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Library in January of 2004. They put notice in the Rappahannock News, posted flyers, made phone calls to resource groups, church members, community leaders and nonprofit organizations The meeting that winter showed considerable interest:. "There were actually sixty or sixty five people at that meeting" Chisholm recalls. Ib get a handle on what local groups needed, they gave out a questionnaire.
The results of that survey made clear that far and away the top two concerns were fundraising and developing and keeping executive boards and volunteers on the ground. Help with grant writing, strategic planning, charitable tax deductions and communicating with the Rappahannock community were also major concerns. Those needs provided the roadmap for embryonic RNPC. Bringing experience to the table
Chisholm, a resident of Hume, Virginia, was chosen from a pool with a number of highly qualified professionals. She has over 15 years of non-profit experience. She has organized fundraising events of all sizes, written successful grant proposals, managed hundreds of volunteers, partnered with large and
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