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SUMMARY:Mental Health First Aid (East Wenatchee)
DESCRIPTION:Date & Time: Friday\, July 24\, 2026 | 8:00 AM  5:00 PM \nLocation: Thriving Together NCW Office\, 801 Eastmont Ave\, Suite C\, East Wenatchee\, WA\, 98802 \nOverview: The course will teach you how to apply the MHFA Action Plan (ALGEE): \n• Assess for risk of suicide or harm. \n• Listen nonjudgmentally. \n• Give reassurance and information. \n• Encourage appropriate professional help. \n• Encourage self-help and other support strategies. \nCost: Free \nRegistration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mental-health-first-aid-tickets-1986006429693?aff=oddtdtcreator
URL:https://cfncw.org/event/mental-health-first-aid-east-wenatchee/
LOCATION:Thriving Together NCW Office\, 801 Eastmont Ave\, Suite C\, East Wenatchee\, Washington\, 98802
CATEGORIES:Partner Learning Events
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SUMMARY:The EQ Edge (WENATCHEE)
DESCRIPTION:Confluence Technology Center | 285 Technology Center Way\, #102\, Wenatchee\, WA | Wednesday\, June 10 \n10:00AM – 3:00PM \n*Lunch will be provided. Please let us know your dietary restrictions when you register. \nThe EQ Edge helps organizations build confident leaders\, emotionally intelligent teams\, and cultures where people want to stay. \nGet ready for a half-day\, hands-on training that helps nonprofit professionals understand what emotional intelligence really is\, why it’s the single most important skill for leadership and relationship success\, and how to strengthen it through specific\, learnable habits. \n \nThrough energizing activities and candid dialogue\, you’ll describe and assess the four core EQ competencies\, map your EQ strengths and blindspots\, and apply practical tools to translate awareness into behavior that builds trust and impact. You’ll leave the session with your own EQ Edge Plan to sustain your growth after the session ends. \n  \nLearning Objectives: \n\nDescribe and assess the four EQ competencies: self-awareness\, self-management\, social awareness\, and relationship management\nMap your EQ strengths and blind spots across self-awareness\, self-management\, social awareness\, and relationship management.\nPractice tools to manage stress\, build empathy\, and strengthen difficult conversations\nBuild Your EQ Edge Plan: Commit to one habit and accountability check-in to sustain your growth\n\n  \nMargie (Thirlby) DuBois helps organizations build confident leaders\, emotionally intelligent teams\, and cultures where people want to stay. As a leadership trainer\, speaker\, facilitator\, and coach\, she blends research- \n \nbacked tools with practical strategies to teach the human behaviors that drive belonging\, performance\, and retention. \nMargie is the creator of the 7 Habits of Confident Humans™ and The Five Star Manager™ frameworks\, used by individuals\, people leaders\, and HR professionals to develop self-led employees who strengthen workplace culture through everyday leadership behaviors. Her learning experiences are known for being interactive\, emotionally resonant\, and immediately applicable. With 14 years of executive leadership experience (including leadership roles at Rebuilding Together and Reading Partners)\, along with lived experience navigating workplace bullying and cognitive diversity\, Margie knows what it means to lead with resilience. Her experiences sparked a lifelong commitment to helping others lead with courage and integrity. Today\, she partners with companies across industries to make confidence and human-centered leadership teachable skills and cultural advantages. \n \n  \nThe Nonprofit Practices Institute (a partnership of the Icicle Fund and the Community Foundation of NCW) and Thriving Together NCW are co-sponsoring this training.
