Description

All Chamber members are invited to join us in the ongoing work to maximize the impact of the non-profit community within Mesa. Guest speakers share information each month, and attendees are encouraged to network for opportunities to support each other's work.

As summer sets in, the Non-Profit Vitality Council would like to welcome corporations, business owners, non-profits and individuals to learn about two "hot" programs who help some of the most vulnerable in our community.

Delmar Algee, Human Service Administrator for the City of Mesa will share the details of a city program to help the homeless and vulnerable get out of the heat.

Nicole Pogue, Executive Director from the Azura Veteran's Coalition will speak about their commitment to providing a comprehensive range of services to support the diverse needs of veterans and their families.

We are also reserving time to get feedback from the membership on the mission and objectives of the Non-Profit Vitality Council. Our incoming co-chairs Annette Sellers & David Scott, and staff liaison Christine Terrell want to hear from you! 

Register today to join the conversation and see what action can be taken.

Invitation:
Mesa Chamber members in good standing are welcome to attend each month's meeting.

Mission:
    Develop synergy and collaboration among non-profit organizations
    Increase awareness about the role of non-profit organizations
    Promote active engagement and personal connection with the business community

Agenda:
    Promote non-profit organizations as an economic driver
    Create networking events to integrate non-profits and business community
    Identify various organizations and determine overall scope of non-profit community--via survey of organizations
    Pull together interested organizations to develop offering and involvement of Council

Facilitators:
Committee Chair: Mark Young, President and CEO, Mesa United Way
Staff Liaison:  Christine Terrell, Assistant Director of Programs & Engagement

About the Mesa Chamber:
With a history that extends more than 130 years, the Mesa Chamber of Commerce has come a long way. The Chamber continues to bring the top of the line networking opportunities to the community.