the work of staff, Board of Director, and community projects. Work towards achieving this efficiency implies that the work is well planned, organized, timely, and reviewed through the effective management of coworkers' time, securing needed supplies and materials, and assuring clear direction and instructions. The Administrative Assistant must be able to communicate well, have excellent interpersonal skills with an emphasis on effective conflict management, be well organized and detail oriented, have above average time management skills, be able to work independently within appropriate authority levels, and take direction in the performance of duties. A high level of Microsoft products knowledge and experience, and a high comfort level with learning the use of new technology products is required. Salary: $10.00-$12.00/hour. For more information contact Nydia Cortez via e-mail: nydiacortez@phxrevitalization.org.

Development Director - St. Mary's Food Bank

Founded in 1967 as the world's first food bank, St. Mary's Food Bank established a remarkable system to reduce hunger that is now emulated around the world. The Food Bank operates in Phoenix, Arizona and its mission is "to eliminate hunger through advocacy, education, and the gathering and distributing of food to those in need". This renowned organization seeks a dynamic leader with excellent management, fund raising, and relationship building skills to become its next Development Director. The ideal candidate should have a minimum of 10 years development and management experience with a focus on people, strategic planning, community relations, and fundraising techniques. Bachelor's degree and CFRE are preferred.

Manager of Educator Services - Junior Achievement of AZ

Facilitates activities of schools and educators. Manages programs, delivery models/methods, and educator marketing. Assures adherence to program models, program expansion and quality standards. Develops and maintains good educator relationships at all levels, including principals, school coordinators and teachers. Works with the volunteer service team to ensure that all classes are filled with appropriate volunteers. For more information or to apply, please visit the website at http://www.jaaz.org/ or contact Jennifer Raznick at (480) 219-0213 or jenniferr@jaaz.org.

Manager of Experiential Program - Junior Achievement of AZ

Coordinates with schools to facilitate a day-long experience for grades 4-6 at Exchange City. Desired skills include: classroom experience, public speaking, highly organized, energetic & motivated. Competitive salary and excellent benefits, including a 401K. Fax resume to (480) 377-8558 (Attn: XC). Please visit the website at http://www.jaaz.org/

Marketing & Communications Associate - Community Foundation for Southern Arizona (Tucson)

The Community Foundation for Southern Arizona seeks a highly motivated and skilled individual to implement a comprehensive marketing and communications plan to increase the Foundation's visibility in the region and engage the community in its mission. Working under the direction of the Advancement Officer, this position will be responsible for the development of the Foundation's publications and marketing materials, including a newsletter and an annual report; planning and coordinating press releases and media-related events; and maintaining a website. Qualified candidates must have education and/or experience equivalent to a Bachelor's Degree in marketing and communications or a related field; possess excellent oral and written communications skills; and have the ability to manage multiple priorities and projects in a team-oriented environment. A high-level of computer proficiency is required, as well as knowledge and experience with desktop publishing and graphic design.

The Community Foundation for Southern Arizona's mission is to work with charitably minded individuals to strengthen Southern Arizona communities, now and for generations to come. Established in 1980, the Foundation is a 501(c) (3) organization with over 450 funds and $70 million in assets, making it the largest resource of philanthropic capital for general charitable purposes in Southern Arizona. Qualified applicants should send a resume and cover letter to: Jennifer Jones, CFRE, Advancement Officer, Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, 2250 E. Broadway, Tucson, AZ 85719.

Outreach Coordinator - Save the Family

Save the Family is seeking a full time Outreach Coordinator responsible for fundraising, development and event sponsorship through aggressive community networking. BA - communications or marketing or 5 yrs. experience in similar position. Salary $35-40K Full Benefits. DOE. EOE. For more information or to apply: e-mail resume to sandyc@savethefamily.org.

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