Romans 1210

We had our second nonprofit accelerator today at 80-Twenty Studios, featuring Mark Hollander as our speaker. The discussion focused on energizing and effectively utilizing our boards, and we walked away with invaluable insights. It was a fantastic day of learning, collaboration, and nonprofits sharpening each other to better serve our communities!

Sign up now for our Romans 1210 fundraiser! April 27th from 11 am to 2 pm at TopGolf Chesterfield for golf, food, fellowship, amazing auction items (like a foursome with lunch at The Legends), all while helping low-income single moms!

Here is where you sign up: https://www.romans1210education.com/top-golf-fundraiser.html

Save the date! Spaces are limited so sign up now to enjoy a great day of TopGolf with friends and family for a great cause! Romans 1210 helps low-income single moms level up vocationally through education. Auction items were great last year and will be even better this year!

Sign up here: https://www.romans1210education.com/top-golf-fundraiser.html

I had the opportunity to judge a Shark Tank type competition at Timberland HS. What a great experience! Not only did we get to judge the businesses, but we got to talk with the students and answer questions about starting a business or nonprofit. Thank you to Andrea Dubitsky for the invitation! As a bonus, I got to meet McFarland and Associates and hang out with Julie Durham.

We had our first-ever Nonprofit Accelerator today! This is a group of area nonprofits that are exchanging information in an effort to lift each up. Today our guest speaker was Heather Kemper of The Miriam School and Learning Center and the topic was fundraising. There was a lot of good information! There was also a lot of synergy between some of the nonprofits.

We are meeting the 3rd Tuesday of every month from 8:30-9:30 am at 80-Twenty Studios. Thank you to all who were able to make it and looking forward to seeing those of you who weren't able to be there.

One and a half years ago I quit a good job with benefits and retirement to chase a dream. I wanted to run a nonprofit and help low-income single parents improve the environment in which children in those households grow up. It was not the fiscally responsible thing to do, but I would do it over again in a heartbeat. I am looking forward to 2025 as a year where we will gain some serious traction and make a bigger difference in our community. Thank you to all who have joined me on this journey!