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Founded in 2003 by a group of nonprofit board members interested in educating donors and supporting nonprofit collaboration, the Martha’s Vineyard Nonprofit Collaborative (MVNC) has grown into a hub for professional development, shared resources, and collaboration across the Island’s nonprofit community. In 2017, the organization changed its name to Martha’s Vineyard Nonprofit Collaborative to better reflect its growing mission and collaborative approach.
Today, MVNC strengthens Island nonprofits so they can successfully advance their missions and make a lasting impact in our community.
Our Vision:
Our Mission:
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Nonprofits Are Essential to the Island We Love | Strong Nonprofits Strengthen the Island | Investing in Nonprofits Creates Lasting Impact |
Nonprofits Are Essential to the Island We Love.Island nonprofits are essential to the vitality and vibrancy of Martha’s Vineyard. They support and benefit residents, seasonal homeowners, an visitors alike, helping make possible so much of what we value about our community. Strong Nonprofits Strengthen the Island.The success of Island nonprofits directly contributes to the health of our community. When nonprofits have the leadership, skills, resources, and connections they need to thrive, they are better positioned to advance their missions and contribute to solutions for Island-wide challenges. Investing in Nonprofits Creates Lasting Impact.MVNC believes that investing in nonprofit boards and staff development, in all its forms, strengthens organizations and increases their impact. By helping nonprofits learn, connect, collaborate, and build capacity, we contribute to a stronger nonprofit sector and a stronger Martha’s Vineyard. Our Values: We strive to be a good partner to Island nonprofits by living these values in all that we do.
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"The single biggest way to impact an organization is to focus on 'leadership development.’ There is almost no limit to the potential of an organization that recruits good people, raises them all up as leaders and continually develops them.”
- John Maxwell, leadership consultant