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07/29/2023

11/10/2022

10/27/2022

Help us cross the Finish Line!! The Sheriffs of New York State are h… Sheriffs' Showdown needs your support for Sheriffs' Showdown's Fundraiser for NYSSI

08/03/2022

Do you know about our ASK AN EXPERT program?

Do you know about our ASK AN EXPERT program? Here’s how it works:
• Your nonprofit’s Executive Director or Board Chair completes the Ask an Expert form found on our website.
• Hudson Valley Nonprofit Consultants matches your nonprofit with a consultant from our Expert Directory based on request topic and expert’s skill set and availability.
• Connect via Zoom or in person for a scheduled 60-minutes pro bono conversation.

ASK AN EXPERT is a voluntary service. Following a session, an organization may:
• Implement recommended next steps on your own.
• Agree on contracted paid services with one or more HVNC consultants.

NO obligation for nonprofit consultant beyond the pro bono meeting. All sessions are completely confidential. Limit of one ASK AN EXPERT session per organization per year.

To learn more or complete the ASK AN EXPERT form, visit: https://www.hvnconsults.com/

07/21/2022

The Hudson Valley Nonprofit Consultants (HVNC) mission is to create a community of consultants coming together for peer support and learning that strengthens professional services to the nonprofit sector in the Hudson Valley.

HVNC is a professional network founded on the belief that communities are stronger and more resilient when we work collaboratively to address challenges and maximize opportunities. With the shared knowledge and expertise within the HVNC network, we strengthen our vital nonprofit organizations and, together, help our Hudson Valley communities to thrive.

Find out how your nonprofit can benefit from HVNC expertise with a free 1-hour consultation with ASK AN EXPERT here: https://www.hvnconsults.com/

05/11/2021

The shutdown across New York State affected each office and department in Delaware County significantly, especially during the early days and months of the pandemic. Protocols and practices that had been in place for decades were stopped over night to protect everyone from infection.
However, departments and offices quickly pivoted and rethought their practices, coming together to fill gaps where help was needed, and this is their story. COVID-19 has shown us where our strengths lie – within the relationships we build and maintain.

In this video series, join us as we reflect on the past year of life and government operations during the pandemic, and as we look at the present and future of a post-pandemic Delaware County. We are not in the clear yet and are still seeing new infections daily. Please continue to wear a mask, practice good hygiene and social distancing, and most importantly, get vaccinated. Delaware County staff, elected officials, and residents mourn those that we have lost in our communities and across the world and will continue to work to prevent this virus from taking more lives. It takes all of us.

Delaware County Public Health Delaware County Sheriff's Office Delaware County (NY) Department of Emergency Services

04/22/2021

Thanks Catherine!

04/21/2021

On March 14th, 2020, the Board of Supervisors’ Chairman, Tina Mole, announced a State of Emergency for Delaware County, just two days after the county saw its first confirmed case of COVID-19. The State of Emergency was to last one month, however as the pandemic grew in magnitude, so did restrictions at not only the county level, but the state and federal levels as well.

The beginning of the pandemic held unknowns for not only citizens, but for those operating government services who despite extensive planning for public health emergencies, were left with limited options. With ever-changing state and federal guidance and regulations superseding county plans, and new scientific information being discovered and released, every day, sometimes every hour, held new changes and updates to be acted upon.

In this video series, join us as we reflect on the past year of life and government operations during the pandemic, and as we look at the present and future of a post-pandemic Delaware County. We are not in the clear yet and are still seeing new infections daily. Please continue to wear a mask, practice good hygiene and social distancing, and most importantly, get vaccinated. Delaware County staff, elected officials, and residents mourn those that we have lost in our communities and across the world and will continue to work to prevent this virus from taking more lives. It takes all of us.

03/31/2021

Happy to have created this campaign for Delco Public Health....listen up Peeps!

Ed Rossley, President of the The Delaware County Fair-Walton,NY, encourages you to get your COVID-19 vaccine. Vaccine has become more readily available and there are more vaccination clinics open to ALL who are eligible. We encourage all people who are eligible to get vaccinated at ANY available location.

For resources including eligibility, vaccine info, and vaccination sites, please visit: https://www.nyuhs.org/southerntiervax

02/28/2021

Honored to work on this video with these amazing people who got together and did something about the heinous crime of animal abuse. Congrats to all involved!

02/12/2021

Love working with the amazing women!!

02/12/2021

Rachel James, board member of the William B. Ogden Free Library and owner of A Time To Heal Massage Therapy of Walton, says !

Wearing your mask helps public services, like libraries, and local businesses stay open!