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311: Leading with Systems: The Secret to Mission-Driven, High-Performing Nonprofits (Kevin Wilkins)SUMMARYSpecial thanks to TowneBank for bringing these conversations to life, and for their commitment to strengthening nonprofit organizations. Learn more about how they can help at TowneBank.com/NonprofitBanking.Are you so focused on keeping your nonprofit running that you don't have time to step back and fix the systems holding you back? In episode 311 of Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership, organizational expert Kevin Wilkins shares how to break free from these constraints and build a thriving, mission-driven culture. Expert insights reveal why culture is the strongest predictor of success, how to foster collaboration despite competition for funding, and why strategic planning should be adaptable rather than rigid. Discover practical steps to strengthen organizational effectiveness, align people with processes, and implement a plan that doesn't just sit on a shelf. Explore how stakeholder engagement, accountability structures, and performance management drive long-term impact. Whether leading a small nonprofit or managing complex systems, this discussion provides actionable strategies to maximize resources and create lasting change.ABOUT KEVINKevin N. Wilkins is the Founder and CEO of Trepwise, a strategy consulting firm dedicated to unlocking the potential of purpose-driven organizations by aligning people, process, and vision. With over 35 years of experience across corporate, nonprofit, and private ventures, Kevin has led Trepwise to support over 700 organizations. Since moving to New Orleans, he has worked with for-profit, nonprofit, and public entities, shaping his vision for thriving communities driven by impactful ideas. A Dartmouth graduate with an MBA from Harvard Business School, Kevin has held executive roles at Procter & Gamble, Fidelity, and State Street Research. He serves on multiple boards and has received many honors, including Louisianian of the Year (2021) and Best Place to Work recognitions for Trepwise. Most recently, Trepwise was named Outstanding Business of the Year (2024) by Best of America Small Business Awards.EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESReady for your next leadership opportunity? Visit our partners at Armstrong McGuireBuilding a StoryBrand by Donald MillerHave you gotten Patton's book Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership: Seven Keys to Advancing Your Career in the Philanthropic Sector – Now available on AudibleDon't miss our weekly Thursday Leadership Lens for the latest on nonprofit leadership

This week, Templeton Elliott and Mike Munzenrider are talking to Kevin Wilkins about his life making skateboard magazines. Donate at least $10 to the Kevin Wilkins Fund and we'll send you some stickers. Forward your receipt along with your mailing address to mostlyskateboarding @ gmail.com. Thanks.

Kevin Wilkins, the visionary founder and CEO of Trepwise, has carved a remarkable career by focusing on community-centric, purpose-driven leadership. With over 35 years in strategy and management across various sectors, Wilkins has shifted from the corporate landscape to a mission-driven path, ultimately founding Trepwise in 2013. His company is committed to enhancing the effectiveness of nonprofits and purpose-led organizations. Wilkins' career began in the corporate world, where he held prominent roles, including at Procter & Gamble and within the financial services sector. However, as he ascended the corporate ladder, he realized he was on a path that, while lucrative, felt unintentional. His eventual move to New Orleans marked a turning point as he sought to apply his skills to benefit communities and nonprofits. Inspired by his wife's career in fundraising and motivated by a strong desire to give back, Wilkins embraced the nonprofit sector, seeking to harness his for-profit background to bring business discipline into the purpose-driven space.Founded in 2013, Trepwise helps nonprofits and other community-centered organizations maximize their potential by focusing on people, processes, and vision. Wilkins emphasizes the importance of clear values, mission alignment, and effective goal-setting as keys to a thriving organization. Trepwise is dedicated to helping its clients develop these frameworks, ensuring they are equipped to make impactful contributions to their communities. You'll learn about Kevin's passion for doing meaningful work, the challenges of doing purpose-driven work, and how helping people heal from trauma is part of the mission.LEARN MORE:> > Trepwise Strategic Consulting (https://trepwise.com)> > Follow Kevin on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/knwilkins)NSLS MEMBERS ONLY:> > Listen to the bonus episode to learn what memorable advice Kevin had never forgotten (https://thens.ls/3Yybyha)Mentioned in this episode:NSLS members!

