Real World Nonprofit Collaboration

Cool-laboration, Part 2 - Real World Non-Profit Collaboration

Presented by Jason Poisson, The Jack and Buena Foundation

In my last presentation, we discussed the issue of collaboration between our diverse (but often common) organizations. I identified three specific places we could collaborate with each other to help meet our organizational goals: staffing, marketing, and fundraising. I would like to report on ways that the Jack and Buena Foundation recently put these strategies into action and what some of the positive outcomes and results were. Then we (as a group) will brainstorm real world ways that the members in the room could potentially utilize collaboration with each other in the future.

HOMEWORK: Be aware that this is going to be a collaborative process. Be ready to share, talk, and be a part of this luncheon. I will be bringing the mystery sticker bag for all that participate this day. Please remember to bring your business cards.

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Jason Poisson is the founder and Executive Director of the Jack and Buena Foundation, a non-profit organization located in Stanislaus County. The primary function of the Jack and Buena Foundation is operating and facilitating the summer resident camp, Camp Jack Hazard. In 2024, the Jack and Buena Foundation will celebrate its 16th year supporting Camp Jack Hazard and Camp Jack Hazard will celebrate its 101^st year serving the youth of the Central Valley and beyond. Jason graduated in 2002 from CSU Stanislaus with a B.A. in Anthropology and received a Single Subject teaching credential in English and Social Sciences in 2004. Jason taught high school for 9 years in Stanislaus County prior to becoming the Executive Director of the Jack and Buena Foundation. This is Jason's 12th year in this role. 

When: April 3, 2025, 12:00 - 1:30pm

Where: United Way of Stanislaus County, 422 McHenry Ave., Modesto
    

This meeting is being hosted by United Way of Stanislaus County.

Since 1953, United Way of Stanislaus County has been at the forefront of efforts to address the most pressing issues in our community, working to find long-term, sustainable solutions. The core of their Mission is to inspire unity and empower our community, and they accomplish this by leveraging strong relationships with other nonprofit organizations and government agencies.

Lunch, Networking & Announcements 12:00-12:15, followed by the presentation.

AFP membership not required.

AFP Members may bring a guest free of charge once each year.

AFP Members: $15.00
All others: $25.00

Pizza and beverages will be provided for lunch. Vegetarian and Gluten Free Pizza options will be available. 

Please register below using Paypal, or by email to afpyosemite@gmail.com by April 2 at 11:00am.

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Full participation in Real World Nonprofit Collaboration is approved for 1.25 CFRE CEU credits in Category 1.B -Education of the CFRE International application for initial certification and/or recertification.