OneSource Center News

As the new year begins, you are probably looking with fresh eyes at how your nonprofit is implementing its mission. Are there items you are reevaluating due to lack of resources, time or energy? OneSource Center offers free organizational assessments to give an objective look while reviewing a nonprofit’s work and can often give new perspective.

Additional services are offered in the areas of leadership development, strategic, financial and human resource planning. Our 100+ consultant team has guided countless nonprofits in their work for increased impact. It doesn’t cost a cent to talk to Vickie Ciotti and see how our team consulting approach could be utilized at your organization.

Top 10 Fundraising Predictions

Nonprofit management guru Laurence Pagnoni recently shared his Top 10 2021 Fundraising Predictions. Upon review, we noted how OneSource Center is our community’s resource for assistance as agencies move toward into 2021. (more…)

OneSource Center for Nonprofit Excellence is grateful for the following recent grant awards. $50,000 from the P&G Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation and $12,500 from the Ed and Joann Hubert Family Foundation to support 2021 consulting projects; $25,000 from the Hamilton County CARES Act funding for our Common Good Vouchers program; Scripps Howard Foundation for $2,000 in funding for a communications intern; and the Gannett Foundation for a $7,500 Community Thrives local operating grant.

OneSource Center for Nonprofit Excellence welcomes five new members to our Board of Directors: (L to R) Valeria Cummings Swope (City of Cincinnati), Pete Bergman (Messer), Trish McLellan (Fifth Third Bank), Wayne Miller (St. Xavier HS), and Ryan Reckman (U.S. Bank). 

The new Point-of-Sale (POS) system at the OneSource Center Shoppers Club is now in place at the new 936 Dalton Avenue location, making checkout from the Shoppers Club a breeze.

Pictured left to right utilizing the new system, are OneSource Center’s Beth Yantek and Ev Coleman working with St. Joseph’s Home House Manager Shacota Gayheart and VP of Community Services Becky Watson. St. Joseph’s Home has recently opened a new group home for people with complex disabilities and their families, and needed items to make their residents more comfortable. New pillows and fans from the Shoppers Club will be a welcome addition to the living space.

All nonprofits can utilize Shoppers Club offerings the last Wednesday of every month!  Members of the Shoppers Club are able to visit the warehouse weekdays from 8:30 – 3:30 p.m. Not a member? Not a problem! All nonprofits, schools, faith-based organizations and government bodies are able to visit the Shoppers Club and take advantage of great savings the last Wednesday of the month. Nonprofits simply need to provide proof of nonprofit status, and pay for items with a company check or credit card.  Want to learn more?  Visit here.  

The coronavirus has seriously disrupted the way we all work. Online meetings and remote offices pose new challenges to productivity, communication and team cohesion. Camp Joy’s Venture Out team understands that teams need to reconnect and re-build and continues to offer a FREE 20-minute virtual team energizer for group sizes up to 35 to help foster teamwork and energy. Contact Tia at tiadraper@camp-joy.org to schedule a team event, or learn about more virtual session options here.