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Team Building Exercises

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Teamwork is important to non-profit work, but it often takes time and attention to build. These exercises and presentations have been shared at previous Community Works conferences. Feel free to use them!

Networking Rocks! 

2017 Networking Exercise Rippling Effect – Using Stones Directions
    Rippling Effect – Inspirational Words for Rocks  
    Ripple Effect – Bag Explanation  

Orchestrate for Success:

The friction-less collaboration of musicians in an orchestra was used to demonstrate teamwork.
The friction-less collaboration of musicians in an orchestra was used to demonstrate teamwork.

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PCW Annual NonProfit Conference 2021

This year, the Planning Committee realizes that the nonprofit community is isolated and disconnected due to the pandemic. We are planning a lot of opportunities for nonprofit staff, leaders and volunteers to come together virtually! In the video to the right, Marge Smith, founder and chair of PCW, explains how the conference is emphasizing the connections and support that only colleagues can provide. Learn more and register today.

Getting a Voice & Being Heard

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All our nonprofit colleagues and volunteers deserve our appreciation and respect & the best training at a very affordable level. We are committed to helping the nonprofit community, especially those who serve in the time of Covid.

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