This episode features Wendy Sellers and Kevin Wilkins who is the Founder & CEO at Trepwise to discuss Aligning People and Vision. First, they dive into explaining what a purpose-driven strategy looks like in practice and how it differs from traditional business strategies? Why? Because "hope" is not a strategy. Then they chat about how purpose-driven strategies can and should influence the structuring and optimization of business processes?  And finally, they discuss how a clear vision shapes the long-term success of purpose-driven strategies, and what role leadership play in sustaining this vision over time. Connect with Kevin Wilkins, Founder & CEO at Trepwise, on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/knwilkins/  

Kevin N. Wilkins is the Founder and CEO of Trepwise, a growth consulting firm with a mission to unlock the potential of purpose-driven organizations by aligning people, process, and vision. In this episode, Kevin discusses the significance of building a people-centric culture and the impact it has on the success of an organization. He discusses the challenges of maintaining culture as an organization grows and provides advice on evaluating and adjusting strategic plans. Key Points: Purpose-driven organizations are those that aim to make a meaningful impact and address societal issues. Aligning people, process, and vision is crucial for the success of purpose-driven organizations. Building a people-centric culture, where values, mission, and vision are clear, leads to a more successful organization. Resources/Links:  LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/knwilkins/      https://www.linkedin.com/company/trepwise/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/trepwise TWITTER: https://x.com/trepwise

In a special post-Black Monday episode, "2 Giant Goofballs: A NY Giants Podcast" delves into the seismic coaching changes within the Giants organization. The hosts unveil the breaking news of key firings, including the dismissal of special teams coordinator Thomas McGaughey and offensive line coach Bobby Johnson. The podcast further shocks listeners with the revelation that defensive coordinator Wink Martindale has departed, echoing the surprise and uncertainty reminiscent of the earlier Patrick Graham situation. The upheaval continues as OLB coach Drew Wilkins and his brother Kevin Wilkins, a defensive assistant, face termination, marking a significant restructuring of the coaching staff. The hosts analyze the aftermath of Black Monday, exploring the unexpected twists and turns that have reshaped the Giants' coaching landscape.Moving beyond the Giants' coaching turbulence, the hosts dissect the details of the Black Monday press conference. The episode unfolds with intriguing insights, including discussions about the potential use of the franchise tag for star player Saquon Barkley and the lingering uncertainty surrounding the role of Evan Neal. General Manager Schoen sheds light on expectations for Daniel Jones and leaves the door open for the potential return of Tyrod Taylor. The hosts highlight the nuanced perspectives shared during the press conference, including subtle references to the success of certain player signings like Bobby Okereke and a measured acknowledgment of the challenges with others, notably Parris Campbell.Amidst the Giants' coaching shake-up and Black Monday developments, the podcast widens its lens to capture significant firings around the league. Key dismissals include Falcons Head Coach Arthur Smith, who held the position for three years, and the departure of Ron Rivera after four years with Washington. The Panthers also announce the firing of General Manager Scott Fitterer after a four-year tenure. The hosts provide insights into these league-wide changes, adding depth to the broader narrative of Black Monday.As the episode progresses, the hosts shift their focus to the thrilling Week 18 matchups, delivering a comprehensive recap of the outcomes that shaped the playoff landscape. The Bills emerge victorious, securing the AFC East title and the coveted #2 seed, while the Dolphins clinch a wildcard spot. The Texans claim the AFC South, the Steelers secure a wildcard position, the Bucs dominate the NFC South, and the Packers clinch the final wildcard spot. The hosts skillfully weave together the coaching turmoil, league-wide firings, and the exhilarating results of Week 18, setting the stage for the upcoming NFL playoffs in a dynamic and engaging podcast episode.#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

