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The Guilford Nonprofit Consortium is a collaborative of nonprofit organizations in Guilford County, North Carolina, that fosters mutual assistance and support within the nonprofit community to create a more efficient and effective nonprofit sector.
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Congratulations to the Graduates of our Inaugural
Board Development Academy
Graduates of the 2012 Board Development Academy in Alphabetical Order:
Bryan Beasley, Sadric Bonner, Kevin Bullard, Patricia Bush, Pamela Cash,Theresa Crow,
Cathy Daniels-Lee, Elaine Ernest, Claudia Femenias, Jessica Gourley, Marshand Hager,
Marie Hopper,
Brandi Johnson, Jim Kennedy, Crystal Lee, Samantha Lyons-Kittrell,
Jane Maydian, Corliss McGinty, Cecil Mills, Robin Morgan, Amanda Patty, Jennifer Perry Pitts
Carol Pryor,
Joanna Rudder,
Barbara Senters, Kathy Speight, Jamie Stephens,
Brenda Taylor,
Cindy Thompson,Ben Zuraw
Congratulations to the 2012 Graduates of our Nonprofit Management Institute
Graduates of the 2012 Nonprofit Management Institute in Alphabetical Order:
Wendee M. Cutler, Ruth Edwards, Mitzi Ellis, Andi Ives, Brandi Nicole Johnson, Steve Knier, Altina Layman, Nancy Micca, Bree Myers, Ashlee O’Connell, Luis Pena-Gomez, Karen Thompson, Ashley Wall, Pamela Palmer - Instructor
Consortium Funders (Click on the logos to learn more):
These local funders support the Consortium and the local nonprofit sector through their generous contributions:
Featured Member
Bell House, Inc
Bell House provides programs and residential services to physically disabled adults, age eighteen or older, whose primary physical disabilities are orthopedic or neurological (cerebral palsy, spina bifida, etc.). We are dedicated to providing quality professional care in an atmosphere where the dignity, development, health and happiness of the residents and program participants are recognized and encouraged. Bell House focuses attention on the capabilities of each resident and program participant and challenges them to expand their ideas, develop interests, pursue their dreams and achieve their most responsive, independent and self-sufficient lifestyle.
Licensed as an Assisted Living Facility, the Bell House residential program provides a homelike environment for disabled adults who require assistance with the activities of daily living (bathing, toileting, eating, etc.). In addition to a residential program, Bell House offers the Advancing Independence program. This program is a voluntary program available to residents of Bell House. It is also available to members of the community who may participate in the program for a nominal fee.
The Advancing Independence program focuses attention on several areas of learning including education, personal finances, health, recreation, transportation, communication, household management and community resources. Morning and afternoon sessions are held on Tuesdays and Thursday.
