in my head and been thinking what I'd do with a million dollars. Nope..I wouldn't buy a house, or a car! I would DONATE it all, every last cent to the wonderful charities I have worked for over the years. Without them I wouldn't be the HAPPY, nonprofit lovin, blogger, and PhD student that I am today.
If I had a million dollars, I give part of it to:
- Establish an American Humanics certificate program at Cottey College in order to equip students to become skilled professionals and leaders in America's nonprofit organizations (approx. $8,000 per year).
- Fund scholarships for Christian leaders from emerging world countries to study in the United States (approx. $15,000 per scholarship).
- Provide financial, educational, and other assistance to members of the Naval Services of the United States, eligible family members, and survivors.
- Develop qualified, thoughtful business and nonprofit leaders grounded in ethics by supporting them through a Masters in Nonprofit Administration. (approx. $1,850 per course).
- Empower low-income parents to determine, pursue and achieve their goals for education, employment and economic security.
- Connect nonprofit organizations with software solutions that help them better carry out their work.
- Provide leadership training and opportunities for young women and serve people in their journey through grief. (approx $2,500 for a young womens leadership event & $1,000 for a bereaved family).
- Support a national campaign to promote careers within the nonprofit sector. (approx. $50,000 to start the campaign).
- Fund research to create a statistically sound (and replicable) survey to study the impact and use of nonprofit masters students' projects on the nonprofit organizations for which the projects were developed. (approx. $50,000 to design survey, collect and analyze data, and write report). Ok, I admit, this one is selfish because this is research I really want to conduct and share with other nonprofit programs, but I don't have funding to do it...yet. :)
Happy Holidays Everyone!!
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