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As nonprofit professionals, we know the importance of giving back. This month, the Model Waiver Team volunteered with The Blue Ribbon Project, supporting abused children and those in foster care. We helped sort donations and pack Backpacks of Love, which provide children entering foster care with essential items like clothing and hygiene products within 48 hours.
Are you a nonprofit looking for volunteers?
We're eager to support your missions—learn more about how we can help here: www.coordinatingcenter.org/coordinating-centers-tcc-in-action/
#GivingBack #NonprofitVolunteers #VolunteerImpact #CommunitySupport #FosterCareSupport #BackpacksOfLove #TCCInAction
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You've heard of #BlackFriday and #CyberMonday, but have you heard of #GivingTuesday? This year, join us in celebrating Giving Tuesday by supporting The Coordinating Center’s Family Resource Fund. Your donation or purchase of raffle tickets will help make a real difference in the lives of families in need.
Our amazing community and coworkers have put together incredible baskets filled with fun, comfort, and excitement. Don't miss your chance to win—raffle tickets are available now through December 13th. Together, we can make a lasting impact!
Learn more and purchase here: www.coordinatingcenter.org/all-the-comforts-of-home-fundraiser/
#fundraiser #familyresourcefund #nonprofit #givingtuesday
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Congratulations to Teresa Titus-Howard, recognized as one of Maryland’s Most Admired CEOs by The Daily Record last week! A well-deserved honor for her exceptional leadership and impact.
A special shoutout to all the winners from the evening—your achievements inspire us all!
See the press release HERE: ow.ly/5rIr50U6xzG.
#CEO #Nonprofit #DailyRecord #MDNonprofit
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So proud of her! A well deserved award for an amazing CEO and woman!
Fantastic and well-deserved recognition!
Super proud of her ❤️
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People with autism and other developmental disabilities are at an increased risk of wandering away from safe supervision. It’s also common for people with autism to seek out water-such as
ponds, creeks, lakes, pools, and canals.
71% of wandering deaths are due to drowning
SECONDS COUNT. If your child or loved one wanders off, call 911 first!
Then search nearby water!
#AutismAlert #Reminder #PublicServiceNotice
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