OV Spotlight: Brian Kleven
Opportunity Village is proud to highlight Board Member Brian Kleven, who has been a dedicated member of the OV Board since January 2024. Brian first became involved by serving as
How to Choose a Cleaning Company That Actually Fits Your Business
Choosing a commercial cleaning company? Don’t settle for one-size-fits-all. Discover how tailored cleaning plans can support your business, your standards, and your community.
OV Spotlight: Cliff Miller
Opportunity Village is proud to highlight Foundation Board Member, Cliff Miller, who has been a dedicated member of the OV Foundation Board since January 2002. Cliff and his wife, Darlene
OV Spotlight: Janet Uthman
Opportunity Village is proud to highlight Board Secretary Janet Uthman, who has been a dedicated member of the OV Board since September 2022. Janet first became involved with Opportunity Village through
5 Ways Outsourcing Kitting Services Can Drive Profit
Kitting mistakes cost you time and money. Discover how outsourcing can streamline your operations, reduce costs, and boost profits.
From Posts to Proceeds – Social Media Fundraiser Ideas for Success
Social media gives you new and creative ways to promote local fundraisers and further reach your goals. Read about social media fundraiser ideas here.
What to do With Your Old Computers – Dispose or Donate?
Donation or disposal are two options when it comes to what to do with old computers. Read on to learn about which option is right for you and what to do next.
How To Interview the Company You Want to Work For – 18 Questions To Ask (And Why)
Learn how to interview potential employers, ask meaningful questions, and find a mission-driven role that truly feels like home.
8 Reasons Why Working for a Nonprofit is a Great Idea
Working for a nonprofit organization in your area offers many unique benefits and opportunities not awarded elsewhere. Read on to learn what these are.
OV Spotlight: Jen Jenkin
2024 marks a significant milestone for Opportunity Village and longtime volunteer Jen Jenkin. Jen began her volunteer journey at the tender age of 10, passing out candy canes in the