The New York Giants shook up their coaching staff by firing special teams coordinator Thomas McGaughey, offensive line coach Bobby Johnson, outside linebackers coach Drew Wilkins, and defensive assistant Kevin Wilkins. But the biggest move was the reported resignation of defensive coordinator Wink Martindale. We discuss the coaching changes and the potential tipple impact Martndale's departure could have on the team. Plus, who are some names that could replace him? New York Giants Shake Up Coaching Staff https://www.youtube.com/@LockedOnGiantsNFL Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The New York Giants shook up their coaching staff by firing special teams coordinator Thomas McGaughey, offensive line coach Bobby Johnson, outside linebackers coach Drew Wilkins, and defensive assistant Kevin Wilkins. But the biggest move was the reported resignation of defensive coordinator Wink Martindale.We discuss the coaching changes and the potential tipple impact Martndale's departure could have on the team. Plus, who are some names that could replace him?New York Giants Shake Up Coaching Staffhttps://www.youtube.com/@LockedOnGiantsNFLFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Topics this week: Kevin Wilkin's latest cancer update and rapid(ish) fire through the many videos I was able to consume these past few weeks.  Intro/Outro music by Andy and Bobb Amidon www.nomongo.com  

Kevin N. Wilkins is the Founder and Managing Director of Trepwise, a growth consulting firm with a mission to power organizations to maximize their potential. Kevin moved to New Orleans in 2010 and served as Entrepreneur-in-Residence and COO for The Idea Village from 2011 – 2013. His experience working closely with entrepreneurs in the New Orleans area led him to launch Trepwise in 2013. With more than 30 years of experience in corporate and private ventures, Kevin has built a strong team of consultants at Trepwise who collectively have worked with over 500 organizations within private and public sectors, nonprofits, and foundations. Kevin has also served on several nonprofit boards, currently for YPO Louisiana, Tulane Hillel, Institute of Mental Hygiene, City Year New Orleans, Touro Synagogue, Collegiate Academies, Jewish Federation of Greater New Orleans, The Foundation for Science and Mathematics Education, and formerly for Louisiana Children's Museum, Pelican Bomb, Propeller: A Force for Social Innovation. Kevin is a graduate of Dartmouth College and holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, as well as holding executive leadership positions with Procter & Gamble, Fidelity Investments, and State Street Research & Management. In addition, Kevin is a lead mentor for the national Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Program and a mentor to startups in the Spark10 accelerator program based in India.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/success-made-to-last-legends--4302039/support.

Kevin N. Wilkins is the Founder and Managing Director of Trepwise, a growth consulting firm with a mission to power organizations to maximize their potential.Kevin moved to New Orleans in 2010 and served as Entrepreneur-in-Residence and COO for The Idea Village from 2011 – 2013.His experience working closely with entrepreneurs in the New Orleans area led him to launch Trepwise in 2013. With more than 30 years of experience in corporate and private ventures, Kevin has built a strong team of consultants at Trepwise who collectively have worked with over 500 organizations within private and public sectors, nonprofits, and foundations.Kevin has also served on several nonprofit boards, currently for YPO Louisiana, Tulane Hillel, Institute of Mental Hygiene, City Year New Orleans, Touro Synagogue, Collegiate Academies, Jewish Federation of Greater New Orleans, The Foundation for Science and Mathematics Education, and formerly for Louisiana Children's Museum, Pelican Bomb, Propeller: A Force for Social Innovation.Kevin is a graduate of Dartmouth College and holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, as well as holding executive leadership positions with Procter & Gamble, Fidelity Investments, and State Street Research & Management. In addition, Kevin is a lead mentor for the national Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Program and a mentor to startups in the Spark10 accelerator program based in India.

Hear about the importance of alleviating fear in your organization so that innovation can take place and then be baked into the fabric of the organization. Learn how to frame ideas, and what you can do to help evolve these ideas in ways that will allow them to scale and attain maximum impact. Explore how success can actually be a detriment if it leads to company stasis.

