You are invited to participate in a series of free workshops being offered for the local community on November 16th in Washington, D.C. These collaborative events will provide the opportunity to connect with experienced green building professionals and discuss simple, effective ways to improve the energy and health performance of your facilities. Please view the flyer for details and register today!
You are invited to the HUD Mid-Atlantic Multifamily Affordable Housing Preservation Clinic December 9th at the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments , Washington, DC. This training clinic is provided free of charge.
This intensive one-day session will focus on guiding owners of Section 202 Direct Loan and Section 236 properties to develop a roadmap to preserve long-term affordability and improve their properties.
The day will feature interactive workshops and small group activities to help owners understand and evaluate their financing, recapitalization, and rental assistance options. A presentation from HUD about recent policy changes and updates will also be featured.
The event is sponsored by the HUD Headquarters Office of Multifamily Housing Programs in Washington, DC in partnership with the Baltimore and Washington, DC Multifamily Field Offices.
Who Should Attend:
• Those interested in the preservation of Section 202 Direct Loan and Section 236 properties.
• Priority registration will be given to those in DC, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
• Specifically for owners, developers, consultants, and local/state government.
• Industry advocates, lenders, and other stakeholders are welcome to attend, space permitting.
Please note, your enrollment in the training does not guarantee approval. You will receive a confirmation email once your enrollment has been approved. Please do not make any nonrefundable travel arrangements until you receive an email confirmation notice.
How to Register
Registration is required. Go to the HUD Exchange Mid-Atlantic Preservation Clinic Page and click “Register Now.” Login to register or, if you are new to HUD Exchange Training and Events, click on “Create an Account” and then follow the instructions. Once logged in, you will be directed to the “HUD Exchange Learn” page titled “HUD Multifamily Affordable Housing Preservation Clinics.” Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the box to the left of the Mid-Atlantic, Class, then click “Submit Request,” and fill out the subsequent information to register.
Questions
Contact TJ Winfield, The Cloudburst Group at recap.training@cloudburstgroup.com or (240) 582-3607.
Invite Your Members of Congress To Learn More About HOME!
The HOME Coalition will release its new report, “Building HOME: The HOME Investment Partnerships Program’s Impact on America’s Families and Communities,” at a Congressional Briefing for members of Congress and their staff.
All organizations are encouraged to (1) share this invitation with your members of Congress and (2) ask them to attend the HOME Coalition Congressional Briefing on October 28th from 2 – 3 p.m. in the Congressional Visitors Center Room SVC 203.
The first-of-its-kind report analyzes the program’s economic impact in all 50 states–including job creation and local economic activity–and features more than 100 HOME Success Stories from communities across the nation. The briefing will also include practitioners who will discuss how HOME is used to attract significant public and private resources to build and preserve affordable homes locally.
In addition, please share the National HOME Sign-On Letter with as many local organizations, government officials, and advocates as possible. The deadline to sign on is November 9th. Congress is beginning to negotiate a possible budget deal, so it is critical that HOME supporters make their voice heard. To see which organizations have already signed on, check out the current list of 1,500 signers.
For additional resources, check out the HOME Coalition website and information on the #SaveHOME campaign.
The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region announced that Anna Hargrave, currently serving as Interim Executive Director and previously as Senior Philanthropic Services Officer, has been appointed the new Executive Director of the Montgomery County office.
Anna joined The Community Foundation staff in February, 2006. Through her previous experience at the Office of the Montgomery County Executive, Montgomery Youth Works, and the Jewish Social Service Agency, Anna came to the Foundation well-versed in program management, community outreach, and project development. She recently completed her service on the Board of Directors for Leadership Montgomery, an organization which brings together current and emerging leaders interested in making Montgomery County a better place to live and work. A graduate of Kenyon College, Anna earned her BA in Spanish Area Studies and Drama.
