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Community Bulletin
Q&A with Andrew Rudnick
We sit down with Andrew Rudnick, a seasoned philanthropic leader and fund advisor at the Santa Fe Community Foundation. Andrew’s journey into philanthropy is deeply rooted in personal experiences and shaped by extensive involvement in community foundations. "Community foundations use their staff and general operating funds to leverage what the donors believe in... They also bring generations of families together around philanthropy. The results are an exponential increase in philanthropic impact."
2024 Piñon Awards: Event Recap
On Tuesday, October 8, 2024, the Santa Fe Community Foundation presented its 38th Annual Piñon Awards, which honor northern New Mexico's vital nonprofit sector. We invite you to relive this magical evening by browsing photos and videos from the event.
Q&A with Kelly Pope
With a background in educational technology and building curriculum for teachers and students, SFCF fund advisor Kelly Pope is no stranger to the transformative power of education. "There’s so much work to do here in northern New Mexico and it's exciting to work with change makers who have an aligned vision around helping students and families thrive."
Legal Compliance and Ethical Standards
Part of
Nonprofit Board Fundamentals
This Fall 2024 program is designed specifically for current nonprofit board members. Over the course of six sessions, our goal is to provide an overview of the nonprofit sector and its structure as well as support, knowledge, and skill-building around the fundamentals of board participation. The program includes guest speakers from the community to address the day-to-day details and real-life responsibilities of board service. Whether your board is 3 years old or 30, with a large staff or no staff, serving as a board member is a specific responsibility.
Communication Styles and Conflict Management
facilitated by Marsie Silvestro and Ross Chaney
Part of
Executive Director Learning Circle
In this session, we invite you to learn about different communication styles and preferences and how to adapt to them, understand the causes and effects of conflict and how to handle it constructively, and practice your communication and conflict resolution skills in various scenarios.
Federal Grants: Identifying, Writing, and Reporting Session 1
Part of
Federal Grants: Identifying, Writing, and Reporting
This 3-session grant writing cohort is designed to help nonprofit organizations improve grant writing skills and increase their chances of securing funding.
Client Services Coordinator/Administrative Assistant
Solace Sexual Assault Services
The Client Services Coordinator/Administrative Assistant is responsible for organizing all front office activities including opening and closing procedures. This person is responsible for delivering a trauma-informed response to all persons utilizing Solace’s services by maximizing safety, trustworthiness, participant choice and control, and prioritizing empowerment and collaboration.
Psychotherapist (Spanish/English Bilingual Preferred)
Solace Sexual Assault Services
The Psychotherapist provides evidence-based treatment and complex trauma psychotherapy treatment to all survivors (adult and children) of sexual violence, as well as to non-offending family members, guardians, and other close supporters. Complex Trauma treatment is the primary treatment provided along with adjunctive therapies in at least one of the following areas: EMDR, EFT, Hypnosis, Somatic Experiencing, Brain spotting, Trauma Resilience Model and/or Art Therapy.
Home Visitor
Growing Up New Mexico
This position provides culturally sensitive, in-home and community visitation services to families (prenatal to five) within Santa Fe and Rio Arriba Counties. The home visitor provides education and support through use of reflective listening and utilizes structured curriculum to provide optimal opportunities for child and family growth and development. The home visitor assists families in linking with relevant community resources and completes developmental and other screens.
