Every month, EPNRC hosts a roundtable of nonprofit leaders representing Estes Park, Larimer County, and the state. Meetings are the first Wednesday of each month. No registration is required.
Partnership Network allows nonprofit leaders to share successes and challenges. Leave the meeting with new collaborations and a broad view of what is happening in our industry. |
NEXT MEETING - September 6, 2023
In person only Estes Park Museum 200 4th Street, Estes Park, CO 80517 12:30 to 1:45 pm. with tour of Museum gallery on tail end. October Hondius Room, Estes Valley Library 12:30 - 1:45 pm The meeting follows these questions:
1. Volunteer Needs 2. Events 3. Nonprofit High Fives- what are you collaborating on or appreciating in our nonprofit sector right now? Sometimes, we ask additional questions or request timely input on issues facing our community. EPNRC takes notes at these meetings and sends out updates. Leaders from all nonprofits and other sector partners are welcome. |
How this meeting came to be.
To ensure local nonprofit partners stayed connected during COVID, EPNRC adopted weekly ZOOM meetings each Friday for several months. With rapidly changing protocols and ever-emerging needs, this gathering was important to ensure no needs of nonprofits, consumers, or community were overlooked. Soon, this weekly meeting became an adaptation of an existing, monthly meeting convened initially to collaborate around the issue of houselessness (for those experiencing housing insecurity). Now, roughly 12-25 partners are on a monthly Partnership Network hybrid in-person and virtual meeting to provide updates, seek support, and inspire collaboration. Often, efforts are strengthened in real time as partners identify ways to work together and new ideas are explored.
To ensure local nonprofit partners stayed connected during COVID, EPNRC adopted weekly ZOOM meetings each Friday for several months. With rapidly changing protocols and ever-emerging needs, this gathering was important to ensure no needs of nonprofits, consumers, or community were overlooked. Soon, this weekly meeting became an adaptation of an existing, monthly meeting convened initially to collaborate around the issue of houselessness (for those experiencing housing insecurity). Now, roughly 12-25 partners are on a monthly Partnership Network hybrid in-person and virtual meeting to provide updates, seek support, and inspire collaboration. Often, efforts are strengthened in real time as partners identify ways to work together and new ideas are explored.