Kevin Wilkins, CEO San Luis Valley Resource Development Group delivers his usual real talk on rural economic development, the Broadband expansion project underway in the San Luis Valley and how to actually get the job done on funding projects in a post-Covid environment,

Kevin Wilkins, CEO San Luis Valley Resource Development Group delivers his usual real talk on rural economic development, the Broadband expansion project underway in the San Luis Valley and how to actually get the job done on funding projects in a post-Covid environment,

Skateboarding is creativity. The self-made, DIY ethos of skateboarding is the heart and soul of this subculture. From the earliest days of the skate scene, skaters have been out there making and doing, creating the world they want to live in—one clip, one pic, one trick, one track at a time.CREDITS: Center of Gravity is hosted by Brenton Gomez. This episode was written and produced by Mary Anne Andrei with help from Brenton Gomez. Our executive producer is Chad Davis. Sound design and mixing by Emily Kreutz. Additional studio recording by Andy Bigham. Music direction by Chad Davis. Music by Conny Franko, M34NSTR33T, and Sideshow. Photograph by Kevin Wilkins. Video production and graphic design by Jennifer Johnson. Our fact checker is Lauren Paatela.

This week we will be talking to Paul Hendricksen from CMS IP Technologies about IT security in a post-COVID world and what you should be keeping your eye on. Also, Shawn Martini from Colorado Farm Bureau will be discussing Colorado's Proposition 114 which would introduce additional wolves onto public lands. Shawn will also be touching on the ongoing trade negotiations with the U.K. Last we will hear from Kevin Wilkins, Exec Director of the San Luis Valley Development Resource Group about the importance of and strategy behind a regional approach to Economic Recovery/Development.

This week we will be talking to Paul Hendricksen from CMS IP Technologies about IT security in a post-COVID world and what you should be keeping your eye on. Also, Shawn Martini from Colorado Farm Bureau will be discussing Colorado's Proposition 114 which would introduce additional wolves onto public lands. Shawn will also be touching on the ongoing trade negotiations with the U.K. Last we will hear from Kevin Wilkins, Exec Director of the San Luis Valley Development Resource Group about the importance of and strategy behind a regional approach to Economic Recovery/Development.

This week we will be talking to Paul Hendricksen from CMS IP Technologies about IT security in a post-COVID world and what you should be keeping your eye on. Also, Shawn Martini from Colorado Farm Bureau will be discussing Colorado's Proposition 114 which would introduce additional wolves onto public lands. Shawn will also be touching on the ongoing trade negotiations with the U.K. Last we will hear from Kevin Wilkins, Exec Director of the San Luis Valley Development Resource Group about the importance of and strategy behind a regional approach to Economic Recovery/Development.

This week we will be talking to Paul Hendricksen from CMS IP Technologies about IT security in a post-COVID world and what you should be keeping your eye on. Also, Shawn Martini from Colorado Farm Bureau will be discussing Colorado's Proposition 114 which would introduce additional wolves onto public lands. Shawn will also be touching on the ongoing trade negotiations with the U.K. Last we will hear from Kevin Wilkins, Exec Director of the San Luis Valley Development Resource Group about the importance of and strategy behind a regional approach to Economic Recovery/Development.

Doc Griggs and Dr. Dery are pleased to have on Kevin Wilkins, the founder and CEO of trepwise (trepwise.org), a growth consulting firm that powers organizations to maximize their potential.  Kevin has worked with some of the most successful entrepreneurs and leaders in the New Orleans; his clients have moved on to make New Orleans a great place to live. Kevin has confirmed to WHIV that he still has a modicum of hope for Doc Griggs and Dr. Dery, but he is still trying with them both ;-) Tune into Get Checked. Get Fit. Get Moving! on Tuesdays at 10:00 AM on 102.3FM WHIV-LP and stream at whivfm.org. 

