More and more, your donors, funders, and peers are asking tough questions:
What are the hallmarks of a successful organization?
What benchmarks do you use to measure success — and how do you measure up?
How can you look beyond the next grant cycle (or funding crisis) and design a sustainable nonprofit that grows, adapts, and thrives in a changing world?
In this workshop, we will develop answers that address your specific needs and circumstances.
For 39 years, Andy Robinson has worked with a variety of nonprofits as a fundraiser, facilitator, trainer and community organizer. Since starting his consulting practice in 1995, he has provided support and training to thousands of nonprofit staff and volunteer leaders in 47 U.S. states and across Canada.
Andy's books include Grassroots Grants, Selling Social Change, How to Raise $500 to $5000 From Almost Anyone, and The Board Member’s Easier Than You Think Guide to Nonprofit Finances (with Nancy Wasserman).
His latest books are What Every Board Member Needs to Know, Do, and Avoid and (with Andrea Kihlstedt), Train Your Board (and Everyone Else) to Raise Money.
Advance registration is required for as space is limited.
Thursday, September 19 | 10:00am - 1:00pm
Parkway Central Library | 4th Floor | Skyline Room
Please contact the Regional Foundation Center is you have any questions: [email protected].
