Silicon Valley Council of Nonprofits
For Technical Assistance For Organizations Serving Low-income People And Communities Of Color
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Amount$60,692
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ProgramInitiatives
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Date Awarded11/30/2009
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Term36 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Overview
Silicon Valley Council of Nonprofits (SVCN) is a membership organization that seeks to magnify the influence and contribution of health and human service organizations in Santa Clara County.
Since 2007, SVCN has hosted the Ethnic Specific Service Providers Network, a group of 40 organizations in the county that serve communities of color. The network enables leaders of color to unite together, provide mentoring support to each other, and share resources and networks. A grant would allow SVCN to support training for two, 18-month cohorts of executive directors or senior managers of color from 24 organizations in Santa Clara and San Benito Counties. SVCN will supplement the training with grants of $2,500 to each participating organization for organizational development. (New, $60,692, 40% of project budget)
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.svcn.org
Address
1400 Parkmoor Avenue, Suite 130, San Jose, CA, 95126-3797, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for technical assistance for organizations serving low-income people and communities of color
Silicon Valley Council of Nonprofits (SVCN) is a membership organization that seeks to magnify the influence and contribution of health and human service organizations in Santa Clara County.
Since 2007, SVCN has hosted the Ethnic Specific Service Providers Network, a group of 40 organizations in the county that serve communities of color. The network enables leaders of color to unite together, provide mentoring support to each other, and share resources and networks. A grant would allow SVCN to support training for two, 18-month cohorts of executive directors or senior managers of color from 24 organizations in Santa Clara and San Benito Counties. SVCN will supplement the training with grants of $2,500 to each participating organization for organizational development. (New, $60,692, 40% of project budget)
