The Technical Assistance Collaborative provides support to Chicago-area Jewish organizations to clarify problems resulting from the COVID-19 crisis, identify solutions, and scale recommendations.
About Us
As nonprofit organizations navigate what feels like crisis after crisis, a rapidly changing landscape of needs continues to arise that very few entities have the capacity to address. Local Jewish funders and JUF, in partnership with Boardified, founded the Technical Assistance Collaborative (TAC) to assess and address these emerging needs of organizations.
TAC provides technical support, expertise, and resources through webinars, cohort learning, consultation, and customized support. TAC connects organizations with an array of expertise in areas such as scenario planning, capacity-building, board development, employment law, health and safety, virtual facilitation, technological skill development, and more.
Professional staff and volunteer leaders who participate in these opportunities will gain the skills and tools they need to maximize their missions. Together, we will help our Chicago Jewish community stay strong, connected, and resilient.
Calendar of Events
Get the tools and techniques that will help you take a step toward investing in your and your team’s wellbeing at work. Manage stress and create space for self-care with your own Wellness Plan.
April 7
Learn moreGather key insights on how to cultivate trust, cohesion, and psychological safety within your team – and how inclusive behaviors and mindsets can drive happiness and high performance in your organization.
April 29
Learn moreIdentify signs and symptoms of a struggle with mental health conditions, and learn tools and best practices on how to connect people with the appropriate professional, peer, social, or self-help care.
May 25
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To help organizations meet immediate, unique needs brought on by the pandemic, we are now accepting applications for direct assistance.
One-on-one Consulting Support is a matching program connecting organizations with vetted service providers to work through specific operational challenges brought on or accelerated by the pandemic. Engagements with providers are limited in scope to help address these specific needs and provide additional short-term expertise. Applications from eligible organizations are accepted on a rolling basis.
Technological Assistance Microgrants aim to alleviate immediate technological needs and support organizational resiliency during this pandemic by providing up to $2,000 in funding. Applications for technological assistance are now closed.
Unfortunately, due to limited resources, we are not able to support every organization that applies. If you have other questions, please contact us at technicalassistance@boardified.org.