Have you ever thought of hiring an executive coach? Are you curious to find out more about what an executive coach does and how they can help you? Kevin Wilkins is the founder of Trepwise, a New Orleans based growth consulting firm that offers executive coaching to businesses, nonprofits, and individuals across all sectors of life. Kevin teaches us how to choose a coach, what questions to ask, and when is the best time to think about hiring an executive coach. Learn all about how you can improve yourself with coaching on this episode of Worth It. Here’s What You’ll Learn [2:22] Why did he start Trepwise? [6:50] When is the right time to get a coach? [12:04] Its an act of strength to ask for help [14:12] What is the first step in coaching? [17:17] How do you choose a coach? [21:29] The first step is self-awareness [24:09] How long does the coaching relationship last? [26:07] What is the time commitment of coaching? [31:24] New Orleans is an incubator for entrepreneurs [40:33] Success comes from the journey Why should you consider hiring an executive coach? You may think that the different aspects of your life have nothing to do with one another, but every part of your life connects. All of your skills crossover and intersect in different aspects of life. An executive coach can help you maximize your life potential, they understand how to connect all the areas of a person’s life. Some people hire coaches to help them with accountability and to push them to be their best selves. Others are seeking a third party to talk to that can help them work through the issues that they experience at work and in other parts of their lives. Find out what an executive coach could do to help you make the most of your life on this episode of Worth It. When is the right time to hire a coach? People invest in their homes, real estate, the stock market, and their retirement fund without batting an eye, but they neglect to invest in themselves. Hiring an executive coach is not just about bettering your professional skills, an executive coach helps you to become your best you in all of the roles that you take in life. You may not think that you have the money to spend on an executive coach. But if coaching helps you be your best self, why aren’t you investing in you? When is it the right time for you to get an executive coach?--When you are ready to become your best self! How do you choose an executive coach? Choosing an executive coach is not the same as choosing your best friend. However, it is important to find someone you can trust. You need to find someone with the experience and background that you think can help you become your best self. It’s important to understand what coaching style will work best for you. Do you need someone who is tough or should they be aggressive? Maybe you need a coach who is more compassionate and ready to listen. Finding someone that is a legitimate coach can seem daunting with all the choices in the coaching world. Kevin has some great advice on how to find someone that can help you achieve your goals--spoiler alert: it’s not by looking in the phone book! What are Kevin and Trepwise doing to reinvent New Orleans? Kevin and his company, Trepwise are doing their best to help rebuild the city of New Orleans. He loves the entrepreneurial spirit that the city is brimming with. There are so many innovative nonprofit and for-profit companies in the city, even the public sector like education is taking on an innovative mindset. Kevin is doing his best to encourage entrepreneurial thinking to help reinvigorate the city. Although New Orleans is a mid-sized city he feels that there is a small community feel and he and his company do their best to foster connections and build relationships between different organizations. Resources & People Mentioned Trepwise Kevin Wilkins on Twitter Trepwise on Facebook Connect With Danielle and Dustin Ask your questions! On Facebook On Twitter Connect with Dustin on Twitter: @DRGranger

Baby Doll [Tee Eva][link1] and [Idea Village][link2] honcho Kevin Wilkins hit it off, Marcel Mata plots [the demise of Hugo Chavez][link3] and The [Parishoners ][link4]serenade tattooed women. [link1]: http://www.tee-evapralines.com/ [link2]: http://ideavillage.org/ [link3]: http://www.comandoexteriorvenezuela.com/ [link4]: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Parishioners/45801859247

Darcy Malone had the good fortune to get a text from her dad, Dave, from The Radiators, at the same time as she was in the middle of a heated email exchange with a friend. The text from her dad was a guitar riff and Darcy wrote lyrics over the riff, describing her email friend messing with the truth, like she was "Whippin it like meringue." Today, Rory Callais from Darcy s band, Darcy Malone and The Tangle, plays the part of Darcy s dad and the song is the kick off to the band s latest EP, Pure as Gold. Btw, if you re looking for a role model for yourself or your daughter, Darcy is the nicest person in the world to have gotten expelled from Sacred Heart. Mavis Early also went to Sacred Heart, but not the same one. Apparently, defying even divine anatomy, there used to be two sacred hearts. The one Mavis went to was on Canal Street and boy were things different back then. Mavis describes a sort of self selected caste system where you chose, at age 13, whether you were going to be rich or poor, white collar or blue collar. Mavis chose the right track and went on to become Executive Director of the Greater New Orleans Hotel and Lodging Association. Honestly, making up hotel beds has never sounded so attractive. "Mavis is persuasive" might be Darcy Malone s next song. Kevin Wilkins could have had a great career as a concert pianist if he hadn t thrown it all away on a lousy MBA from Harvard. Today Kevin is the founder and managing director of Trepwise, a company that helps other companies get successful. Occasionally he still sneaks out of his man cave to tickle the ivories. Asher Griffith joins the conversation Today Asher is just another college grad with a giant loan to pay back, tomorrow he s going to be the manager of the Hilton Hotel. If you listen till the end of this conversation you ll get to be "whippin it like Zeringue." Won t ruin it for you but it s a pretty funny moment. Photos at Wayfare by Jill Lafleur.

