RECESSION-PROOFING YOUR NONPROFIT: HOW TO CONTINUE SERVING YOUR MISSION DURING CHALLENGING TIMES

Nonprofit consultant Jayme Dingler returns once again to help demystify fundraising for nonprofit staff and board members alike. Many organizations switch to a new fiscal year in July. This is the time to plan for the year ahead! Need to raise more money but don’t know how? Need to stand out but are worried your marketing isn’t fancy enough? Need to make a mid-year appeal but don’t have the time? In this one-hour session, Jayme will break down some of the fundraising fundamentals that you must know to be successful – regardless of where you are in your fiscal year. She’ll provide actionable ideas that will answer the questions above and help you heat up your development program this summer. You’ll come away thinking that fundraising is “no sweat!”

There are 365 days in a year but they are not all created equal when it comes to fundraising. The most powerful giving season for planned and major gifts — year-end — is almost upon us, and with it comes some of the most impactful days on your fundraising calendar.

We are in the midst of a mobilization crisis in our nation that is dramatically impacting nonprofits’ ability to recruit and retain the volunteers needed to further their mission. Join, Virtuous’ Rob Peabody, who created Virtuous Volunteer, to discuss practices that will drive more volunteers and dollars to your organization both year-round and leading up to the upcoming National Volunteer month this April.

Whether it’s associated with a large event like a walk-a-thon, or it’s year-round like a tribute campaign, peer-to-peer (p2p) fundraising is all about engaging supporters to raise funds from their own networks on your nonprofit’s behalf. No matter what type of peer-to-peer fundraising campaign your organization embarks upon, you don’t have to go it alone.