URL:https://cfncw.org/event/222399/
LOCATION:Confluence Technology Center\, 285 Technology Center Way\, Wenatchee\, WA\, 98801
CATEGORIES:Nonprofit Practices Institute
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SUMMARY:The EQ Edge (OMAK)
DESCRIPTION:CFNCW Office | 715A Okoma Drive\, Omak\, WA | Tuesday\, June 9 \n10:00AM – 3:00PM \n*Lunch will be provided. Please let us know your dietary restrictions when you register. \nThe EQ Edge helps organizations build confident leaders\, emotionally intelligent teams\, and cultures where people want to stay. \nGet ready for a half-day\, hands-on training that helps nonprofit professionals understand what emotional intelligence really is\, why it’s the single most important skill for leadership and relationship success\, and how to strengthen it through specific\, learnable habits. \n \nThrough energizing activities and candid dialogue\, you’ll describe and assess the four core EQ competencies\, map your EQ strengths and blindspots\, and apply practical tools to translate awareness into behavior that builds trust and impact. You’ll leave the session with your own EQ Edge Plan to sustain your growth after the session ends. \n  \nLearning Objectives: \n\nDescribe and assess the four EQ competencies: self-awareness\, self-management\, social awareness\, and relationship management\nMap your EQ strengths and blind spots across self-awareness\, self-management\, social awareness\, and relationship management.\nPractice tools to manage stress\, build empathy\, and strengthen difficult conversations\nBuild Your EQ Edge Plan: Commit to one habit and accountability check-in to sustain your growth\n\n  \nMargie (Thirlby) DuBois helps organizations build confident leaders\, emotionally intelligent teams\, and cultures where people want to stay. As a leadership trainer\, speaker\, facilitator\, and coach\, she blends research- \n \nbacked tools with practical strategies to teach the human behaviors that drive belonging\, performance\, and retention. \nMargie is the creator of the 7 Habits of Confident Humans™ and The Five Star Manager™ frameworks\, used by individuals\, people leaders\, and HR professionals to develop self-led employees who strengthen workplace culture through everyday leadership behaviors. Her learning experiences are known for being interactive\, emotionally resonant\, and immediately applicable. With 14 years of executive leadership experience (including leadership roles at Rebuilding Together and Reading Partners)\, along with lived experience navigating workplace bullying and cognitive diversity\, Margie knows what it means to lead with resilience. Her experiences sparked a lifelong commitment to helping others lead with courage and integrity. Today\, she partners with companies across industries to make confidence and human-centered leadership teachable skills and cultural advantages. \n \n  \nThe Nonprofit Practices Institute (a partnership of the Icicle Fund and the Community Foundation of NCW) and Thriving Together NCW are co-sponsoring this training.
URL:https://cfncw.org/event/the-eq-edge-omak/
LOCATION:Community Foundation of NCW – Omak Office
CATEGORIES:Nonprofit Practices Institute
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SUMMARY:ONLINE: Grants Management Virtual Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Overview\n\n\n\n\n\nThis one-day\, virtual session provides a comprehensive overview of essential practices for effectively managing grant awards.\n\n\n\nGrants Management is a virtual\, one-day training that provides a comprehensive overview of essential practices for effectively managing grant awards\, from compliance and reporting to fostering strong funder relationships. Participants will gain practical tools and strategies to ensure successful grant implementation while aligning with funder expectations and organizational goals. \nRegistration Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/grants-management-virtual-workshop-tickets-1978297555242?aff=oddtdtcreator \nDetails:\nDate: Wednesday\, May 20th \nTime: 8:30am-3:30pm \nLocation: Zoom (Registration link will be sent in confirmation email) \nCost: FREE \nLearning Objectives\n\nUnderstand key components of grant compliance\, including financial management\, reporting requirements\, and audit preparedness.\nDevelop strategies for maintaining strong funder relationships through proactive communication and transparency.\nLearn to create and implement a grant management plan that ensures accountability and maximizes the impact of awarded funds..\n\nDeliverables\n\nA customizable grant management checklist to streamline post-award processes.\nA sample grant management plan template for participants to adapt to their organizations.\nA resource guide featuring best practices\, tools\, and tips for successful grant management.\n\nQuestions?\nPlease reach out to Mariah Kelley at Mariah@thrivingncw.org. \nOur Trainer\nAllison Jones is the founder of Spark the Fire Grant Writing Classes. She is one of only twenty-five approved trainers in the country for the Grant Professionals Certification Institute and is an approved trainer of the Grant Professionals Association. She is a grant writing professor at Western Washington University\, Evergreen College\, and Seattle Central College. Allison speaks at nonprofit conferences globally and has 25 years of experience in grant writing and nonprofit management. She is devoted to teaching and provides highly interactive\, student-centric learning experiences. Allison is also a columnist for Candid.org’s blog.
