Join us on June 14 for Giving USA 2018

Join us on June 14 for Giving USA 2018

If you’re in the Toledo area, please join us on June 14, 8-10:30a.m., for a free briefing on Giving USA 2018, the annual report on trends in philanthropic giving. You are sure to learn something new about the giving priorities and values of Americans who support nonprofits. The program will feature Melissa Brown, a consultant for Giving USA and nationally recognized researcher in philanthropic studies. Register now…

Free webinar: Dynamics of the Ask

Free webinar: Dynamics of the Ask

Join Aly on April 10 at 2 p.m. for Dynamics of the Ask, a free webinar offered in partnership with DonorSearch.

About Dynamics of the Ask
Fear. Loathing. Avoidance. When it comes to the word “fundraising” these terms are usually found nearby. While most of our nonprofits cite “fundraising” as their number one priority, they also cite it as their number one challenge (as do our board surveys, too!).

Aly Sterling’s webinar will help bust a few myths that surround the art and science of donor cultivation and solicitation.

Read on to learn more and sign up for the free webinar.

Join us and EPIC for the Board Member Accelerator workshop in Toledo, April 24

Join us and EPIC for the Board Member Accelerator workshop in Toledo, April 24

Better boards make better nonprofits. And better nonprofits make better communities.

Tuesday, April 24, 2018 | 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce
8th Floor Conference Room
300 Madison Ave
Toledo, OH 43604

Become a skilled, engaged board member – register now, space is limited!

Fantastic board members (and how to be one)

Fantastic board members (and how to be one)

By Jen Pendleton, Vice President-Indiana

I’ve worked with a lot of boards in a lot of capacities. I’ve been a staff member, a staff leader, a board member and even a board chair before becoming a nonprofit advisor. After 23 years of working in the nonprofit sector, I know that each role is challenging for different reasons. However, the most consistent question I hear is from board members asking, “What should I really be doing?”