In her nine years at The Community Foundation, she has worn many hats. She spearheaded planning for the annual Celebration of Giving event as well as numerous learning and networking opportunities for donors. Most recently, this included the creation of the Foundation’s Taste of Philanthropy series in Montgomery County, which enables donors and philanthropic friends to connect with each other, learn about the community, and share their own ideas for making a deeper impact. She also has led the Sharing Montgomery grant process, which engages donors in vetting 50+ high-impact organizations serving the County’s low-income neighbors. Most importantly, Anna has worked 1:1 with hundreds of Montgomery County donors to provide them with the tools, resources, and support needed for them to give to all the causes they care about deeply, here and around the world.
“Anna is a strong, effective, and generous leader,” said Bruce McNamer, President & CEO of The Community Foundation. “She has the perfect combination of on-the-ground experience and strategic vision that we need to support and grow our work in Montgomery County. I join the Board and my colleagues in congratulating her on this appointment and look forward to working with her in this new capacity.”
“It is always rewarding to promote from within. Anna has been a key member of the Foundation’s team and will continue to advance The Community Foundation in Montgomery County to a bigger and better place,” said Thomas D. Murphy, Chair of the Montgomery County Advisory Board and Retired President of EagleBank.
Join The Community Foundation in Montgomery County’s annual Celebration of Giving. The Celebration brings together several hundred local philanthropists, business leaders, wealth advisors, elected officials and leaders from the county’s premier nonprofits. Proceeds from this year’s Celebration of Giving support the ongoing work of The Community Foundation in Montgomery County and Sharing Montgomery, a key source of funding for nonprofits working with the county’s low income residents.
This year, they are proud to honor our 2015 Montgomery County Philanthropists of the Year, Robert and Anna Trone. The Philanthropist of the Year award celebrates individuals who have made a special impact in our community through charitable giving and whose philanthropic leadership sets an inspiring example for us all.
WHEN
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
6:30pm
WHERE
Bullis School
Blair Family Center for the Arts
10601 Falls Rd,
Potomac, MD 20854
Business Attire
Valet parking available
For more information contact Bridget Hanagan at bhanagan@cfncr.org or 301-495-3036.
2016 NCRC Annual Conference:
Creating a Just Economy
March 16-19, 2016 in Washington, DC
Register now for early bird rates!
Join NCRC as they celebrate their 25th Anniversary at the 2016 NCRC Annual Conference! NCRC and its members have worked together for a quarter of a century to open doors to economic opportunity for all Americans, and they hope you join them as they continue this mission.
NCRC’s Annual Conference is one of the nation’s largest gatherings of community nonprofits, policymakers, government officials, small businesses, banks, and academia, all coming together to create a just economy.
Announcements on speakers and workshops are coming soon.
#justeconomy • 202-628-8866 • www.ncrc.org/conference/
HUD’s Office of Multifamily Housing is implementing the Multifamily for Tomorrow (MFT) transformation, which will modernize and improve the HUD Multifamily business model while fostering an exceptional environment for employees. Elements of this initiative include workload sharing, digitization of property records, adopting industry best practices in Production and Asset Management, and streamlining the Multifamily organizational structure. For further information on MFT go to http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/transforming_hud/multifamily_transformation
As part of MFT, a number of hiring opportunities will soon become available in the New York, Boston and Baltimore HUD Multifamily offices. These opportunities will be advertised through USAjobs.gov beginning in October 2015. If you are seeking employment opportunities with a mission driven organization that promotes multifamily housing opportunities for the public while revitalizing our communities, you are strongly encouraged to apply for positions that you qualify for.
Please view the following documents:
1. Open Positions Flyer – A flyer listing the job opportunities in the Northeast Region. Please note that you must apply for HUD job postings on USAjobs.gov. You are encouraged to establish a “Saved Search” to receive notice when jobs that may be of interest to you are posted, as the precise date of job postings is not determined and all jobs will not be posted simultaneously.
2. Tips and Tricks for USAJobs.gov – This guide will help you in formulating a job application that will provide you with the best opportunity to be considered for selection for available positions.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to send them to MFNortheast@hud.gov.
