All hospice providers are not the same.

The Elizabeth Hospice, a local independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit hospice leader, has been and continues to be a community resource for hospice care, palliative care and grief support services to children and adults in San Diego County and Southwest Riverside County since 1978.

As a nonprofit hospice, we offer care to everyone in the community; no one in need of services has ever been turned away for financial reasons. We are one of only a few hospice providers in the country to have a dedicated team that cares for children diagnosed with advanced serious or terminal illnesses. Our comprehensive grief support services, which include individual counseling and support groups, are open to all community members, regardless of patient affiliation or how their person died.

The Elizabeth Hospice’s caregivers are trained to support veterans, addressing post-traumatic stress, depression, anxiety, survivor’s guilt, and soul injury. Additionally, our veteran pinning ceremonies honor and thank veterans for their military service.

The clinicians, staff and volunteers of The Elizabeth Hospice pride themselves on high-quality, compassionate care. We earned the Gold Seal of Approval from The Joint Commission, an independent not-for-profit organization that certifies and accredits healthcare institutions across the US. This certification demonstrates our commitment to quality and dedication to excellence.

If you know someone facing the challenges of an advanced serious illness who might benefit from the care and support provided by The Elizabeth Hospice, please encourage them to call 800.797.2050 or visit www.elizabethhospice.org. We’re here to help.

Andrea Muir, Kathy Fremdling, and Leta Keyes first met at the Episcopal Community Services Gala committee. Working together to raise donations and awareness for the ECS programs, they realized that their unique skill sets and experiences could make a significant impact in the non-profit sector. This realization led to the formation of The Collaborative Group.

Andrea is a non-profit expert with extensive experience in board development, fundraising, donor cultivation and stewardship. Her ability to build strong relationships with donors and stakeholders is crucial to the success of any non-profit, making her a valuable asset to The Collaborative Group.

Kathy is a highly skilled graphic designer with a deep understanding of event branding and messaging. Her designs effectively communicate a message and help bring marketing and branding materials to life, resonating with donors and supporters. With her expertise in event branding, The Collaborative Group can help create memorable marketing and branding materials that effectively promote events and raise awareness for important causes.

Leta is an experienced event planner with a talent for creating eye-catching silent auctions and developing compelling live auction packages. She has a thorough understanding of the complexities involved in organizing successful non-profit events, with a knack for managing logistics and ensuring that every detail is taken care of to provide a seamless event experience for attendees. Leta’s expertise in event planning is a necessity for non-profit organizations that have the heart and the drive to make a difference but lack the resources to do so.

The Collaborative Group was founded on a shared passion for making a positive impact in the non-profit sector. By combining their strengths, Andrea, Kathy, and Leta have created a powerful team committed to helping non-profit organizations achieve their goals. Their collaborative services range from board development, fundraising, donor cultivation and stewardship, to graphic design, event planning, and fundraising support. They have become a valuable resource group, making a significant difference in the world of non-profit.

Adjoin is a California-based nonprofit organization that was founded in 1983 as the North County Career Development Program. Originally created to provide vocational programs for individuals with disabilities exiting high school, Adjoin has since expanded its services to various populations in diverse communities throughout California.

Its primary sources of funding come from the Regional Centers for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and the State Department of Rehabilitation. In 2011, Adjoin added a new funding source from the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide services to Veteran families who are experiencing homelessness or are at risk of becoming homeless.

In 1989, Adjoin became the first exclusively community-based program in California to be nationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. This year, the organization has expanded its services to include Catalyst Independent Living Services in Orange County, an Art program in Imperial Valley, an educational program called Inflight Skills Academy, and a unique mobile application matching individuals with developmental disabilities to service providers throughout California. For more information on Adjoin’s services and how to donate, visit www.adjoin.org.

March 16 is Adjoin’s Game Night, which supports at-risk veteran families and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Enjoy playing games, food, and drinks while learning more about Adjoin’s services and programs! The proceeds will support operational costs and help us grow.  Click here for more information: Adjoin Game Night

At the NonProfit Success Group we believe that non-profit consulting should be affordable, pragmatic, and sustainable.  Your success and the success of your organization depends on it.

Specializing in board development, fundraising strategy assessment as well as donor stewardship and monthly giving programs, the team at the NonProfit Success Group will provide the support you need – so you can focus on your mission.  More than just talking heads, our team will bring new ideas, tangible tools, and expert guidance to the most complex or simple problems. Our philosophy is simple:

• Strategic planning drives your mission.
• Fundraising supports the plan.
• Staff leadership drives sustainability.
• Donor retention supports continuity.
• A strong technology stack can bolster the journey.

By working in collaboration with your leadership, we will analyze the most significant areas for improvement and execute a plan for sustainable fundraising strategies.

We know!  Easier said than done; so let us help.

760.836.4411

www.npsuccessgroup.com

Contact:
Monica Martinez
monica@ncphilanthropy.org
(760) 729-6711
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Women Leading Equitable Change Through Social Mobility
A conversation with the presidents leading higher education institutions in North San Diego County

SAN DIEGO, CA – March 1, 2023 – North County Philanthropy Council is excited to announce its first in-person, quarterly luncheon of 2023. In honor of International Women’s Day, NCPC is hosting the Women Leading Equitable Change in North County Luncheon on March 20, 2023, from 12PM – 2PM, at Cal State University San Marcos.

Moderated by Patricia Prado Olmos, CSUSM Chief Community Engagement Officer, the panel includes the Presidents for all three higher education institutions in North County: CSUSM President Dr. Ellen Neufeldt, Palomar College President Dr. Star Rivera-Lacey, and MiraCosta Community College President Dr. Sunita Cooke. Attendees will join this panel of influential women in higher education leadership as they discuss their journey to uplift our North County community through leveraging community engagement. Conversation themes will focus on the unique challenges women leaders face and how they collaborate across our region to support their institutional missions. It will be a celebration of inclusive leadership and a conversation about the importance of inclusivity and community partnerships to elevate our region.

