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Practical Tips &\; Tools Series: \;Collaboration - New Money or a Waste of Time
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\nWe will discuss the importance of collaborations among nonprofit partners around a shared mission or vision. \; Sometimes these collaborations result in additional revenue for everyone. \; Sometimes\, no money is included but it increases the quality and capacity of services for the people we serve. \; Other times\, it is fun networking but mostly a waste of time and effort. \; This workshop will discuss how and why collaborations can be successful\, and how to avoid pitfalls.
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\nKey Takeaways:
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\nWe will discuss the importance of collaborations among nonprofit partners around a shared mission or vision. \; Sometimes these collaborations result in additional revenue for everyone. \; Sometimes\, no money is included but it increases the quality and capacity of services for the people we serve. \; Other times\, it is fun networking but mostly a waste of time and effort. \; This workshop will discuss how and why collaborations can be successful\, and how to avoid pitfalls.
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\nKey Takeaways:
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- How to Plan a Collaboration \n
- How to Make a Collaboration Work \n
- What to Avoid in a Collaboration \n
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\nSpeaker: Darryl Evey\, CEO\, Family Assistance Program \;
Darryl Evey
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Darryl Evey is the CEO of Family Assistance Program. \; Under his leadership\, Family Assistance Program has expanded to include opening the only youth shelters in San Bernardino County\, opening multiple transitional housing programs\, two youth drop-in centers\, a prisoner reentry program\, and an anti-human trafficking program. \; Each of these programs are run by survivor/leaders who represent the clients they serve. All programs are heavily focused on providing a trauma-informed empowerment approach to helping their clients achieve their own goals.
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Darryl enjoys taking clients on rock climbing trips to Joshua Tree National Park where he teaches them to overcome fears\, to trust others\, and to enjoy nature. \; Darryl serves on the board of directors for the California Coalition for Youth and the Victor Valley Detachment of the Marine Corps League.
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