Developing a Fundraising Plan
in Washington, DC on April 29, 2009
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Motivate and empower everyone on your team.
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Course Code: DFP904
REGISTRATION FEE
$195.00
per person
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WHEN Wednesday, April 29, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Check-in and coffee: 8:30 a.m. - 9 a.m. WHERE Foundation Center 1627 K Street, NW 3rd Floor Washington, DC Directions COURSE DESCRIPTION For grantseekers who are responsible for annual campaigns and for those who want to diversify their funding streams. The key to long-term financial stability is often diversified funding. In this course, you'll learn to craft a fundraising plan that includes a healthy mix of resources. With careful planning and an understanding of the components of a well-orchestrated campaign, your organization can attain its fundraising goals. BENEFITS - Adopt an asset-based approach to fundraising
- Motivate and mobilize your fundraising team
- Establish a shared understanding of fundraising goals
- Develop a calendarized plan to guide individual efforts
TOPICS - Recognizing organizational assets that will attract prospective funders
- Selecting a mix of funding partners
- Specific engagement strategies
- Setting a financial goal for diversity of funding and knowing how to reach that amount
- Building and committing to a strategic fundraising calendar
BONUSES - Applicable for six CFRETM International points for initial or re-certification
- Free copy of Securing Your Organization's Future (a $34.95 value)
- Workbook outlining all major course topics
- Templates for worksheets used in the course
INSTRUCTOR MICHAEL P. MILLERA principal with Miller Rollins consulting firm in New York, Michael has more than 25 years of experience in training nonprofit organizations. His consulting services include strategic planning, campaign studies, board development, and fundraising audits.
No refunds. Credit may be applied to Foundation Center products and services.
*PLEASE NOTE: additional registrations must be made at the same time.
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