used to share any activities (Events, AGMs, Job offers, volunteer requests, funding announcements etc.) in NDG community calendar.

Who can use this tool: Non-profit organizations, community groups, tables, committees, coalitions, business members of NDG Community Council.

Purpose: it will help organizations to publish and coordinate their events. Community groups can consult which date to choose when they are planning the time and date of an event.
All information from Calendar will share in our weekly newsletter.

used to promote your events, job offers and other activities.

Who can use this tool: Non-profit organizations, community groups, tables, committees, coalitions.

Purpose: we will help you make your announcements public for NDG residents, promote your events, job offers and another type of activities.

You can place your announcements, events, job offers on the Community Calendar; then we will share them in our weekly newsletter with NDG residents and partners.

"What's happening in NDG!" 
The newsletter is an initiative based on recommendations at a Round Table Meeting. The letter started informally in December 2005, and was sent out occasionally as needed. Since then, it has developed into a weekly newsletter with about 50 issues per year. We send it every Websday.

The NDG Community Council e-letter “What’s happening in NDG” is a tool for community organizations to reach out to the community-at-large.Currently, the e-letter reaches more than 1 500 NDGers and those who work or serve in NDG: NDG Council members (individuals and organizations), community organizations, schools, institutes, political representatives, funders and government representatives, media (French and English), and numerous individuals.

Submissions for the Newsletter We strongly encourage organizations to share the e-letter with their members. However, due to rising demand and an increase in the information to include, putting out the e-letter is becoming a challenge. We are counting on organizations to help us continue this work!

Feedback The feedback we have received from people encourages us to continue this work while always exploring ways to improve the e-letter. If you want to give us your comments, please send us an e-mail at ndgcc@ndg.ca or call (514) 484-1741.

used to enter your information in our database that will be used in the resource center, strategic and action plans, etc. The online resource center remains an important tool that is available to all community organizations and residents. It includes resources divided by subject or by issue, each includes useful links and frequently asked questions.

This group was created by the NDG Community Council. The Council and community partners could share activities and information with residents of NDG. What can be posted: This group is a collection of NDG Community Services, News, Activities, Events, etc. Who can post: We invite NDG community organisations, community groups, residents, institutions and businesses to share posts about services or activities in the neighborhood.

Who can use this tool: Non-profit organizations located in NDG.

Purpose: to publish your AGM in public place

Instructions: To announce your AGM, please submit information in NDG Community Calendar under the Category AGM/AGA

Who can use this tool: NDG Community council organizational members.

Purpose: this page is used to collect information about requirements in volunteers and useful links about volunteering

Instructions: To post your information on that page, you must contact to ndgcc@ndg.ca.

Who can use: Tables & Committees & Coalitions

Purpose: create a web page for each table, committees, and coalitions in NDG.

Who to contact: ndgcc@ndg.ca Follow the link to see examples

Who can use: Not-profit organisations with active membership

Purpose: NDG Community Council creates a place for each of our organizational members to share their information (mission, services, contacts, etc.) as a one-page website

Who to contact: ndgcc@ndg.ca
Follow the link to see examples

Centraide supports community agencies in the neighbourhoods and districts of Laval, Montreal Island and the South Shore in order to help people in a situation of poverty and social exclusion
ELIGIBILITY FOR CENTRAIDE FUNDING

See Funding Programs  by topics: 
Aboriginal Peoples, 
Career Development and Employment, 
Child and Family, 
Communities
Homelessness, 
Peoples with Disabilities
Seniors, 
Youth and Students

COCo - Website

COCo’s mission is to promote social justice, active citizenship, democracy, and just socio-economic development by supporting the development of healthy organizations and strong communities through education.

Toward this end, COCo is a provincial, non-profit organization that works primarily with English-speaking, bilingual, and ethnocultural organizations to develop organizational health and promote community sector development through: organizational development and leadership training, information dissemination, social analysis, research, and by strengthening links between organizations and sectors.

RIOCM -  Website

Le Regroupement intersectoriel des organismes communautaires de Montréal réunit 300 organismes communautaires de la région métropolitaine, oeuvrant en santé et services sociaux, famille, immigration et défense collective des droits.
À l’instar des autres tables régionales de chacune des régions administratives du Québec, le RIOCM est voué à la représentation des organismes communautaires auprès des différents paliers gouvernementaux et administratifs tout en défendant les principes et valeurs propres au mouvement communautaire autonome.

Vous trouverez dans cette section toutes les informations pertinentes pour vous aider à mieux saisir sa mission, son historique et les personnes qui l’animent.

Comité d'économie sociale de l'île de Montréal (CÉSÎM)
 Website
De concert avec nos partenaires, nous travaillons au développement, à la consolidation et à la pérennité des entreprises sociales.
Nous soutenons aussi le réseautage des entreprises.
Notre principale préoccupation est d'assurer que les entreprises qui ont choisi l'entrepreneuriat collectif comme mode de développement aient accès à une variété d'outils et à une continuité de services qui accompagnent leur développement économique et soutiennent leur mission sociale.

TechSoup Website  

connecting your nonprofit, charity, or public library with tech products and services, plus learning resources to make informed decisions about technology. Our free resources are available to all users  from partners like Microsoft, Adobe, Cisco, Intuit, and Symantec

OPEQ  Website

offre des ordinateurs gratuits ou à faible coût aux écoles et organismes à but non lucratif du Québec.  Nous sommes donc heureux de communiquer avec vous aujourd'hui et de vous offrir la possibilité de combler les besoins informatiques de votre organisme pour un très faible coût.

Grosses Têtes Website

offre aux organismes sans but lucratif des stratégies publicitaires efficaces pensées par des étudiants ou des membres de la relève.

Innoweave - Website

helps passionate leaders of successful community organizations learn about, select, and implement new tools and approaches to generate greater impact and advance their missions.New approaches such as developmental evaluation, social enterprise, social finance, impact and strategic clarity, collective impact, outcomes finance, constructive engagement, scaling impact, and cloud computing are helping charities and non-profits generate greater impact, more quickly, and at less cost.