URL:https://cfncw.org/event/online-grants-management-virtual-workshop-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partner Learning Events
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SUMMARY:Powerhouse Boards (Winthrop): Training that transforms your board
DESCRIPTION:Winthrop Barn Auditorium \nWinthrop\, WA \nWednesday\, May 13 | 4:00PM – 8:00PM \n$20 for an individual ticket \n$50 for a group ticket | Bring a group of 4 from your organization and save! \nDinner provided! Come ready for an engaging session filled with conversation and connection. \n\n \n  \n \nPOWERHOUSE BOARDS\nTraining that transforms your board\nPowerhouse boards bring an energy to their work. They make good decisions on behalf of their mission. They are nimble\, influential\, effective\, and connected. You may have seen such a board in your community—maybe you serve on one. If so\, you know the joy that comes when a group of people comes together and really makes a difference. \nLet’s dive into the three chapters of board leadership that every nonprofit needs to thrive: \n  \nBuild an effective board \nWe’ll start at the beginning—clarifying your organization’s core purpose and identifying the people who can help you achieve it. By the end of this session\, you’ll be able to clearly explain what you do and why\, connect that purpose to board recruitment\, and outline a plan to attract the right people for your board’s future. \nKnow the job: Roles and responsibilities \nThe right people will shine when they understand their role and have the skills to do it well. This includes knowing how to read financial statements and staying compliant with state and federal laws. You’ll leave with a clear understanding of the roles and responsibilities your board members hold\, the ability to “speed read” a balance sheet and income statement\, and the confidence to meet your legal and fiduciary obligations. \nWork well together \nBoards juggle a lot\, so this session focuses on how to make collaboration easier and meetings more productive. You’ll learn practical tools for decision-making\, effective committee work\, and engaging every board member in fundraising. You’ll leave with ready-to-use ideas to strengthen teamwork and bring in more resources to advance your mission. \n  \n \nABOUT THE PRESENTER\nNancy Bacon is a nonprofit educator and learning strategist who has spent over 25 years turning complex ideas into practical\, actionable learning for nonprofit leaders. She has developed and led hundreds of workshops on board leadership\, fundraising\, and organizational effectiveness. Nancy draws on her experience as a nonprofit executive\, board member\, and consultant to make learning relevant and immediately useful. She holds a Master of Public Administration from the University of Washington’s Evans School and co-hosts the Nonprofit Radio Show. \n  \nThe Nonprofit Practices Institute (a partnership of the Icicle Fund and the Community Foundation of NCW) and Thriving Together NCW are co-sponsoring this training. \n \n 
URL:https://cfncw.org/event/powerhouse-boards-winthrop-training-2026/
LOCATION:Winthrop Barn Auditorium\, 51 State Rte 20\, Winthrop\, WA\, 98862
CATEGORIES:Nonprofit Practices Institute
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SUMMARY:ONLINE: Grant Writing Essentials Virtual Workshop
DESCRIPTION:This one-day virtual session will offer insight on the five sections of grant a proposal and how to handle common roadblocks.\n\n\n\nOverview: \nThis series is designed to offer professional grant writing training to nonprofits located in Chelan\, Douglas\, Grant\, and Okanogan counties. \nParticipants will receive a step-by-step introduction to crafting compelling and successful grant proposals. Through practical exercises and expert guidance\, attendees will learn the fundamentals of grant writing to increase their confidence and effectiveness in securing funding. \nRegistration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/grant-writing-essentials-virtual-workshop-tickets-1978296683635?aff=oddtdtcreator  \nDetails:\nDate: Wednesday\, May 13th \nTime: 8:30am-3:30pm \nLocation: Zoom (Registration link will be sent in confirmation email) \nCost: free \nLearning Objectives\n1. Understand the basic structure of a grant proposal\, including essential components like \nthe needs statement\, goals\, and evaluation plan. \n2. Learn techniques to align proposals with funder priorities and craft persuasive narratives. \n3. Develop skills in grant research and identifying funding opportunities that match \norganizational needs. \nDeliverables\n1. A sample grant proposal template to guide future writing efforts. \n2. A checklist for ensuring completeness and competitiveness in grant submissions. \n3. A curated list of grant research tools and resources to help identify funding opportunities. \nQuestions?\nPlease reach out to Mariah Kelley at Mariah@thrivingncw.org. \nOur Trainer\nAllison Jones is the founder of Spark the Fire Grant Writing Classes. She is one of only twenty-five approved trainers in the country for the Grant Professionals Certification Institute and is an approved trainer of the Grant Professionals Association. She is a grant writing professor at Western Washington University\, Evergreen College\, and Seattle Central College. Allison speaks at nonprofit conferences globally and has 25 years of experience in grant writing and nonprofit management. She is devoted to teaching and provides highly interactive\, student-centric learning experiences. Allison is also a columnist for Candid.org’s blog.