Support the show www.allineedskate.bigcartel.com Kevin's show notes!!! Thank you and Enjoy The Minutemen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmKGusadv08 http://thequietus.com/articles/07698-minutemen-strange-world Mike Watt (Minutemen bass player) on WTF Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WGMmPtlBTM The Crusaders: http://www.thrashermagazine.com/articles/videos/erick-winkowski-s-upside-down-part/ Idris Muhammad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqJ8yIZlsos Labi Siffre: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKISdd2mKzU Homeboy magazine: http://vintageskateboardmagazines.com/Homeboy(USA).html University Of Nebraska/Lincoln: http://www.unl.edu New Polar vid: http://polarskateco.com/theatre/ New Antihero vid: http://www.thrashermagazine.com/Embed.php?ooyalaId=VwNTgxNTE6ZJf5TAzV66Br86xZ6DPyPZ&Remote=1&Width=610#ooid=VwNTgxNTE6ZJf5TAzV66Br86xZ6DPyPZ Erick Winkowski’s video part: http://www.thrashermagazine.com/articles/videos/erick-winkowski-s-upside-down-part/ Bring A Trailer: http://bringatrailer.com Steve Tilford: http://stevetilford.com Detasseling: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detasseling The Good Problem: http://thegoodproblem.com Illustrations from The Good Problem: https://www.instagram.com/the.goodproblem/ hashtag: #faxbroke Heath Kirchart Emerica Stay Gold B-Side: https://vimeo.com/25381614

Over the past few years you ve probably been hearing the word "entrepreneur" a lot around New Orleans. As business incubators like The Idea Village grow, and we hear success stories about all kinds of wildly imaginative local startups, you might wonder how someone gets to be an entrepreneur. Maybe you have a great idea for a business. Have you ever wondered how you get to be one of the hip crowd hanging out at coffee shops talking about your business plan Do you even know what a business plan looks like Peter Richiutti s guests on this edition of Out to Lunch are both dedicated to taking you from your bright idea to global domination. And they re both right here in New Orleans. Scott Whittaker is a member of the board of the NO LA Angel Network a bunch of folks who invest in great local ideas. Kevin Wilkins is founder and Managing Director of Trepwise a kind of training wheels company or silent partner for your business. This edition of Out to Lunch is a free class at Entrepreneurial University. If you re an entrepreneur or would like to know how to become one, this show is a worthwhile 30 minute investment. Photos at Commander s Palace by Alison Moon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recorded at Molineux Monday 11th January 2016 This week, Jim Davidson tells us all about his show 'Charlton Nil' which is at The Grand on the 18th of this month, we talk to Kimmy Edwards about her role of Tiger Lilly in Peter Pan, Sally Garner updates us on forthcoming events organised by The Satellite Rotary Club of Brewood and District and Kevin Wilkins an Neil Roberts of Mental Spaces CIC join us in the studio to let us know about their work at the Newhampton Art Centre and beyond. Music comes from Peppermint Heaven with Juno and Spark on the phone as they share some tracks from their Debut Album 'Precious Things'

This is the pilot episode of the Mostly Skateboarding Podcast. It features a story from Kevin Wilkins, Editor of The Skateboard Mag. This was recorded back in January 2013 as a test. We have several more episodes recorded and are working on getting a few more before the official launch.

Live at [Idea Village][link1]'s biggest NOLAbiz party yet - 1,000+ entrepreneurs - with hosts Tim Williamson, Kevin Wilkins, and Robbie Vitrano, inNOLAvation founder Damon Burns, [Creative Alliance][link2]'s Jeanne Nathan, and Webster Pierce Jr whose award winning invention, Wave Robber, is going to save the La coast. [link1]: http://ideavillage.org/ [link2]: http://cano-la.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.