Don Crocker Email & Phone Number

New York, Ny, Us

New York/New Jersey

CadencePace Partners works with philanthropic and nonprofit senior leaders to nurture effectiveness and impact in their organizations. We provide coaching, consulting, and facilitation services that include organizational leadership coaching, Board effectiveness and governance tune-up consulting, and executive succession planning and transition management leadership support. www.cadencepacepartners.com

Toms River, New Jersey, United States

Equipping nonprofits and nonprofit leaders with the tools, knowledge, and support to accelerate their impact. The Grunin Capacity Brand Icon represents this network of non-profit leaders as they navigate sea change with six key C’s: Curiosity, Conversation, Collaboration, Community, Compassion, Capacity.Formerly Catapult Your Capacity (CYC), the Catapult Institute offers training, networking, mentorship opportunities, and resources to local nonprofit professionals. Our Catapult Training Series features top nonprofit experts on a range of popular topics selected to power learning and foster divergent thinking.

Greater New York City Area

Services for the UnderServed (S:US) envisions a city where everyone has a roof over their head, is healthy, productive and can enjoy the social connections that create a life of purpose. Founded in 1978, S:US works with 35,000 individuals and their families every year to create pathways to rich and productive lives by offering housing, employment, skills-building, treatment, and rehabilitation services. S:US serves and advocates for people with life circumstances marked by homelessness, intellectual/developmental disability, behavioral health and addiction challenges, poverty, criminal justice involvement, and trauma. The dedicated S:US workforce of 2,400 provides services and supports to transform the lives of 35,000 individuals and families in New York City and Long Island.

New York, New York

NYU's Heyman Center's Academy for Grantmaking and Funder education programs are taught by highly successful practitioners. These courses cover timely topics such as building an effective board, nonprofit ethics, grant proposal writing, and fundraising technology and offers courses in all aspects of philanthropic giving. Nationally renowned faculty members are well-connected, seasoned industry professionals.The NYU School of Professional Studies George H. Heyman, Jr. Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising offers advanced opportunities for professional growth and training in fundraising and grantmaking. Professionals already established in the industry enroll in the M.S. in Fundraising and Grantmaking to improve their credentials and to acquire specific training in their field. Recent college graduates and career changers also find the program relevant, as it provides an overview of the basic fundamentals of fundraising and grantmaking.

Greater New York City Area

The Support Center/Partnership In Philanthropy nurtures and supports Nonprofit and Philanthropic Leaders, enabling them to more effectively and efficiently serve their clients and communities. The Support Center's unique services include Executive Search and Transition Management Services (ESTM) and Organizational Redesign and Change Consulting focusing on organizational assessment, strategic restructuring, and board effectiveness. The Support Center/Partnership In Philanthropy is the premier provider of leadership and management professional development training for the NY/NJ/CT region.

New York, New York

The Support Center/Partnership In Philanthropy nurtures and supports Nonprofit and Philanthropic Leaders, enabling them to more effectively and efficiently serve their clients and communities. The Support Center's unique services include Executive Search and Transition Management Services (ESTM) and Organizational Redesign and Change Consulting focusing on organizational assessment, strategic restructuring, and board effectiveness. The Support Center/Partnership In Philanthropy is the premier provider of leadership and management professional development training for the NY/NJ/CT region. The majority of our services are provided in partnership with Grantmaking institutions.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

GEO is a diverse community of more than 500 grantmakers working to reshape the way philanthropy operates. Understanding that grantmakers are successful only to the extent that their grantees achieve meaningful results, GEO promotes strategies and practices that contribute to grantee success. The GEO community identifies which practices best enable nonprofits to be successful, and looks at what makes it possible for grantmaking organizations to change and adapt to the needs of the nonprofits they fund.Find out what we care about at: https://www.geofunders.org/what-we-care-about

Washington D.C. Metro Area

BoardSource (formerly The National Center for Nonprofit Boards), is an organization dedicated to advancing the public good by building exceptional nonprofit boards and inspiring board service. With more than 25 years of hands-on experience working with nonprofit boards, BoardSource has become the go-to resource for nonprofit organizations looking to strengthen the effectiveness and impact of their leadership at the highest level — the board of directors.

NJACIL (the statewide network) and the Alliance for Disabled in Action, (now called Alliance Center for Independence - ACI) provides information and referral services and develops and implements educational programs and innovative activities that promote activism, peer support, health and wellness, employment and independent living skills for people with disabilities and their allies. NJACIL and ACI support the philosophy of independent living for all persons with disabilities.http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/dds/home/cntrindlivindex.html

Midwood, Brooklyn, New York

Since its founding in 1976, The Midwood Development Corporation (MDC) has responded to changing community needs and issues. When the agency began, the neighborhood was plagued by illegal drug activity. MDC was instrumental in helping resolve it. Later, MDC moved into housing development and preservation. As community needs changed, MDC responded with new programs. Today, MDC programs include housing services for renters, tenants and home owners; expansive youth programs; supported employment and recreational programs; and commercial revitalization.MDC has been hosting an annual street fair, the Midwood Mardi Gras, since 1976, and has been publishing the Sentry newsletter since 1978. MDC was instrumental in forming the district-wide Midwood Merchants Association (MMA). While at MDC, Don established Project SWEEP, a supported employment program designed to assist individuals with disabilities to build careers while improving commercial strip environments, and Project CONNECT, an effort that bridged access to after-school programs for youth with developmental disabilities and youth who are deaf. Don's work here built bridges between residents, business owners, and religious organizations; increased MDC's service effectiveness; and more than doubled MDC's annual revenues.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Psychology

Experimental & Educational Psychology and Psychological Tests & Measures. Minor: Special Education

Master Of Science (M.S.), Strategic Leadership & Management

Activities and Societies: summa cum laude

Certificate, Nonprofit Management, October 2-5, 2000

The Texaco Management Institute, a partnership between Texaco and the Peter F. Drucker Foundation for Nonprofit Management, provides.

Programs For Practitioners - Self Assessment For Governing Boards, Non-Profit/Public/Organizational Management

Critical Components Of Governance

Activities and Societies: Programs for Practitioners -Critical Components of Governance

"Training The Trainer" Certificate, Organizational Leadership

Cetrtificate, Comprehensive Training Program-Enhancing Board Effectiveness

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