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ncyt:
North Carolina's Network of Young Nonprofit Professionals
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North Carolina's Network of Young Nonprofit Professionals
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2007 ncyt SPARK AWARD CELEBRATION! The Federal, 914 West Main Street, Durham, NC, 27701 919.680.8611 http://thefederal.net/ Wednesday, May 9, 2007, from 6:30-8:30 pm+ Open to the public! Ncyt, North Carolina's Network for Young Nonprofit Professionals, in partnership with the NC Center for Nonprofits, announces the winners of the 2007 Spark Awards recognizing outstanding achievements by NC's young nonprofit professionals, volunteers, adult allies, and more! The 2007 ncyt Award, an overall award with a $500 cash prize, was given to Lori Fernald-Khamala, formerly Organizing Director of the National Farm Worker Ministry, Durham.. Five 2007 ncyt Spark Awards with $200 cash prizes were awarded to Outstanding Nominees in the following categories: • Young Nonprofit Staff Member Deana Joy, CrossRoads: Sexual Assault Response and Resource Center, Burlington • Young Nonprofit Board Member Annie “Molly” Shatley, Life in Limbo Foundation, Hickory • Young Volunteer / Leader Mary Margaret Burdett, African Medical Mission, Hendersonville • Nonprofit to Work For Student Action with Farmworkers (SAF), Durham • Adult Ally / Mentor for Young Nonprofit Workers Melinda Wiggins, Student Action with Farmworkers (SAF), Durham These awards recognize individuals and organizations whose work demonstrates leadership, innovation, collaboration, impact and sustainability, and shows a passion and commitment to ncyt’s values of diversity, accountability and transparency. Full biographies are online at www.ncyt.org We cordially invite you, your friends, co-workers, board members, constituents, family and anyone else in your circles to a fun, social night at: They have great food and tasty drinks, and with your help, we’ll provide the atmosphere of celebration! Local Events
ncyt is a grassroots effort. We believe in building this organization like we build relationships--one person at a time. To create a strong organization with strong relationships, regional groups meet regularly to discuss issues and challenges common to young people in the nonprofit sector and to broaden their networks. These meetings are open and free to all ncyt members. Currently, active chapters exist in Charlotte, the Triangle, and the Triad. If you are interested in attending active groups and/or helping to organize any new regional groups, contact the statewide office at orgnizer [at] ncyt.org or 919-360-2028 or one of the regional coordinators listed below.
Charlotte Chapter Contact:
Triad Chapter Contact:
Triangle Chapter Contact:
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