YNPN National, the Network, & You
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The Young Nonprofit Professionals Network (YNPN) is a national network of local chapters that aims to strengthen communities by activating emerging leaders in the social sector. YNPN National, an independent 501c3 organization established in 2004, coordinates the network and provides support to local chapters. It focuses on supporting existing chapters, starting new chapters, serving as a national voice, fundraising, and facilitating national partnerships. YNPN National has 2 full-time staff members, 3 part-time contractors, and 3 interns. There are currently 37 established chapters across the US and 25 in startup phases. YNPN National provides resources, connections, and support to local chapter leaders and the 50,000 members across the network.
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YNPN National, the Network, & You
- 1. YNPN National, the network, & you
- 2. YNPN Vision Stronger communities advanced by a diverse and powerful social sector.
- 3. YNPN Mission* The Young Nonprofit Professionals Network (YNPN) strengthens the social sector by activating emerging leaders, and connecting them with resources, people, and ideas. *Each YNPN chapter adopts a version of this mission that speaks to their specific community. Click here for some examples: http://ynpn.org/download/chapter_annual_reports/YNPN %20Chapter%20Mission%20&%20Vision%20Samples%20-%205.2012.pdf
- 4. The Structure of YNPN YNPN National Independent 501c3 Established in 2004 Primarily focuses on: supporting existing chapters, helping to start new chapters, serving as the national voice of the network via research, reporting, and public speaking YNPN Chapters 37 fully established chapters across the US/25chapters in startup phase 1st chapter (YNPN SFBA established in 1997) Mix of independent 501c3s & locally fiscally-sponsored groups Run entirely by volunteer boards Provide consistent professional development & networking opportunities for local members YNPN Members Early to mid-career professionals, typically in their 20s & 30s, who are interested in building a sustainable career in the nonprofit sector 50,000 across the country Currently members are defined as any individual a chapter has access to via email, twitter, or facebook, paid or unpaid
- 5. YNPN National: Operations Staff 2 F/T Staff member 3 P/T Contractors (Tech Support, Admin/Startup Chapter Support, Bookkeeping) 3 LaunchPad Fellows (10 hrs/week) Budget & Funding As of FY 2014: $250K Annual budget Currently funded through four major grants (American Express, Annie E. Casey, Packard, Newmans Own Foundation), smaller grants & individual donations
- 6. YNPN National: Governance 2014 YNPN National Board
- 8. YNPN National: Our Value to You Brand Promotion & Visibility Raising YNPNs visibility via conferences, coalitions & media outlets Brand Promotion & Visibility Raising YNPNs visibility via conferences, coalitions & media outlets Network Expansion Starting up new chapters Developing partnerships with national organizations which help increase membership Network Expansion Starting up new chapters Developing partnerships with national organizations which help increase membership National Voice & Advocacy Researching, framing, & serving as the voice of network on national committees and coalitions National Voice & Advocacy Researching, framing, & serving as the voice of network on national committees and coalitions Fundraising Raising funds to pay for tech infrastructure, staff support, programming such as National Conference Fundraising Raising funds to pay for tech infrastructure, staff support, programming such as National Conference National Partnerships Leveraging network-wide numbers and geographic reach to broker network- wide member benefits National Partnerships Leveraging network-wide numbers and geographic reach to broker network- wide member benefits
- 9. YNPN National: Our Value to You Chapter Support Resources Field Coordinator for direct chapter support & organizing resources YNPN Leaders Site! (www.ynpn.org/leaders) Monthly Chapter Leaders Newsletter Benchmarking via Chapter Levels Guide & data collection Data collection templates & analysis Web platform & tech support Connection to other chapter leaders YNPN National Conference YNPN Chapter Congress 2x-Monthly YNPN Program Xchange (see leaders site for topics) Chapter Support Resources Field Coordinator for direct chapter support & organizing resources YNPN Leaders Site! (www.ynpn.org/leaders) Monthly Chapter Leaders Newsletter Benchmarking via Chapter Levels Guide & data collection Data collection templates & analysis Web platform & tech support Connection to other chapter leaders YNPN National Conference YNPN Chapter Congress 2x-Monthly YNPN Program Xchange (see leaders site for topics)
- 10. Reach out to us anytime! Chapter Support & Technical Assistance chaptersupport@ynpn.org National Director, Trish Tchume trish@ynpn.org