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Hello Fellow YNPN’ers
This email is about a great opportunity for emergent nonprofit professionals to receive quality technical assistance for their organization and to show their commitment and resourcefulness to the sector.
Recently, I was hired by the St. Luke’s Health Initiatives (SLHI) to manage a special outreachinitiative to the Latino community. This effort is funded by the Virginia G. Piper Foundationand is administered through SLHI because of the success they have had over the last ten yearswith their Technical Assistance Partnership (TAP) offering
complimentary
technical assistanceto build the capacity of nonprofits in Maricopa County. SLHI places a high emphasis on astrengths-based approach and in building networks to foster collaboration; this programdemonstrates their commitment to these ideas.This Latino “TAP Talk” will be an interactive session featuring Tony Banegas from the ArizonaCommunity Foundation (ACF) who will focus on the importance of collaboration and technicalassistance for staying in business and thriving during difficult economic times. TAP participantswill have an opportunity to meet with leaders from organizations that have benefited from a TAPexperience and network with peers who are interested in building the capacity of theirorganization. Participants include people from Latino led or nonprofits serving the Latinocommunity.If you know of any person’s who would benefit or who could pass this information on to others,please forward them the information.
The electronic invitation to register is beneath mysignature line or you canclick here
. I have included the invitation in a PDF version too inSpanish and English. If you have any questions, please contact me via email (raqueldg@cox.net)or phone (480-236-4641). The
 Latino TAP event is on Wednesday, October 7, in Tempe at the Fiesta Inn
, registration is required by 10/2/09 and there is no cost involved unless someoneregisters and then does not attend.Take care and thanks for any assistance you might offer. I look forward to seeing you againsoon.
 Raquel Gutiérrez, PhD 
raqueldg@cox.net
 
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Do
 
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wait
 
for
 
strangers
 
to
 
remind
 
you
 
of 
 
your
 
duty.
 
You
 
have
 
a
 
conscience
 
and
 
a
 
spirit
 
for
 
that.
 
All
 
the
 
good
 
you
 
do
 
must
 
come
 
from
 
your
 
own
 
initiative.
 
Mayan
 
Codices
 
 
 
OCTOBER 7 - LTAP: YOU ARE THE FOCUS
 
TAP into the Key Factors for Thriving in These Economic Times
 
Join us for a free interactive session on two key factors you can apply now for staying inbusiness and even thriving in difficult economic times. Our agenda features TonyBanegas from Arizona Community Foundation (ACF) and your input and discussion of acollaborative technical assistance tailored exclusively to Latino-led nonprofits.Tony Banegas oversees grant programs and community initiatives at ACF, including thenewly formed Latino Fund. Tony has more than 20 years of first-hand experienceworking in the nonprofit sector designing and implementing a variety of programs andservices in the areas of prevention, health, employment and training, behavioral health,child development and child welfare.
 
Organizational Capacity Building & Strengthening Your Professional Network
Enjoy a complimentary lunch with your small- to medium-sized nonprofit peers whilelearning about new complimentary Latino-focused collaborative consulting opportunitiesto increase organizational capacity and your network.TAP Talk for Latinos (LTAP): The Focus is on YouOctober 7, 2009 - 9am-1:30pmFiesta Inn Resort
 
2100 S. Priest Drive, Tempe, AZ 85282
 
Click Here To RegisterOnline
or contact Stephanie Gallegos at(602) 385-6507
 
Improve Your Experience: Invite A Peer
 
Forward this email to any Board member, Executive Director, Manager or Consultantinvolved with a small- or medium-sized, Latino-led nonprofit. The strength of TAP isfound in collaboration.
About TAP
 
TAP stands for the Technical Assistance Partnership, a model for improving nonprofitorganizational capacity for almost 15 years. Hosted by St. Luke’s Health Initiatives, TAPis focused on getting better together. Latino TAP is a new effort made possible throughpartnership with the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust.
Por la información en Español 
 
 
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