should participants remain muted or should we unmute and start video?

Yes please

yes

mute and starat video

I alwasy go mute if not speaking

Resource: Brene Brown, Unlocking us (podcast)

Resource (Vu Le): https://nonprofitaf.com/2020/03/things-are-not-normal-its-ok-to-not-be-ok/

Please include your name and email along with your chat question. Thank you!

Is that specific to any area?

marisa@cnm.org - reach out if you can use the help of HCA's redeployed food service workers

Not sure - feel free to send me your needs and I'll look into it

Ok, thanks

I'm interested! We're disbursing meals and snacks at this time.

Will the survey results be shared online?

share on CNM's crisis-relief resource page: https://www.cnm.org/crisis-response/

thank you

Sorry... here's the full message: @David yes, we're working through how best to share on CNM's crisis-relief resource page: https://www.cnm.org/crisis-response/

How many respondents were there?

I think we ended up with 250 respondents

Will there be a charge for Crisis Consulting

@Marian: Yes, Between 240-250 people responded between Thursday-Tuesday when the survey was open

HCA's redeployed food service workers: What is the service area? Central to Nashville/Davidson County? In Robertson County we may have a need for additional supports for our soup kitchen in the near future.

@kenyatta I'll pass this on as a question for Tari to address

@Ace reach out to me via email at Marisa@cnm.org and I'll get you in touch with HCA

Kenyatta Andrews - KAndrews@nmaam.org

Is there a way for subject matter experts to assist with the crisis consulting?

@Marisa thank you.

Can you share these slides and resources after the video conference. abrown36@utm.edu thanks

Hello everyone, this is Candace Clippard (Executive Director at Day 7). We coach and connect nonprofit staff to self-care resources. We are about to launch a “Front Lines Fund”. We want to offer free counseling, self-care coaching, guided soul care days, and spiritual direction to any nonprofit staff who’s front line work is continuing in addition to medical staff. We don’t know how successful this fund will be, and we haven’t determined how to distribute funds yet…day by day shifting and new ideas. We do know we want to be serving our nonprofit community during this difficult season. I welcome any ideas anyone may have. My email is candace@day-7.org. In addition, we are posting daily stories on our Instagram and Facebook feeds with online fitness, nutrition, general health, mindfulness, and faith-based resources. We want to do all we can to support your health and wellness while you care for others!

are the crisis support events open like this one??

I'd also like a copy of these slides if possible. Marisela@tninnocence.org

What is the date that "Meet the Funders" is rescheduled to?

Thanks Candace!

copy of the slides to lkush@saddleupnashville.org, please!

@shan.foster it is on the same date, just moving to Zoom. April 3 at 9 am.

Hey all: We'll make the slides available one our website at https://www.cnm.org/crisis-response/

Teri,

@shan.foster - yes!

Kim Karesh from NALC: is anyone watching the new legislation and creating a guide for what will apply to us specifically?

Thank you for reaching out to nonprofits, offering the town halls and advocating for our inclusion in COVID-19 economic relief!

Are you hearing of any housing available for homeless or victims who have a positive COVID19 test?

Look forward to hearing from Mimi Bliss about communications. Talking with staff, clients, donors and community is critical right now.

hahah oh no

I think everyone needs to mute themselves again

Are nonprofits considered small business and available to get the l

I think you should re-mute everyone and then have people use the Raise Hand function if they want to speak.

I'd also love to hear the answer to Shan's question

You can keep everyone muted and have people "raise their hand" where you can then unmute that individual person.

are you going to show the results of the survey?

Look at Grassroots Grantmakers for gifts to individuals

@Shan re: Metro has established three shelters for our unhoused community members. One is for those who have tested positive; one for those awaiting test results; another for those without symptoms

https://grassrootsgrantmakers.org/

The Community Foundation can help set up and run this kind of fund.

Is there a resource we could have to help people know how to get the relief funds that are available?

@Teresa: Yes, nonprofits are considered a small business & eligible for the SBA loans

Samantha SwiftSamantha.Swift@ascension.orgThe Small Business Administration has funds, you could also donate to other public services already providing expense relief.

I'm actually making a resource cheat sheet for work if you would like a copy of it.

Positive and awaiting cases are being housed at the Fairgrounds!

