Nonprofit Leadership Center
The Nonprofit Management Center at Angelina College provides affordable, practical, and high-quality classes year-round. Whether you’re pursuing professional development or seeking Nonprofit Management Certification, our programs are designed to enhance your leadership skills.
Discover the Secrets to a Thriving Nonprofit Organization
Certification Requirements
6 CORE CLASSES:
- Nonprofit Financial Management
- Donor Development – The Fundraising Cycle
- Board Governance Essentials
- Nonprofit Marketing and Communication
- High Impact Leadership
- Nonprofit Human Resources
AND 2 ELECTIVES:
- 1, 2, 3 or 4 classes combined for 8 hours of instruction
- Biennial Conference January 31, 2025; considered one elective
- Lunch & Learn classes to be scheduled throughout 2024-2025
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About NPLC
Mission
To educate, equip and encourage nonprofit leaders in rural East Texas.
Vision
An educated, trained, competent pool of people equipped with essential tools and expertise, who are encouraged and inspired to confidently lead rural nonprofit organizations in the competitive 21st century.
Values
- Provide high-quality, affordable, local education for nonprofit leaders
- Value the crucial role of nonprofits in the fabric of East Texas community
- Elevate leadership values of service, stewardship, transparency, accountability and best business practices
- Train leaders to create mutual relationships of trust, respect, and dignity of every stakeholder
- Transfer of wisdom and experience through mentoring
- Facilitate nonprofit networking, partnerships and collaborations
- Foster diversity in nonprofit organizations
History
In 2016, Angelina County stakeholders identified the growing needs of nonprofits in rural East Texas. Historically supported by ample resources, donors, and volunteers, the region faced new challenges with aging leadership, cultural shifts, and increased competition for resources. Donors began demanding better nonprofit management in finance, human resources, technology, accountability, and effectiveness.
To stay competitive, stakeholders realized that rural East Texas nonprofits required education and training in leadership and best practices. While passion and hard work remained important, formal training became essential for survival and growth. This led to the timely establishment of the Angelina College Nonprofit Leadership Center (NPLC).