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Common Good Vermont Launches 2024 Nonprofit Training and Consulting Certificate Program
Common Good Vermont is excited to announce that we are now accepting applications for this year’s Nonprofit Training and Consulting Certificate. Whether you are fostering learning, facilitating conversations, consulting, or …
2023 in Numbers – Thank You for a Year of Engagement and Growth
2023 was a year of challenges for Vermont’s communities. Navigating post-pandemic changes and rallying around the aftermath of the flood has put significant strain on a lot of nonprofit organizations …
Reflections & Farewells: A Note From CGVT Director, Morgan Webster, on her Last Day
Dear Friends and Partners of Common Good Vermont, On my last day at Common Good Vermont, I am filled with overwhelming appreciation. After serving Common Good Vermont since 2015, it …
Common Good Vermont Director Announces Departure
Common Good Vermont’s Director announces her departure and program transition: A Message from the Director After having been a part of Common Good Vermont for close to nine years, I …
Common Good VT Launches 2023-2024 Nonprofit Management Certificate Program
Are you eager to learn the skills and expertise necessary to make an impact in the mission-driven sector? Ready to take the next step in your nonprofit career? Look no …
Interview with Mental Health Initiative Director, Steven Berbeco
Continuing the nonprofit interview series from this summer, CGVT’s Fall intern Sonja Paulson had the opportunity to speak with Steven Berbeco about United Way Northwest Vermont’s Mental Health Initiative. The …
Midterm Election Recap and Results
As the midterm elections come to a close, Vermonters are starting to see the results of yesterday’s election. Becca Balint made history last night, becoming Vermont’s first woman to be …
United Way’s new mental health guide aims to help employers keep workers happy, healthy
Shared from WCAX: SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) – A good job can be good for mental health, leaving employees feeling like valued members of their communities. But workplaces can be …
Employers warned to beware of third parties promoting improper Employee Retention Credit claims
WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today warned employers to be wary of third parties who are advising them to claim the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) when they may not …