Top Experts, Two Topics: Webinars June 3 + 9 Offer Affordable, Expert Instruction
May 20, 2010
No matter where in the world you work, you can benefit from excellent and affordable instruction from Donors Forum by registering for the webinars we offer periodically. We have two coming up soon; each is only $40 — even less ($32) if you're a Donors Forum Member, Associate Member, or Partner.
These instructors are terrific. I have taken workshops and been in meetings with each of these women a number of times, and I always walk away smarter and with new ideas for my job.
How can you raise the most money in this economic climate? The current economy may actually offer an opportunity to Increase gifts from your closest donors! Join Donors Forum and fundraising leader Jamie Philippe to learn ten successful fundraising strategies that your organization can apply immediately to achieve results even in these difficult times.
Join Donors Forum and evaluation expert Susannah Quern Pratt for a webinar on how to create a "theory of change" for your organization. You can use a theory of change as a planning tool — for making sure that all of your activities, strategies, and resources are contributing to the impact you hope to achieve — and also as a framework for evaluation. Increasingly, funders are asking grantees to develop and use a theory of change to guide their work. Funders themselves are also creating theories of change.
How can you raise the most money in this economic climate? The current economy may actually offer an opportunity to Increase gifts from your closest donors! Join Donors Forum and fundraising leader Jamie Philippe to learn ten successful fundraising strategies that your organization can apply immediately to achieve results even in these difficult times.
Join Donors Forum and evaluation expert Susannah Quern Pratt for a webinar on how to create a "theory of change" for your organization. You can use a theory of change as a planning tool — for making sure that all of your activities, strategies, and resources are contributing to the impact you hope to achieve — and also as a framework for evaluation. Increasingly, funders are asking grantees to develop and use a theory of change to guide their work. Funders themselves are also creating theories of change.