Nonprofit Board Support: Strengthening Leadership for Crisis Response and Recovery
In the wake of fire disasters, nonprofit organizations are on the front lines, helping communities rebuild and recover. But to effectively lead through times of crisis, strong board leadership is essential. At Jericho Road Pasadena, we assist nonprofits in strengthening their boards to lead confidently through fire relief efforts and other critical situations.

Training
Our Effective Board Training Series led by Mitch Dorger tackles common challenges by giving board members and nonprofit staff the tools, confidence, and strategy they need to lead effectively.
💡 Designed for:
✅ New & aspiring board members who want to start strong
✅ Current board members who feel lost, frustrated, or want to be more effective
✅ Nonprofit staff who support board leadership
📅 Workshops are held in person on Thursdays from 1 PM – 4 PM (Virtual if necessary.)
📍 Attend individual sessions or complete the full series
Upcoming 2025 Sessions
✅ Feb 27 – The Effective Nonprofit Board: Avoid confusion and lead with clarity
🔹 Fundamentals of Nonprofit Governance
🔹 Board Development
✅ April 3 – Governance in Action: Make strategic decisions, not reactive ones
🔹 Setting Strategic Direction
🔹 Developing a Policy Focus
🔹 The Dirty Dozen (of Poor Governance)
✅ June 5 – Resourcing the Mission: Get your board engaged in fundraising
🔹 Resourcing the Mission
🔹 Generating New Revenue
✅ Aug 7 – Nonprofit Financial Management: Understand budgets and protect resources
🔹 Introduction to Nonprofit Financial Management
🔹 Protecting Financial Resources
✅ Oct 9 – Boards and Staff: Create strong partnerships without overstepping
🔹 Building Effective Partnership
🔹 Oversight without Management
🔹 What Staff?
✅ Dec 4 – Organizational Leadership: Plan for the future with confidence
🔹 New Board/Committee Chair Guide
🔹 The Nonprofit CEO
🔹 Succession Planning