Employees of nonprofits in the human services sector often wear many hats and work many hours in fulfilling their missions to serve those in need. Self-care is touted as critical, but is seldom realized to the extent that it’s needed. As Executive Director & CEO of The Glasser/Schoenbaum Human Services Center, Dr. Kameron Hodgens realized something had to give last spring.
CLICK HERE FOR OUR ONLINE GALLERY The Collaboration Celebration was held March 26 at The Westin Sarasota. (See original article here) by: Kayleigh Omang Black Tie reporter The Glasser/Schoenbaum Human Services Center honored its role as a "place maker" at this year's spring luncheon March 26. The Collaboration Celebration, hosted at The Westin Sarasota, gathered a crowd […]
Some 19 years ago, our community came together to create what we know now as Season of Sharing, a community safety net that helps individuals and families on the verge of homelessness. I was involved almost since the beginning and can recall the meetings, long discussions, and heated debates about how Season of Sharing would operate, […]
We are proud of our own Christina Russi, who was invited to speak at the Community Foundation of Sarasota County's Season of Sharing wrap-up event. Around 35% of the program's annual $2.1 million budget is processed through her and the of the rest of our team. Those dollars are going directly to people in need. […]
We love this wonderful example in Denver of how nonprofit collaboration can truly make a collective impact on a region. Denver By putting aside competition and acting collectively, nonprofits here get things done. By Alex Daniels for The Chronicle of Philanthropy, December 4, 2018 (Read the original article here) When Denver created its first fund dedicated […]
