The Fundraising Tools Series webinars are designed to equip development staff, nonprofit leadership, and those responsible for resource development with the knowledge and tools to generate funds. Each webinar is designed with two educational parts. The total time for part one and part two is around 3 hours.
Part One – Prior to the “live” session, participants will be provided access to a pre-recorded video lecture that covers the core content of the webinar topic. Participants will view this recording on their own before part two of the webinar. The recorded sessions are around 1 to 2 hours in length.
Part Two – Participants will attend a pre-scheduled interactive “live” session, via Zoom, with the instructor to discuss the content covered in the pre-recorded session and continue to expand their knowledge of the webinar’s learning objectives.
Each Fundraising Tools Series webinar is $50.
Upcoming Sessions:
Part One – The pre-recorded lecture will focus on proposal writing. It will cover the following topics: The Proposal Writing Process, The Inquiry Letter, The Components of the Master Proposal, and Red Flags and Tips on Proposal Writing. (Video recording – 1 hour 29 minutes)
Part Two – On June 17, 2022 (1:00 PM – 2:30 PM), The “live” session will include a discussion on what was covered in the recorded lecture, a review of what an actual proposal looks like, and talk about some of the ins and outs of what foundations are like and other things you will want to give some thought to as you begin to write proposals. (Live session – 1 hour 30 minutes)
Part One – Participants will get access to a pre-recorded lecture that will focus on the Annual Development Plan. It will cover the following topics: An Overview of the Annual Development Plan and a Review of 15 Components of an Annual Development Plan.
(Video recording – 1 hour 19 minutes)
Part Two – On July 14, 2022 (10:30AM-Noon), participants will attend an interactive “live” session, via Zoom, with the instructor. In this session, we will review components of an Annual Development Plan and discuss real-world examples. (Live session – 1 hour 30 minutes)
Measurement and Evaluation for Fundraising
Part One – Participants will get access to a pre-recorded lecture that will focus on the Measurement and Evaluation of Fundraising. It will cover the following topics: Why evaluate? Basics of Social Impact and Evaluation, Theory of Change, Logic Models, Types of Evaluation, and Dashboards. (Video recording – 1 hour)
Part Two – On July 14, 2022 (1:00 PM – 2:30 PM), participants will attend an interactive “live” session, via Zoom, with the instructor. In this session, we will review the Measurement, Evaluation, and Implementation of Dashboards. (Live session – 1 hour 30 minutes)