URL:https://cfncw.org/event/online-grant-writing-essentials-virtual-workshop-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partner Learning Events
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SUMMARY:Powerhouse Boards (Wenatchee): Training that transforms your board
DESCRIPTION:Pybus Public Market \nWenatchee\, WA \nTuesday\, May 12 | 4:00PM – 8:00PM \n$20 for an individual ticket \n$50 for a group ticket | Bring a group of 4 from your organization and save! \nDinner provided! Come ready for an engaging session filled with conversation and connection. \n \n \nPOWERHOUSE BOARDS\nTraining that transforms your board\n  \nPowerhouse boards bring an energy to their work. They make good decisions on behalf of their mission. They are nimble\, influential\, effective\, and connected. You may have seen such a board in your community—maybe you serve on one. If so\, you know the joy that comes when a group of people comes together and really makes a difference. \nLet’s dive into the three chapters of board leadership that every nonprofit needs to thrive: \n  \nBuild an effective board \nWe’ll start at the beginning—clarifying your organization’s core purpose and identifying the people who can help you achieve it. By the end of this session\, you’ll be able to clearly explain what you do and why\, connect that purpose to board recruitment\, and outline a plan to attract the right people for your board’s future. \nKnow the job: Roles and responsibilities \nThe right people will shine when they understand their role and have the skills to do it well. This includes knowing how to read financial statements and staying compliant with state and federal laws. You’ll leave with a clear understanding of the roles and responsibilities your board members hold\, the ability to “speed read” a balance sheet and income statement\, and the confidence to meet your legal and fiduciary obligations. \nWork well together \nBoards juggle a lot\, so this session focuses on how to make collaboration easier and meetings more productive. You’ll learn practical tools for decision-making\, effective committee work\, and engaging every board member in fundraising. You’ll leave with ready-to-use ideas to strengthen teamwork and bring in more resources to advance your mission. \n  \n \nABOUT THE PRESENTER\nNancy Bacon is a nonprofit educator and learning strategist who has spent over 25 years turning complex ideas into practical\, actionable learning for nonprofit leaders. She has developed and led hundreds of workshops on board leadership\, fundraising\, and organizational effectiveness. Nancy draws on her experience as a nonprofit executive\, board member\, and consultant to make learning relevant and immediately useful. She holds a Master of Public Administration from the University of Washington’s Evans School and co-hosts the Nonprofit Radio Show. \n  \nThe Nonprofit Practices Institute (a partnership of the Icicle Fund and the Community Foundation of NCW) and Thriving Together NCW are co-sponsoring this training. \n \n 
URL:https://cfncw.org/event/powerhouse-boards-wenatchee-training-2026/
LOCATION:Pybus Public Market
CATEGORIES:Nonprofit Practices Institute
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260227T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260227T160000
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SUMMARY:WENATCHEE: De-Escalation & Conflict Resolution Training
DESCRIPTION:Overview\n\n\n\n\n\nParticipants will be equipped with active listening and de-escalation conflict resolution skills.\n\n\n\nConflict Resolution Training\nDate: Friday\, February 27\, 2026 \nTime 9:00am-4:00pm (one hour lunch\, meal provided) \nLocation: Thriving Together NCW\, 801 Eastmont Ave Ste C in East Wenatchee \nCost: Free \nJoin us for Conflict Resolution Training where you’ll learn valuable skills to help you navigate through disagreements. Wenatchee Valley Dispute Resolution Center (WVDRC) will present a full-day\, in-person training on the following topics: \n\nListening and communication skills for teams and community engagement\nExploration of conflict cycle and management styles\nDe-escalation training\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout Wenatchee Valley Dispute Resolution Center \nWenatchee Valley Dispute Resolution Center (WVDRC) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization serving Chelan and Douglas counties and dedicated to changing relationships through peaceful conflict resolution. Together\, with our team of volunteer mediators\, the WVDRC provides cost effective mediation services\, conflict resolution training\, and community education. \n\n\n\n\nJennifer Talbot\, Executive Director & Lead Instructor \nJennifer Talbot has been an integral part of the Wenatchee community for over 30 years. With more than 35 years of experience in leadership and collaboration across various organizations and workplaces\, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise. Jennifer holds a master’s degree in Organizational Leadership with a concentration in Servant-Leadership from Gonzaga University. \nHer extensive studies include active listening\, decision-making\, communication skills\, diversity\, conflict resolution\, restorative circle keeping\, and the art of facilitation. Jennifer leverages her skills in mediation\, facilitation\, circle keeping\, and organizational leadership to foster the growth and development of conflict resolution services both locally and statewide. Since January 2019\, she has served as the Executive Director of the Wenatchee Valley Dispute Resolution Center (WVDRC)\, which serves Chelan and Douglas counties. \nJennifer Talbot has facilitated over 100 training courses\, classes\, or workshops including: \n· Curious Conversations (6-part community education series) \n· Active Listening Workshop (multiple sessions for community & in-house for organizations) \n· De-escalation Training (multiple sessions for community & in-house for organizations) \n· Customized Training for workplaces and community groups \n· Professional Mediation Training (40-hour training)
