FREE NONPROFIT WEBINARS

This workshop is designed for nonprofit professionals eager to enhance their survey design skills with an inclusive, practical approach. Together, we’ll dive into techniques for crafting questions that invite honest responses from a broad audience. From identifying biases to ensuring accessibility, this session will show how even small adjustments can make a big impact on the quality and representativeness of your data. We’ll look at real examples, share effective strategies, and tackle common pitfalls in survey question design. You’ll walk away with a clearer sense of how to frame questions that not only respect but empower all voices in your community.

Often, in our community work, our efforts do not add up to the change we seek. We keep working on the problem with increasing frustration, wondering if a solution is possible. Join us to learn about an equation that cultivates a collaboration that unleashes a community. In our session, we will address the nature of relationships that lead to a collaborative atmosphere, how best to utilize technology to serve the work of collaboration, why collaboration unleashes a community, and how to faithfully foster the journey of a shared community vision.

As fundraisers, we have more technology at our disposal than ever before.  From digital platforms to CRMs, from data appends to fundraising intelligence, the tools and resources can make our work faster, more efficient, and yield higher fundraising results. But it often requires an investment – and convincing a board or leadership team can be a challenge. After all, if fundraising is about relationships, why do you need all this tech stuff?

Join T. Clay Buck, CFRE, Founder of Next River Fundraising Strategies and Lead Fundraising Coach at Kindsight, for an in-depth look at the impact of technology and data on fundraising results, how to measure the return on investment, and ways to make informed decisions about technology for you and your leadership.

The psychology of color teaches us we can use colors to influence how people feel without a single word. This is true in branding, as well as our outfits and how we choose to present ourselves. Everything from the shade of color to the amount of it we wear can create subconscious impressions that boost your chances of getting what you want. Let’s discuss how you can show up for your nonprofit better just by what you show up in.

During the time together, we dive into your organization's vision for the next three years and develop an outline for what systems need to be in place to reach the financial goals that have been identified. We'll also put together a timeline for addressing their priorities.

Sponsorships are the cornerstone of a successful golf fundraiser, so sales strategies are crucial to building sponsorship packages, pitching to potential partners, and demonstrating the value of your tournament. Join Logan Foote, Sales and Education Director at GolfStatus, for a deep dive into golf tournament sponsorship strategies that work—from creating attractive sponsorships to pricing packages effectively, you’ll gain insights that equip you with tools to grow your tournament’s sponsorship revenue and strengthen donor relationships.

This webinar is ideal for golf tournament planners of all experience levels. You’ll walk away with practical strategies for building a targeted prospect list to approach the right sponsors, designing packages that attract attention and deliver value, pricing packages that maximize sponsorship revenue, and using technology to engage sponsors and highlight ROI.

This session aims to empower nonprofit professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to develop and implement effective public relations strategies. By leveraging PR, nonprofits can enhance their visibility, engage their audiences, and drive their missions forward.

When surveyed, nonprofits frequently list marketing and communications as an area that needs improvement, though it is not prioritized in terms of resource allocation. This workshop will help nonprofit leaders take an introspective look at their communication goals, resources, and team needs. Participants will gain valuable tools and strategies for building capacity and supporting their communications team in communicating more strategically.

Step into the world of AI with this beginner-friendly workshop tailored for nonprofit professionals. We’ll cover the essentials of artificial intelligence, focusing on what AI can (and can’t) do, the ethical considerations critical to responsible usage, and practical applications using tools like ChatGPT. Through discussions and hands-on activities, you’ll gain a foundational understanding of AI, uncover its ethical challenges, and learn to create effective prompts for ChatGPT to support your mission-driven work.