2004 "Meeting Key Operating Standards and Preparing for the CHDO Competitive Operating Grant Program."
December 15-17, 2004
Lead Trainer David Maywhoor & Adjunct Trainer Laura Junglas with support from Barry Accountius of OHFA
OCDCA would like to thank David Maywhoor, Laura Junglas, and Barry Accountius for providing us with this information.
The link below contains the agenda for the class.
Agenda |
Internal Link
Day 1: The Overview and Board Governance
Overview and walk through of the OHFA application
Day 2: Human Resources, Community Involvement, Asset Management and Fund Raising
Day 3: One-On-One Assistance on special topics: Community Involvement, Asset Management and Fund Raising
Class Materials and Hand-outs
This handout, written by David Maywhoor, is a resource that will take you through key topics of the operating standards with useful guidance for your organization. This guidebook will step your organization through the main categories of the operating standards with tips, tools, and exercises to create or refine your current internal policies.
Operating Standards Class Handouts Word Document | Internal Link
The handout below provides a worksheet to help your organization approach fundraising in a focused and efffective manner. Prepared by David Maywhoor with information from other trainers credited.
Fundraising Preparation Worksheets Word Document | Internal Link
Below is a powerpoint presentation for the December training prepared and presented by David Maywhoor.
December Operating Standards Training PowerPoint Document | Internal Link
Barry Accountius led the class through the new application form. Below is a link to the CHDO Competitive operating Grant Program OHFA web page. (Applications are due on January 7, 2005.)
CHDO Competitive Operating Grant Program from OHFA website | External Link
Barry Accountius provided two slide-shows, one as an overview for the CHDO Competitive Operating Grant Program, a second on the guidelines, and the third on the Application itself. See those three power points below for your reference.
OHFA Overview of the CHDO Competitive Operating Grant Program PowerPoint | Internal Link
OHFA Application for the CHDO Competitive Operating Grant Program PowerPoint | Internal Link
Websites Recommended by the Trainer:
David Maywhoor provided two website links to the class for further information and research. The first website, listed below, is from the Ohio State Attorney General's office, and provides nonprofits with a list of common publications relative to charitable law including information on fund-raising.
Ohio Attorney General website | External Link
A second website provides nonprofits with a library of management model documents for personnel policies, conflict of interest statements, and other day-to-day items useful to the nonprofit organization.
For FREE samples of written policies on issues such as attendance, benefits, and grivevance procedures, etc, go to the MAP for Nonprofits website below.
MAP for Nonprofits with Library of Management Documents Website |
External Link
About the Trainers
David Maywhoor is a private consultant specializing in Organizational Assessment and Development, Strategic Planning and Board governance training and capacity building. Mr. Maywhoor has served as the Executive Director of several organizations including the Auglaize-Mercer Community Action Commission, the Ohio Associaiton of Nonprofit Organizations (OANO), and the Second Harvest Foodbanks in Columbus, Ohio. He served as the Chief Operating Officer for the Center for Nonprofit Resources in Dayton, Ohio. He has worked on a consulting basis with a variety of nonprofit clients throughout Ohio, including COAD, COHHIO, the Interfaith Refugee Services of Ohio, several Community Action Agencies, and several urban United Way organizations.
Laura Junglas is a private consultant specializing in Asset Management training providing services in the areas of interim management, training, organizational development and community revitalization. Ms. Junglas traveled across the U.S. while working for Neighborhood Reinvestment to provide technical assistance to nonprofit groups involved in neighborhood revitalization. While at Neighborhood Progress, Inc. (NPI), a Cleveland-based local intermediary that provides technical assistance and grant funding to a network of 26 CDCs, Ms. Junglas coordinated an Asset and Property Management program and also assisted in the development of performance standards for the Cleveland CDCs. She recently has taught “Introduction to Asset Management” offered by the Ohio CDC Association. She counts among her clients LISC, NPI, CHAM and Ohio CDC Association.
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