Introduction to Fundraising for Non-Profits
Description
Introduction to Fundraising is designed for nonprofit staff, leaders, and volunteers who are looking to strengthen their understanding of fundraising and explore practical ways to support their organization’s mission. This beginner-friendly workshop offers a welcoming introduction to the fundraising landscape and provides a helpful starting point for those who are new to the field or want to build more confidence in their approach.
Through thoughtful discussion and practical insight, participants will gain a clearer understanding of how fundraising fits into the broader work of a nonprofit organization and how to begin developing a more intentional and effective approach.
Learning objectives
- The Donor Cycle in Fundraising
- Tools for Donor Prospecting
- Creating a fundraising mix for your organization
- How to work with your board in a fundraising context
Who should attend?
Folks new to the field of fundraising, volunteers becoming involved with non-profit boards, or those looking to learn more about best practices in fund development.
Facilitator
Andrew Kussy, CFRE is an experienced fundraising and communications professional. He has been working with organizations across Canada in the non-profit sector both as a fundraiser and consultant since 2013.
Andrew is currently working as the Executive Director of The Dream Factory, a Manitoba-based children's charity that creates experiences for children battling life-threatening illnesses. As an active volunteer and experienced facilitator, Andrew has served on many boards and regularly delivers fundraising training to community groups.
To read Andrew’s full bio, click here.
Accommodations
Volunteer Manitoba strives to host inclusive, accessible workshops that enable all individuals to engage fully. If you require any accommodations to participate in our training, please indicate so on the registration form.
Course Cancellation Policy
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