URL:https://cfncw.org/event/de-escalation-conflict-resolution-training/
LOCATION:Thriving Together NCW Office\, 801 Eastmont Ave\, Suite C\, East Wenatchee\, Washington\, 98802
CATEGORIES:Partner Learning Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260226T153000
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SUMMARY:ONLINE: Grants Management Virtual Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Overview\n\n\n\n\n\nThis one-day\, virtual session provides a comprehensive overview of essential practices for effectively managing grant awards.\n\n\n\nGrants Management is a virtual\, one-day training that provides a comprehensive overview of essential practices for effectively managing grant awards\, from compliance and reporting to fostering strong funder relationships. Participants will gain practical tools and strategies to ensure successful grant implementation while aligning with funder expectations and organizational goals. \nRegistration Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/grants-management-virtual-workshop-tickets-1978297217231?aff=oddtdtcreator\nDetails:\nDate: Thursday\, February 26th \nTime: 8:30am-3:30pm \nLocation: Zoom (Registration link will be sent in confirmation email) \nCost: FREE \nLearning Objectives\n\nUnderstand key components of grant compliance\, including financial management\, reporting requirements\, and audit preparedness.\nDevelop strategies for maintaining strong funder relationships through proactive communication and transparency.\nLearn to create and implement a grant management plan that ensures accountability and maximizes the impact of awarded funds..\n\nDeliverables\n\nA customizable grant management checklist to streamline post-award processes.\nA sample grant management plan template for participants to adapt to their organizations.\nA resource guide featuring best practices\, tools\, and tips for successful grant management.\n\nQuestions?\nPlease reach out to Mariah Kelley at Mariah@thrivingncw.org. \nOur Trainer\nAllison Jones is the founder of Spark the Fire Grant Writing Classes. She is one of only twenty-five approved trainers in the country for the Grant Professionals Certification Institute and is an approved trainer of the Grant Professionals Association. She is a grant writing professor at Western Washington University\, Evergreen College\, and Seattle Central College. Allison speaks at nonprofit conferences globally and has 25 years of experience in grant writing and nonprofit management. She is devoted to teaching and provides highly interactive\, student-centric learning experiences. Allison is also a columnist for Candid.org’s blog.
URL:https://cfncw.org/event/online-grants-management-virtual-workshop/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partner Learning Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260219T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260219T153000
DTSTAMP:20260129T172355Z
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SUMMARY:ONLINE: Grant Writing Essentials Virtual Workshop
DESCRIPTION:This one-day virtual session will offer insight on the five sections of grant a proposal and how to handle common roadblocks.\n\n\n\nOverview: \nThis series is designed to offer professional grant writing training to nonprofits located in Chelan\, Douglas\, Grant\, and Okanogan counties. \nParticipants will receive a step-by-step introduction to crafting compelling and successful grant proposals. Through practical exercises and expert guidance\, attendees will learn the fundamentals of grant writing to increase their confidence and effectiveness in securing funding. \nRegistration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/grant-writing-essentials-virtual-workshop-tickets-1978296035697?aff=oddtdtcreator \nDetails:\nDate: Thursday\, February 19th \nTime: 8:30am-3:30 pm \nLocation: Zoom (Registration link will be sent in confirmation email) \nCost: free \nLearning Objectives\n1. Understand the basic structure of a grant proposal\, including essential components like \nthe needs statement\, goals\, and evaluation plan. \n2. Learn techniques to align proposals with funder priorities and craft persuasive narratives. \n3. Develop skills in grant research and identifying funding opportunities that match \norganizational needs. \nDeliverables\n1. A sample grant proposal template to guide future writing efforts. \n2. A checklist for ensuring completeness and competitiveness in grant submissions. \n3. A curated list of grant research tools and resources to help identify funding opportunities. \nQuestions?\nPlease reach out to Mariah Kelley at Mariah@thrivingncw.org. \nOur Trainer\nAllison Jones is the founder of Spark the Fire Grant Writing Classes. She is one of only twenty-five approved trainers in the country for the Grant Professionals Certification Institute and is an approved trainer of the Grant Professionals Association. She is a grant writing professor at Western Washington University\, Evergreen College\, and Seattle Central College. Allison speaks at nonprofit conferences globally and has 25 years of experience in grant writing and nonprofit management. She is devoted to teaching and provides highly interactive\, student-centric learning experiences. Allison is also a columnist for Candid.org’s blog.
URL:https://cfncw.org/event/online-grant-writing-essentials-virtual-workshop/
LOCATION:Online
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