@kkaresh

There's a working group that working on issues relating to people experiencing homelessness

Metro is currently seeking volunteers for the Fairgrounds temporary shelter (positive and awaiting cases)

Does a nonprofit have the ability to give a loan to an employee who is struggling? I have had that option with past employers and it may be an option for you all if you have employees who need extra assistance.

The IRS has a new page on their website with information:

https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus

Thanks @tamara

Independent Sector is tracking and updating on the federal legislation: https://independentsector.org/news-post/unifying-our-sectors-response/

https://independentsector.org/events/march-monthly-policy-update-4/

For Nashville area, I will be making a resource cheat sheet today for relief resources in the area for families and patients. If anyone is interested in a copy, please email samantha.swift@ascension.org. Also, if anyone already has a version of their own, I'd love a copy. Thank you!

In North Nashville - we have a strong system within Gideon’s Army and McGruder Family Resource Center to reach our families and provide services, food, and support. McGruder has been invaluable in being a direct connection to the students and families.

Also, has anyone thought of revamping their social media campaigns? Now I think is a great time to gain awareness and explore different platforms. Your donors are at home glued to their phones and TV. Use that to your advantage!

resource for contacting legislators re: nonprofit aid

https://independentsector.quorum.us/campaign/25264/

Kathryn, we at Nashville Shakespeare Festival are doing some fun social media stuff...

On cash gifts - see Give Directly: https://www.givedirectly.org/covid-19/

The YW is initiating an online fundraiser starting Monday to replace our Spring Breakfast!

Woo hoo! Now is the time to start playing around with snapchat or TikTok. You tube is great too. Don't forget about online auctions and raffles - methods like that allow people to donate from home and get excited (and hopeful)about the future.

Samantha S: check out this website: https://www.nashvilleresponsefund.com/individuals

Thank you!

FUNDRAISING SUPPORT: Bidcoz.com is waiving their annual license fee ($895) for nonprofits who need to host an online auction fundraiser. https://www.bidcoz.com/special-waiver/

Love that!

what organization is Sara representing?

Thanks for sharing!

Thank you, Brad!

Sara is with the Conflict Resolution Center.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee is offering virtual programming through social media. www.facebook.com/GreatFuturesStartHere/ We’re also sharing educational and food resources with parents.

The Nashville Food Project is still offering food resources to partners who have clients in need of meal or grocery support. If this is of interest, reach out to me at teri@thenashvillefoodproject.org.

Tomorrow night at 7pm, Nashville Shakespeare Festival is doing a fun Facebook live stream of our 2016 Shakespeare in the Park production of Comedy of Errors with original music by (and starring) the late, great David Olney. That is one way that NSF is finding alternatives for normal programming.

Susan, thank you for sharing. What's the name of your organization, again? Sorry I keep missing it. :)

Is everyone using Zoom for virtual services, particularly those that are confidential in nature? I was on a webinar yesterday with NNEDV and they advised against it for confidentiality reasons - this is Becky Bullard from the Office of Family Safety

Young Leaders Council is currently training 115 students for nonprofit board leadership, and of course today’s challenges are providing a rich learning environment. We were able to pivot to online classes via Zoom, and all presenters have adapted their training to address this situation. We are seeking nonprofits who are interested in hosting board interns, who can continue to serve as a full board member after their one year internship. If we can serve your organization, please reach out to me at Lisa@youngleaderscouncil.org

@OFS - WebEx?

@Lisa - Gideon’s Army will be reaching out.

Zoom when a closed meeting is HIPA compliant for confidentiality. It is not if it is an open public link.

Lisa, we are always available for interns at Junior Achievement of Middle TN. My email is jenniferg@janash.com

Thank you Gideon's Army for all you're doing in North Nashville right now!

STARS is offering supports to MNPS students and 7 other counties in Middle TN. via Zoom and other district platforms they use.

Learning Matters is ensuring all of our MNPS students with IEPs receiving our services virtually. We

This is Laura Hobson, CEO Faith Family Medical Center. We provide medical care for working individuals and have instituted an interim policy to accept those who have lost their jobs. Please tell your clients or employees to contact us for eligibility to see the doctor or nurse practitioner at affordable fees. We offer primary care, a wellness program and comprehensive specialty care. We are located in the Medical Center area. Please contact us at 615-341-0808

We are providing our direct services through video teleconferencing right now. We are able to use Google Duo and Google Meet solely becuase we have a Business Associate Agreement with Google/G Suite which covers HIPAA

Jeff- organization website again please?

