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LEADERSHIP AND TEAM TRAININGS FOR

LOCAL NONPROFITS

Placer Community Foundation supports Placer County nonprofits with leadership professional development and team trainings free of cost. Nonprofits deliver higher quality, more sustainable, and more valuable community services through training and collaboration with PCF and other nonprofits.​

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In 2022, 168 nonprofits received this free training on a variety of relevant topics. An annual Nonprofit Leadership Summit brings in national experts to speak on best practices for board governance and strategies to maximize greater community impact. The Summit draws approximately 250 local nonprofit board members and executive staff, representing 50 different organizations. ​

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PLACER COUNTY

NONPROFIT IMPACT

1,732

NONPROFITS

76,183

VOLUNTEERS

$1.4 BILLION

IN ANNUAL INCOME

$2 BILLION

IN ASSETS

(excluding health system nonprofits)

2023 Trainings

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Grassroots Fundraising

JANUARY 18

VIRTUAL

2023 Employment Law Updates & Reminders

MARCH 16

VIRTUAL

Leaders Leading Others:

Lead Effectively – Delegate & Empower, Communicate and Embrace a Growth Mindset

APRIL 20

IN PERSON

Board Essentials

JUNE 13

IN PERSON

See Difficult Conversations as Growth Opportunities

JUNE 20

VIRTUAL

Leaders Leading Others:

Meaningful Meetings

SEPTEMBER 6

IN PERSON

The Nonprofit Leadership Summit has done more to advance our charity than any other single event.

Linda Yaffe

Vice President, Literacy Support Council of Placer County

Our Thanks to Nonprofit Initiative Sponsors

Sponsor-First Five
First Northern Bank
Five Star Bank
Heart Strings Counseling
Kaiser
Muskavitch Endowment Fund
Propp Christensen Caniglia
PCOE
PCWA
Recology
Roseville Auto Mall
Sutter Health
Tri Counties Bank
US Bank
Western Health Advantage

Amc Tattoos​

Azevedo Family Fund​

Bonnie and Jason London​

County of Placer Board of Supervisors​

Gene and Susan Lock​

Leo W. Ryan and Geraldine Suskin Community Fund​

Robert and Stephanie Snyder Fund​

Robert Kemp Community Fund​

Anonymous donors

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