“As we continue to make justice, diversity, equity and inclusion a through-line in everything we do, we want to recognize the impact that women have when they are in positions of power. We’ve seen a lot of companies and organizations talking about their efforts in driving initiatives that will support a more inclusive and diverse environment, but we still have a long road ahead for our communities to reach equity.” Monica Martinez, Managing Director – North County Philanthropy Council said. “This is why we chose to give these amazing leaders a platform to talk about how the perspective and approach of women can help foster environments that truly drive change in our communities by focusing on equity.” Visit https://ncphilanthropy.org/event/ncpc-luncheon-women-leading-change-in-north-county to learn more or register for the event.

About North County Philanthropy Council
Founded in the mid-1980s by 38 organizations and individuals, the Philanthropy Council is an association of professionals, board members and volunteers of nonprofit organizations serving North San Diego County communities. Membership in the council is open to all organizations and individuals interested in philanthropy. For more information please visit ncphilanthropy.org.
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KOCT: The Voice of North County

KOCT Television, The Voice of North County is a non­profit, Live Stream PEG outlet partially funded by the City of Oceanside & powered by Cox Cable. For over 40 years, with the support of the City of Oceanside, KOCT has produced and programmed issues that directly influence our everyday life, keeping locals well informed & actively engaged, by providing a continual  Voice for our North County Community.

KOCT airs programming on COX CHANNEL 18 & 19, as well as on AT&T U-Verse  CHANNEL 99. On KOCT.org both Channels are available on Streaming along with countless cool local programs available on VOD (Video on Demand). At KOCT.org, watch or stream your favorite KOCT programs such as Oceanside Spectrum, Oceanside City Council Meetings,  Oceanside Update, and more! You can also back the future quality of KOCT programming by becoming a Friend of KOCT or become a Sponsor.

KOCT provides live coverage and replays of all City Council meetings, Produces and Airs documentaries. News Briefs, Election Programs, Talk Shows and a variety of other community programs. KOCT also provides a Community Calendar so that government and local nonprofit agencies can publicize their events.

Go to KOCT.org and Become a Friend, and Make a Show. Air Your Project, Rent our Stage, Join our Crew and Become A Voice in the North County on KOCT! It is easy to sign up!

Visit KOCT.org and click on the Become a Friend button.

Mercy Air is a full-service air medical transport system that has served California and Nevada for almost 40 years.  We provide safe, rapid transport by helicopter and fixed wing for critically ill and injured patients, and our aircraft are available 24/7/365, with overlapping service areas of coverage that help ensure a helicopter or fixed wing plane is readily available for patients in need. Whether it be the transfer of an ICU patient from one hospital to another or the complicated trauma request from an EMS provider, our highly trained clinical crews continue to provide critical and lifesaving interventions surrounded by exceptional compassionate patient care.  We care for more than 100,000 patients annually.

We are owned and operated by Air Methods Corporation, the nation’s leading provider of air medical transport and the most experienced air medical operator in the industry. Air Methods has built its reputation on a commitment to quality patient care and safety in aviation operations. With over 300 bases across the country, our reach is far, and our care is wide.  With our fleet of over 400 aircraft, our 5,000 teammates transported over 100,000 patients last year.

Learn more about us at airmethods.com

365 Events San Diego on Working with Purpose – Discover Why Engaging Volunteers in 2023 is Crucial for Improving Corporate Culture

According to a survey by Alaya Good, 72% of the next generation of workers said a job where they can make an impact is important to their happiness. As an employer, some of the benefits you can bring to helping your employees find their purpose is undeniable:

• Engaging the workforce by serving the community through volunteerism
• Making a positive impact for a common cause
• Creating a sense of well being among employees
• Improving brand perception

In 2019, Teresa Miller and Carlen Haag joined forces—with over 30 years of combined experience—to create 365 Events San Diego with hopes of inspiring a strong sense of community through shared experiences. In alignment with NCPC, 365 Events San Diego promotes and strengthens charitable impacts within our communities by connecting corporations with non-profits in need.

“Corporate volunteerism is one of the pillars of—and essential to—a company’s social responsibility program”, say the Co-Founders.

As COVID-19 changed the way the world functioned, corporations saw employee morale and engagement opportunities plummet. Today, corporations are now seeing the need to re-invest in ways to build their teams outside of the office. One of the best ways is through cause-based volunteer service events with a common goal in mind. What better way to re-establish an atmosphere of empowerment and engagement than to volunteer with your team?

365 Events San Diego already works with over 100 organizations that are supporting a variety of causes from homelessness, veterans, foster youth, park revitalization, and so much more. We can create a variety of custom opportunities for companies:

• Half Day and One Day Service Projects
• Kids Connect
• Week of Service
• Ongoing CSR volunteer programs
• Corporate functions
• Nonprofit event management

In 2021, we created 365 Connect, a 501c3 that helps those who are looking to help others and addresses the critical needs of the San Diego Community. Areas of service include:

• Assisting corporations that have resources and are looking for causes that align with their mission
• Donor funding
• Grant research, writing, and management
• Cause-related marketing and events

Corporate volunteering programs are a powerful tool for fostering happier, healthier workplaces while being a force for good! Let 365 Events SD and NCPC help you make 2023 the best year yet for your employees and your community!

To learn more…Website: 365eventssd.com and https://365eventssd.com/365-connect-org/

Email: Info@365eventssd.com        Phone:  833-365-4663