Navigating the Complexities of the Charitable Endowments

The pandemic disrupted every aspect of the nonprofit industry, requiring nonprofits to adapt quickly. This has created challenges, but also opportunities to reimagine how constituents want to engage, and use these learnings to fuel long-term strategies. Rather than falling back on "traditional" ways of engagement, we can evolve our technology and strategies to create a giving experience for supporters and work experience for fundraisers that is more agile and innovative. Join us for a webinar for tips on building agile End-of-Year strategies that scale and engage supporters in more personalized and meaningful ways.

“The voluntary annual turnover rate is 19% — far outpacing the all-industry average of 12%.” – Forbes Why is this? We’ll explore issues nonprofits face in this in-depth webinar discussing what leads to burnout and turnover. But beyond that, nonprofit Executive Madison Gonzalez, will break down practical tips and reminders on what it takes to foster a positive environment for employees amongst the stress all year long. Nonprofit burnout is a real phenomenon that affects our overall impact, missions, and organizations but with the right tools, we can tackle the overwhelm and keep a people-first culture!

Data has the power to provide invaluable insights that can transform your organization and grow your fundraising results. Designed specifically for professionals working in the charitable sector with beginner to intermediate experience working with data, the on-demand webinar will begin with a Data 101 crash course and then dive into the steps required to plan, prepare and execute your data strategy.

Digital fundraising is about using all the digital channels at your disposal in an integrated way to reach and expand your audiences, spark engagement, and grow your giving opportunities. Developing a digital fundraising strategy is particularly helpful to reach beyond your local community and engage a broader audience interested in supporting your cause.