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Attend this four-part series on starting a nonprofit, presented by Nicole Farrell, founder, and CEO of Rubber City Development Consulting.
Register online, in person, or by phone at 330.643.9020.
Are you interested in starting a nonprofit organization? Join us at Akron Summit County Main Library for a four-part series on the topic presented by Nicole Farrell, founder, and CEO of Rubber City Development Consulting.
Dates and topics:
In-person and via Zoom. Register to reserve your spot and receive a Zoom link. First three courses only.
Nicole Farrell is the founder and CEO of Rubber City Development Consulting. A grant writer of 6 years, Nicole leverages her varied nonprofit experience to best support small to mid-sized nonprofit organizations in reaching their development goals.
Contact the Business, Government & Science desk at 330.643.9020 or bgsdiv@akronlibrary.org for more information.
For further reading, check out these items from our collection:
"Starting and Building a Nonprofit: A Practical Guide" by Peri H. Pakroo, J.D
"The Nonprofit Handbook: Everything You Need to Know to Start and Run Your Nonprofit Organization" by Gary M. Grobman
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