2024 D.C. Regional Project Management Day of Service
Key Numbers
72 Volunteer Project Managers
36 Nonprofit Representatives
22 Projects
2024 D.C. Regional PMDOS
The 2024 D.C. Regional PMDOS marked a momentous return to in-person collaboration, the first since 2020! Nonprofit organizations and dedicated project managers came together to tackle real-world challenges, reigniting the spirit of partnership and purpose. Together, we demonstrated the power of project management to drive meaningful change—one project at a time.
Volunteers Talking about their Experience
“My experience was wonderful. I'm so glad I came. It was an amazing experience. We got to help a nonprofit. I learned new things and met great people. I was able to take some old skills and put them to the test.”
Sheryl LaGrange, Lynn Clemmons, and Shaconna Gorham
“I keep coming back because for as much work as I have to put into this event just being able to look out at the room see all of the conversations and if you get to the right table they're actually crying and tearing up while they're working on their project it it is incredibly rewarding.”
Rizwan Oskui, PM4Change Volunteer
Hear from Non Profits
Loudon Cares
Valerie Pisierra, former Executive Director of the nonprofit Loudoun Cares, as she reflects on her powerful experience at the 2024 D.C. Project Management Day of Service (PMDOS). Valerie shares how PMDOS provided innovative solutions and fresh perspectives to help Loudoun Cares achieve its mission
Unity of Fairfax
Rev. Heiland recounts how this collaborative event empowered his nonprofit to address critical challenges and achieve greater impact.
CTL Dom Group
Jonathan Wright reflects on his inspiring experience at the 2024 Project Management Day of Service (PMDOS). Hear how this transformative event helped his organization tackle challenges, foster collaboration, and drive meaningful impact.
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One of our photographers: David Choy (https://david.choy.me)
Our videographer: Tristan Lewandowski
Our Board of Directors: Mike Hannan, Laura Barnard, and Kendall Lott
