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The Community Partnership is a systemic coalition dedicated to creating an environment in which substance abuse is impacted.
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Our Mission:
Bringing community resources together to address alcohol, tobacco, and other drug prevention and intervention issues
to promote an environment that encourages healthy lifestyles.

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Center for Nonprofit Resources Informational Session

The Center for Nonprofit Resources' staff will discuss the resources and services provided by the Center as well as provide information about the Capacity Building Grant opportunity.

May 15, 2008
Toledo Public Library - Huntington Bank Room
8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Contact Kate Smith at kate@c4npr.org

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Click on the links to the left for great resources for parents and kids - including advice on how to start a conversation with your kids about not drinking or doing drugs and ways for kids to say no and feel good about it.

Take some advice from people who have been there, and remember, it's never to early to start the conversation with your kids.

START TALKING BEORE THEY START DRINKING!


T.I.L.T VERSUS TILT
Teen Institute Leaders Team is STILL waiting for a response from Annheuser Busch regarding a letter sent more than three months ago.

Read the letter and join our myspace/facebook campaign!
Click on the logo to the right to continue to our T.I.L.T. vs. TILT page.
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The Community Partnership, Toledo Community Foundation, Inc., and United Way of Greater Toledo are joining forces to create a system of capacity building to be known as “The Center for Nonprofit Resources.”

A Request for Proposal has been offered to local nonprofits for capacity building grants. $50,000 in grants is available for capacity building initiatives including:

  • Organizational assessment, evaluation of overall effectiveness and strategic planning
  • Board and/or staff development such as training, workshops, conferences and leadership development
  • Fund development planning such as revenue diversification and major donor campaigns
  • Succession planning
  • External communications strategies
  • Technology improvements such as computer and software upgrades, Internet advocacy or new equipment
  • Financial management systems such as audits and development of financial procedures
  • Program evaluation and measurement systems
  • Human resource policies and procedures

You can reach The Center for Nonprofit Resources at 419.241.9513 or via the website at www.c4npr.org.