Built for Lasting Impact January 20-22, 2010 New Hope Community Church 3041 Peck Road El Monte, CA 91731

Speakers:

Chip Espinoza, Executive Vice President of Leadership TraQ Mick Ukleja, Founder and President of LeadershipTraQ Judy Sweeney, Past President - Orange County edition of the Los Angeles Times. John Lewis, Urban Strategies Southern California Director Carl Labarbara, Kingdomworks SDG Glen Peterson, Capacity Partnership Terri Larson, Kingdom Causes Charles Lee, Idea Camp Gabe Veas, Urban Youth Workers Institute Debbi Speck, Urban Strategies

       

Workshops:

• Job Readiness: Curriculia to Launch Your People to Long Term Stability • Catalytic Community Engagement: Facilitating Community Movements of Change • Facebook, Twitter: A New World Full of Opportunity • Beginning With the End in Mind: Strategic Planning • Nonprofit status 501 (C)3: Deciding if and when you should take this step • Boards and Governance: Good Governance is Good Leadership or Boards: Bar Fights and Beautiful Music • Introduction to Financial Literacy Curricula • Evidence Based Outcomes: Your Lifeline to Change and Funding • Teen Pregnancy: Programs That Really Works to Reduce Pregnancy Rates • Policies and Procedures

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FuturoNow project will invite eligible organizations that have the capacity to address family and youth needs through new or expanded remediation and anti-poverty programs and services in Latino communities within Los Angeles County. We explain more details about the Subawards on January 20th and answer questions. Eligible Sub Award Applicants Must Be: • Faith-based or community organization • Annual budget of no more than $500,000 • Never received direct federal funding • Not have previously received CCF funds for similar work • Provide community services that are meaningful and important within the community • Have the capacity to provide anti-poverty and/or youth mentoring services • Indicate a willingness to grow and invest time by involving its leaders in the process • Provide services within the stated geographic boundaries • Not required to have a 501(c)3 federal tax status • Provide services that are culturally appropriate