Project Blueprint » Goodwill

Project Blueprint is a leadership development program designed to empower individuals from different backgrounds and experiences to take on meaningful roles in nonprofit leadership. The program provides participants with knowledge, skills and connections to serve effectively on boards, committees and in other decision-making spaces.

Four-session course
Preparing emerging and current volunteer leaders in under-represented communities
LEAD COMMUNITY CHANGE & CREATE LASTING IMPACT

Details about the program:

Cohort meetings held at The Goodwill Ken Weber Community Campus (408 Ninth St. SW, Canton)
The cost for the program is $200. *Payment will be made online.
- Scholarships may be available.

What Project Blueprint offers:

Leadership Training: Gain insights into nonprofit governance, public policy, strategic planning and resource development.
Community Impact: Learn how to use your voice and skills to help organizations better serve their communities.
Networking: Connect with mentors, professionals and fellow changemakers committed to equity and social impact.

Who should join?

Project Blueprint welcomes anyone passionate about making a difference in their community, especially those who are new to leadership roles and experiences. If you’re eager to drive change, influence decisions and contribute in a more impactful way, this program is for you.

Class schedule:

Classes will be from 5 to 7 p.m. October 8, 15, 22 and 29. Stay tuned for more details about each session.

Register

Project Blueprint Registration Form

Name

Address

Phone (cell)

Phone (business)

Email (personal)

Email (work)

Employer

Emergency Contact

Project Blueprint for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is a culturally diverse program; therefore, it is necessary for us to collect demographic information for all participants. This information will be used only to ensure alignment with the program's vision and goals.

Date of birth

Sex

Race/ethnicity

Highest level of education

Upload your resume

Skills

Please choose five (5) skills you possess in which you believe will be assets in your role as a board or committee member.

Rank those five skills in order of preference, with No. 1 being your first choice

Community Issue

Please name five community issues that are important to you.

What are some positive initiatives you see occurring in Stark County in which you would like to become more involved?

Questions?

Contact Teresa Debarlaben at 330-324-4280 or Send an Email.

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