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Board Boot Camp

Does your board understand and embrace their role as fundraisers for your organization? If not, check out our board boot camp, an intense four-hour session to help board members understand what makes a development program successful, what their role is in fundraising, and how to develop a network of support for your organization.    Read more


[Workshop]

Donor Cultivation Strategies

March 30, 2010
Sponsored by: CharityChannel.com
Webinar
Presenter: Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE

Many organizations think fundraising is limited to sending out a letter, holding an event, or writing a grant proposal. Fundraising is really about the development of relationships. Relationship building takes time, whether the organization is approaching individuals, corporation or foundations. In this webinar we will discuss tools, events and activities that can be used to cultivate relationship with all of these constituencies which can result in bigger gifts, more rewarding relationships, and increased involvement of donors.  Read more


[Workshop]

Fundamentals of Fundraising: Creating Special Campaigns

March 10, 2010
Sponsored by: AFP Fort Lauderdale / Broward County Chapter
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Presenters: Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE

Are you campaign ready? Define your needs, asssess your readiness and get results.  Read more


[Workshop]

Fundraising as a Career: What Are You Crazy! [1.5 CFRE Credits]

March 19, 2010
Sponsored by: AFP Sierra Chapter
Reno, NV
Presenter: Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE

Fundraising has recently become accepted as not only a profession but as a “hot career.” Even with the need for a more professional approach to fundraising and the sheer numbers of people entering this profession there are still many nonprofits, and many individuals who do not see fundraising as a profession, and even many who still view fundraising with a “tin cup” mentality.

Development is one of the highest turnover jobs in the nonprofit world. Why Many development officers find it difficult to succeed at their job because their organizations have a weak philanthropic culture; therefore they move on to an organization where they believe they will have more chance to succeed. Can professional fundraisers work from within their organizations to build the philanthropic culture and make their jobs more satisfying What does it take to create a philanthropic culture in your organization The development officer must learn the keys to working within their organization to build a philanthropic culture that will encourage philanthropy, increase fundraising effectives, and result in job satisfaction.  Read more


[Workshop]

Fundraising as a Profession

March 15, 2010
Sponsored by: CharityChannel.com
Webinar
Presenter: Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE

Fundraising has recently become accepted as not only a profession but as a “hot career.” Even with the need for a more professional approach to fundraising and the sheer numbers of people entering this profession there are still many nonprofits, and many individuals who do not see fundraising as a profession, and even many who still view fundraising with a “tin cup” mentality.

Development is one of the highest turnover jobs in the nonprofit world. Why? Many development officers find it difficult to succeed at their job because their organizations have a weak philanthropic culture; therefore they move on to an organization where they believe they will have more chance to succeed. Can professional fundraisers work from within their organizations to build the philanthropic culture and make their jobs more satisfying? What does it take to create a philanthropic culture in your organization? The development officer must learn the keys to working within their organization to build a philanthropic culture that will encourage philanthropy, increase fundraising effectives, and result in job satisfaction.  Read more


[Workshop]

Fundraising as a Profession [1.5 CFRE Credits]

June 10, 010
Sponsored by: Pennnsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations & Alliance for Nevada Nonprofits
Webinar
Presenter: Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE

Fundraising has recently become accepted as not only a profession but as a “hot career.” Even with the need for a more professional approach to fundraising and the sheer numbers of people entering this profession there are still many nonprofits, and many individuals who do not see fundraising as a profession, and even many who still view fundraising with a “tin cup” mentality.

Development is one of the highest turnover jobs in the nonprofit world. Why Many development officers find it difficult to succeed at their job because their organizations have a weak philanthropic culture; therefore they move on to an organization where they believe they will have more chance to succeed. Can professional fundraisers work from within their organizations to build the philanthropic culture and make their jobs more satisfying What does it take to create a philanthropic culture in your organization The development officer must learn the keys to working within their organization to build a philanthropic culture that will encourage philanthropy, increase fundraising effectives, and result in job satisfaction.  Read more


[Workshop]

Fundraising in Challenging Times

April 14, 2010
Sponsored by: PANO/Westmoreland United Way
Greensburg, PA
Presenters: Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE

You have your development plan, your case for support and you are ready to move ahead with a strong development program in 2010. So, has the economy recovered enough? Are your donors still concerned about their charitable contributions? Do you still have enough development staff to implement your plan? Is your board afraid to proceed with your development program?  Read more


[Workshop]

Get Rid of Your Nominating Committee [1.5 CFRE Credits]

May 14, 2010
Sponsored by: CharityChannel.com
Webinar
Presenter: Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE

Many nonprofits wonder why their boards are either not engaged enough in the organization’s vision, not active in fundraising, not financially supportive, or too involved in the day to day operation of the agency. After years of working with boards as a staff member, a board member and a consultant, it is apparent that it is usually because the board members do not understand their role, or are serving on the board for the wrong reasons. Most boards can benefit by rethinking the way they recruit board members.

In this webinar class, we will discuss why nominating committees usually don’t work and an alternative that can assure a better way to identify, cultivate, recruit and retain board members that are committed to the mission of the organization, understand their role as a board members and are willing to help the organization meet its goals, especially in the area of fundraising.  Read more


[Services]

Group Consulting Programs

If you need Expert Fundraising Consulting services, but think you can't afford them, the Nonprofit Roundtable series is designed for you! Each session in the series will give Executive Directors and Development Officers insight from a combination of both peer interaction and input from a seasoned fundraising consultant. You will learn proven methods to lead your organization and advance your philanthropy. At the end of 10 months, you will leave with a comprehensive development plan for your organization.  Read more


[Workshop]

Marketing Your Nonprofit Organization

April 20, 2010
Sponsored by: CharityChannel.com
Webinar
Presenter: Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE

How does a nonprofit compete with other nonprofits and even for-profits that may be providing similar services, and in many cases, competing for dollars from funders who may not be aware of the organization and its services? In this webinar we discuss the importance of branding and creating awareness of your organization. We will talk about public relations, publicity and pricing your "product” for the marketplace.  Read more


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