How do you raise your hand?

Thank you @Teri

Click on participants at the bottom of your screen

What is Candace's organization?

www.day-7.org

what org was the self-care resources person with?

You raise your hand after you click on Participants. You can raise hand or offer other icon feedback.

Since many are sharing services, I think it would be helpful for CNM to include a resource list organized in categories or by population groups highlighting key services non-profits are offering & link/phone number to access. I'm happy to share a brief summary on senior services from our recent Leadership Council with 18 agencies

OH NO!!!

That is HORRIBLE!!

Revisiting Shan’s question - in regards to helping kids right now, it feels like there are a lot of organizations with their own initiatives - is there a way we can see who is doing what and figure out how we can support?

https://www.businessinsider.com/zoom-settings-change-avoids-trolls-porn-2020-3

Grace, a resource list of nonprofits and their services would be very helpful. Laura

@Stephanie, thanks for letting us know! We'll ponder that with our FB stream https://www.facebook.com/nashvilleshakes

Thank you for bringing this up! I will definitely read up on how to safe guard our Zooms

I would love to see Chelsea Cahill's idea, as well

Thank you for sharing, Stephanie. That sounds awful!

Yes Grace - that would be very helpful - cuz I can’t keep up with all the resources being sent via chat and people sharing verbally too.

Yes I'm slightly overwhelmed as well. There are so many different resource pages.

Are there any special resources for veterans during all of this?

va.gov/coronavirus

So many are asking for resource lists. We will save this chat and list the resources shared. If you have more to share from your organization or others, send to me & we'll post all resources on our crisis response page. brad@cnm.org

https://www.cnm.org/crisis-response/

THANK YOU BRAD!

Yes thx brad

Thanks, Brad. Will send you a list for seniors

loss of high school and college volunteers- what to do?

Requesting resources for the undocumented.

Great information. Thank you!

Thanks CNM! I somehow go stuck in the office without my laptop charger. So, I've gotta run home now. There are amazing services being offered in Nashville. I'm honored to work alongside everyone.

@Laurie Hands On Nashville may be able to help, once volunteers are allowed to get back out there again. You can register a volunteer need at HON.org

Kathryn has been super helpful with Big Payback registration! Highly recommend signing up for that!

we use over 200 a week, and it is not episodic. help! We are already registered with HON.

Yes! She has been great!

Nicholas- this is awesome! How are you reaching the students?

what is marisa's email address?

@Laurie HON had 26,000+ volunteers sign up through their system following the tornado. If should be able to set up a "recoccuring opportunity" reach out to Stephanie@hon.org if you need more info

marisa@cnm.org

@teresa it is marisa@cnm.org

Nicholas, I am connected with an MNPS elementary school and may be able to connect you with others through Community Achieves! What is your email address?

Our Food Bank remains open at Martha O'Bryan Center. I'll send the information to the resource list.

THANK YOU CNM!!!!

The greatest challenge for MNPS going on line is equity. We need to be as helpful as possible in being sure the same children left behind are not pushed even farther behind during this rollout of on line education.

Awesome, @Renee!

We are the Volunteer State for a reason!

Thank you, CNM team!

Laura Berlind lberlind@sycamoreinstituteTN.org Please let us know what you need in terms of data, research, and policy information!

We appreciate you CNM!

Everybody - stay strong, stay connected, and thank you all for caring for your causes!

Thank you, CNM! We appreciate it!

https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/nonprofits-and-coronavirus-covid-19?fbclid=IwAR3AuFaCgVFEoshpxDfvrRnWbk359S4ziVTPmVIglw22SGnEJvKHus-u8CU

Are there really 180 listeners?!

Thank you CNM. Stay Healthy Everyone

Stay strong everyone and keep up the HOPE!

There were 240 listeners at some point!

Thanks CNM- great call!

Thank you to everyone for making time today, we really appreciate hearing from you

Yes - peer group for crisis communicators please -

Thanks CNM!

Cuz we stressed out! Lol

If anyone is interested in learning more about music and arts education provided via zoom, please feel free to email me at Nicholas.t.weaver@gmail.com

We can use groupme too

YLC is offering a Virtual Continuing Ed event tomorrow 11:30-1:00 on Social Enterprise - more info at www.youngleaderscouncil.org

Thanks for convening this Zoom meeting today, CNM!

Thank you!

Thank you!!!!