Category: Newsletters

“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?”
-Mary Oliver-

As we move through July, it’s a great moment to pause and consider the small changes that can lead to lasting impact. This month’s newsletter focuses on everyday ways to care—for the planet and for ourselves.

We’re marking Plastic Free July with simple tips to reduce plastic use in daily life. You’ll also find thoughtful self-care suggestions to help you stay grounded and recharged this season.

Our regular Practical Progress column from Maya Arden returns with fresh insight, and this month’s Community Highlight features the inspiring work of the JQ Foundation.

Plus, don’t miss our list of upcoming local events—opportunities to connect, engage, and grow together.

“There is no power for change greater than a community discovering what it cares about.”
-Margaret J. Wheatley-

In this month’s issue, we mark Pride Month with a look at local advocacy efforts that continue to shape a more inclusive South Florida. It’s a moment to reflect, celebrate, and stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community as we highlight some of the organizations leading the way.

We’re also excited to feature the Good Miami Project as our Community Highlight of the Month. This inspiring initiative is elevating voices and stories that often go unseen, making a real difference across Miami.

And if your organization is looking for a new space to grow, we currently have three welcoming private offices available at the Center—two at 140 sq ft and one at 190 sq ft. Whether you’re a solo changemaker or a small team, our offices offer room to thrive, along with access to shared coworking areas, meeting rooms, and a vibrant network of mission-driven professionals. Learn more here or reach out—we’d love to show you around.

You’ll also find a roundup of upcoming local events, each one offering a chance to connect, learn, and be inspired.

“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.”
-Helen Keller-

As we step into May, a month of blooming ideas and meaningful connections, we’re excited to bring you another issue filled with inspiration and ways to engage.

This month, we’re diving into the power of community collaboration and the importance of mental health in our collective work. We’re honored to feature Blue Scholars, a local nonprofit doing incredible work to uplift and empower through art and education.

Don’t miss the latest edition of “Practical Progress” by Maya Arden, where she shares thoughtful guidance for nonprofit leaders navigating change and growth.

And if you’re looking to get involved in your neighborhood, we’ve curated a list of local events happening throughout May that are sure to inspire and connect.

“The secret to getting ahead is getting started.”
-Mark Twain-

As we step into April, a time of renewal and fresh beginnings, we’re excited to bring you another issue filled with inspiration and opportunities to get involved.

This month, we’re highlighting lesser-known U.S. National Parks, offering hidden gems for nature lovers to explore. We’re also thrilled to spotlight Miami Waterkeeper, an inspiring local nonprofit dedicated to protecting our water resources.

Additionally, we have office spaces available at the Center for Social Change starting April 1. With flexible options, these spaces are perfect for individuals or organizations looking to join our vibrant community of changemakers. For more details, reach out to us!

“There is no limit to what we, as women, can accomplish.”
-Michelle Obama-

Women have always played a central role in shaping our world, and this month, we celebrate their strength and resilience.

In this newsletter, we’re excited to highlight Philanthropy Miami, a local organization making a lasting impact, and feature an inspiring local nonprofit that is transforming lives in our community. You’ll also find resources on how reading can spark social change, along with a special column in honor of International Women’s Day.

March is also Women’s History Month and Social Work Month, perfect for reflecting on the power of social action and the people who shape our communities.

We’re also excited to announce our upcoming Board Connect event, taking place at the Center for Social Change on March 13 from 6 PM to 9 PM. This event is a great opportunity for professionals interested in joining a nonprofit board. You can find more details in the Event Board section of the newsletter. We hope you’ll take advantage of this valuable opportunity!