After 10 years in the church and parachurch space, Grace is excited to bring her understanding of ministry relations and communication skills to ENP. Grace grew up in Bakersfield, CA and is grateful to settle in and give back to the valley after some time away from it. After attending Cal State Channel Islands, she worked for Hume Lake Christian Camps, where she worked for Hume International, Hume’s ministry to missionary kids living and learning around the globe. Grace and her husband Matt, and their two daughters are loving living here in Fresno and are excited to listen and learn how to serve it. Grace enjoys walking with her family to their neighborhood ice cream shop, traveling, reading, and listening to podcasts.
Our 2023 Report is out, and we wanted to take a moment to thank all of our amazing partners, donors, organizations, schools, principals, etc for making 2023 an incredible year of celebration. Take a moment to read through the Annual Report and all that we got accomplish in Fresno, together.
If you would like to donate to our 2024 fiscal year, click the donate button in the top right hand corner!
We are hoping to fill a significant leadership role in our team.
The Neighborhood Development Director is an exciting opportunity to work closely with ENP’s Executive Director and oversee the Neighborhood Development team. This role deeply engages in civic infrastructure and place-based efforts within Fresno, including creating place-based strategies that lead to self-sustainability, empowerment, and leadership development with residents and strategic partners to positively impact their communities.
Full Time – $70,000 – $80,000
If you are ready to apply, you can click the link below to fill out the Asana form.
Contact Andrew Feil at andrew@everyneighborhood.org with any questions.
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Are you a local faith-based leader or non-profit looking to grow your leadership in 2024? ENP would love for you to consider joining our Redemptive Impact Accelerator in partnership with the Center for Community Transformation and Ten Talents Foundation.
Located here in Fresno, Ca, the Redemptive Impact Accelerator is a 3 1/2 month long co-hort to equip non-profit leader to think strategically for the long term and make real impact in their communities. The cohort will focus on the key elements for a redemptive non-profit: Story, Programs, Team, Board, Funding, and Identity. Leaders are partnered with coaches to walk alongside the organizations in this 5-month program. Leaders walk away with structures to ensure they have clear impact goals, a strategy for their funding priorities and a clear vision for the path ahead.
Taught in part by Andrew Feil, Executive Director of Every Neighborhood Partnership, come learn from non-profit leaders here in the Valley making redemptive change now.
Click on the links to see job descriptions and apply through Indeed. We’ll follow up with next steps from there if we’d like to move forward with you. Contact jenessa@everyneighborhood.org with any questions.
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ENP is hiring a part-time Book keeper to support our Associate Director.
We are looking for a skilled Bookkeeper to maintain our financial records including purchases, sales, receipts and payments. This role works closely with our Associate Director to create and analyze financial reports and ensure legal requirements compliance, process accounts payable and receivable and manage invoices and tax payments.
Our ideal candidate has at least two years of bookkeeping experience and is familiar with accounting software packages, like QuickBooks or Aplos.
ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES:
Works 20 Hours
Remote Work Option After Orientation Phase
Record day to day financial transactions in accounting software; Aplos
Verify that transactions are recorded to the correct account, fund, and donor
Make weekly bank deposits and file digital records accordingly
Record and process weekly payments to Vendors
Maintain vendor records
Manage the bill payment and staff reimbursement systems
Utilize Asana to organize, track, and update tasks
Assist in year-end budget planning and tax preparations
Assist in creating financial and HR systems as led by the Associate Director
GO Public Schools Fresno has released their 3rd and final report, titled Are The Kids Alright? In this report, they document academic achievement, equity and inequity, behavioral health, and how we move forward as a city for our kids.
Every Neighborhood Partnership is proud of to be highlighted in the report as a crucial and vital part of student’s academic and behavioral health recovery from COVID-19.
“Every Neighborhood Partnership has seen consistent growth with students who participate in their literacy tutoring [programs]….There is a clear benefit to enrolling students in this type of program.”
GO Public Schools Fresno
Read the rest of the report to hear a comprehensive understanding of the current state of Fresno schools in 2023.
Are you working for a non-profit or community organization? Are you a leader in your congregation or ministry? Check out the Learning Leader Cohort, hosted by Fresno faith and community Leaders Dr. Randy White and Dr. H Spees. More information below!
We did a quick check-in with our donors to update them on our annual report, our departments, and where ENP is going from here. Check out the video recording below if you missed it!
During the pandemic, ENP Health + Wellness conducted a community needs assessment. We learned that community members had a lot of stress due to the transition of school and doctor’s appointments going virtual.
To help eliminate the stress, in 2020 ENP launched a Digital Literacy for adults in English and Spanish. This class teaches community members basic computer skills such as; Typing, Zoom and Microsoft Team, Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Calendar, Google Translation, Youtube, email, and etiquette of electronic correspondence and messages.
The outcome of this class has been outstanding! Community members are able to attend zoom meetings/classes and are now able to help their children/grandchildren with their school work. We re-launched this class on March 1st and had 22 Spanish-speaking community members attend. We look forward to seeing these participants take control of their digital footprint and learn more about how they can engage online.
“There is no such thing as a painless repentance. “
Professor Ronald Potter
In February, I took a week long trip down to the South; Jackson, Mississippi specifically, to listen and learn and process with the John and Vera Mae Perkins Foundation, JVMPF. Today, JVMPF is run and operated by 3 of John Perkins children, who continue to carry the torch for their beloved activist father. If you are not familiar with who John Perkins is, he is long time civil rights activist and theologian, who for years has carried the torch of racial reconciliation and love go hand in hand. As he nears the end of his life at 93, his family runs trips for people like you and me to engage in a part of our nation’s history we would rather soon forget.
Jason Spencer, ENP Board Member, John Perkins, and Grace Berg, ENP Staff
Grace BergA Pilgrimage South: A Up Close Reckoning with Our Nations History
