April 2011

 

Sisters of Charitly Foundation
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In response to God's call and in the spirit of the Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine, the Foundation strategically uses resources to reduce poverty through action, advocacy and leadership.

Foundation Offers Two Leadership Programs for Nonprofit Executives
The Foundation is accepting applications for two programs geared towards leaders in the nonprofit sector. Read more about these two programs.

Nonprofit Leadership Training Certificate
• Provides nonprofit leaders the opportunity to enhance knowledge, skills and frameworks to lead nonprofit organizations
• Collegiate program; upon completion, participants receive nine accredited college hours to be used towards a graduate degree
• Graduate level certificate program; applicants must possess a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
• Runs August 2011 through August 2012 with courses held monthly in Columbia, SC
• Participants’ tuition is covered by the Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina
• Applications for the 2011-12 year are due by June 30, 2011

Find about more about the program, meeting dates and 
application requirements.

Nonprofit Leadership Development Program
• Designed for a wide range of nonprofit leaders in organizations across the state
• Meets for two consecutive days (Thursday and Friday) from August through December 2011 in Columbia, SC
• Participants must have at least three years experience in a leadership role in the nonprofit sector
• Free
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Applications due June 30, 2011

Find about more about the programmeeting dates and application requirements.


Foundation Releases Our Stories, Our Voices: 2010 Listening Sessions Summary
Given the impact of poverty in South Carolina, in 2010 the Foundation embarked upon a new strategy to obtain an on-the-ground perspective of current poverty issues from those that experience poverty-related issues in their daily lives. Through community Listening Sessions in Allendale, Bennettsville, Greenwood and Johns Island, the Foundation listened directly to the voices of individuals and families experiencing poverty.

A summary,
Our Voices, Our Stories, was assembled which highlights ideas that emerged across the four listening sessions. Read more
about the Foundation's Listening Sessions.