Chronicle of Philanthropy
Path to Recovery: Raise More by Spending More on Fundraising
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As we prepare for the easing of social-distancing restrictions and anticipate economic recovery, many nonprofit leaders want to map a course toward improved financial health.
Some groups are already boosting revenue and expanding reach — by making smart investments in their fundraising.
What should you invest in now so your fundraising will be robust in a post-Covid world? How can you win support for a bigger budget despite the cloudy economic outlook?
Join us on Thursday, March 18, at 2 PM ET for the webinar, Path to Recovery: Raise More by Spending More on Fundraising to learn from two executives who fought for larger budgets and oversaw major growth — in fundraising staff and revenue:
Susan Doliner, Vice President for Philanthropy, Maine Medical Center, who has more than 30 years of experience in fundraising Sue Paresky, Founder, Sue Paresky Consulting, and former head of development at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute You'll learn:
How — and why — to invest in fundraising during a crisis Key steps to take when creating a plan to increase your development budget Smart tips for persuading leaders to invest in your fundraising Hurry, the early-bird rate ends today. Register now to secure your spot.
This session qualifies for 1.25 CFRE credits.
This webinar is produced with support from Tectonic. |
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| | | Sue Paresky | | Sue Paresky Consulting |
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| | | Susan Doliner | | Maine Medical Center |
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| | | Margie Fleming Glennon | | Chronicle of Philanthropy |
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