What's Changing In Fundraising & How Nonprofits Should Adapt w/ Chad Barger
Want to know how nonprofits should adapt? Struggling to know what's changing in fundraising?
Join fundraising master trainer, Chad Barger, CFRE, for a 1 hour special workshop hosted by Instrumentl. Chad will highlight recent findings in fundraising research to shed insight on how nonprofit fundraising is changing. The latest data on donor trends, academic research, articles from fundraising thought leaders and stories from the front lines will provide a snapshot of where fundraising is today and where it is headed. In addition, specific tactics and strategies will be provided to assist nonprofit organizations in adapting to these changes and better position the organization for fundraising success.
By the end of this one-hour workshop with Chad Barger, you’ll learn:
Recent findings in fundraising research and what that means for nonprofits.
Where fundraising is today and where it's going.
Specific tactics to help your nonprofit adapt to changes and set up for success
All registrants will receive a recording and copy of the presentation slides after the workshop. Instrumentl is also offering every live attendee personalized grant recommendations for their nonprofit.
NOTE: Instrumentl helps US-based 501c3s with at least a 90K operating budget, or consultants supporting such clients. If you are based internationally, you must have a US-affiliated chapter and 501c3 status to find this workshop helpful.
Chad Barger is the Chief Strategist & Owner of Productive Fundraising and he is a sought-after nonprofit fundraising speaker, master trainer, and coach. Productive Fundraising specializes in teaching the latest research-based fundraising tactics and making them approachable for small, community-based nonprofit organizations.
Chad has spent his entire career as a fundraiser. He has worked in large shops and small in a variety of sectors (higher education, social services and the arts). The campaigns that he has worked on have raised in excess of $71 million dollars for the charities that he’s had the honor of serving.
Don’t delay, save your spot in this grant workshop today.
