By Okon Ekpenyong
On February 29, Ohio Brewing Columbus hosted a special event organized by Upic Solutions, a technology organization founded by and for United Ways—the Columbus Nonprofit Leaders Group -aimed to foster collaboration and innovation among nonprofit organizations in Columbus.
The event provided a platform for local nonprofit leaders to network, share experiences, and learn from each other. The meetup featured diverse attendees, including several African American organizations, such as Lead the Way Academy, which champions youth development and readiness.
The panel discussion, led by experts in the field, delved into utilizing technology to further the mission of nonprofit organizations. Upic Solutions provided valuable insights and tips on how nonprofits can leverage technology to reach their goals and make a more significant impact.
Attendees were encouraged to share their experiences and strategies, creating a dynamic and interactive discussion.
The Ohio Brewing event was part of the giant Columbus Nonprofit Leaders Group, which serves as a platform for nonprofit leaders to come together every quarter, fostering a sense of community and support among organizations in the area. According to Upic Solutions and the United Way representatives, one approach to achieving a more diverse society is to identify and acknowledge the presence and contributions of smaller minority and ethnic nonprofit organizations. These groups play a significant role in serving diverse communities but often work behind the scenes and need to receive the recognition they deserve.
Through face-to-face interactions, participants connected and built valuable relationships and partnerships. The power of in-person communication cannot be underestimated, especially in the nonprofit sector, where collaboration and support are crucial.
The Columbus Nonprofit Leaders Group event provided a unique opportunity for nonprofit leaders to learn about new technologies and to discuss their experiences with peers. By providing a space for collaboration and innovation, the event aimed to empower nonprofits in Columbus, creating a more robust and effective nonprofit sector in the city. With events like this, the nonprofit sector in Columbus is sure to thrive and make an even more significant impact in the years to come.
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