3 STRATEGIES TO CRISIS-PROOF YOUR NONPROFIT

Will 2019 be the year of the donor management system for your nonprofit? The right technology plays a major role in keeping nonprofits organized and on top of fundraising activities. Join this webinar and you'll learn how you can leverage a Donor Management System to accomplish five key tasks that will supercharge your 2019 campaigns.

GivingTuesday’s Hacks for Giving Tuesday! Looking at lessons learned from 2020, and current and projected trends for 2021. People are highly motivated right now, and giving them the opportunity to give back in their communities is effective and important. In this webinar we will discuss: Why engaging donors is crucial, especially in times of crisis Why creating giving moments is important Giving donors agency

Yogi Berra once said: “If you don’t know where you are going, you’ll end up someplace else.” In an increasingly more competitive nonprofit landscape, donors want to invest in organizations that know where they’re going. Yet, too often, bold visioning can feel impossible, programs continue to run year over year with few changes out of fear of losing funding, and fundraising becomes the cart before the horse and is expected to come up with the organization’s funding needs and plan for the way forward. This session breaks down the core elements of effective strategic plans and ways staff and leaders can shift their thinking from the operational to strategic visioning so that they can love not loathe the process. Upon completion of this webinar, attendees should be able to: Understand how to shift thinking from operational list-making to aspirational visioning. Identify and put in place the core elements of a strategic planning process. View strategic planning through a fundraising lens to see how philanthropy can support and complement—not drive—the roadmap forward.

Join TechSoup's Jim Lynch for a lively discussion on what tech trends are in store for us in the coming year. You'll hear insights from Jim Lynch himself, as well as what he learned when he interviewed nonprofit and library tech experts about what they thought would be the most important trends of 2019.