Functional Expense Reporting

Seeing the positive impact of your organization’s grants can be deeply rewarding, yet we all know that the processes involved in grantmaking itself are often downright tedious and cumbersome for both the grantmakers and the nonprofits they serve. There is a major role for technology to play in order to break down common administrative boundaries as well as increase capacity and collaboration.In our webinar you will learn about four key areas where technology is most effectively being applied to the philanthropic space:

How can you capture the attention of people who would support and benefit from your work, in this noisy, busy, attention-deficient age? How do you attract more supporters and participants to your programs? Whether your current base is 40 or 40,000 strong, you know your programs can benefit more people if they only knew about them (and if you had more money to do more with). In this webinar, we’ll explore a systematic approach for reaching new audiences, and getting donors to come to you. You’ll learn how to expand the number of people who: Connect with your mission Believe in your methodology Devote time, money, or voice to your cause

This webinar will help you address your roadblocks asking for money. Learn how to avoid some common mistakes in fundraising from individuals and learn the facts about who gives away money and who can be asked for a donation. Take away specific language to make a strong ask, which is based on relationship-building and relationships you already have.

What if you could discover how to research, identify, and build relationships with grant makers and then submit a competitive application to secure funding for your organization? This 3-webinar bundle will take you step-by-step through the process of getting started in grants, from research to securing funding. First, we will discuss how to research potential grant funders using the most common paid databases utilized by US based nonprofits for foundation research. We’ll talk about integrating that research with free research tools in order to draft an initial grant strategy.