VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT: Creating a Win-Win Experience
A workshop for nonprofits that wish to attract, engage, and retain volunteers in different capacities within their organizations.
WHAT WE’LL COVER:
Webinar: Using Location Based Applications - Aug. 31
How are arts organizations using place-based applications like FourSquare or Facebook Places? Could these tools be useful for your organization? How might they integrate into what you already doing with social media? We all have lots of questions about these relatively new marketing tools; in this webinar, we'll take a look at the potential of place-based applications.
Join Laura Quinn of Idealware for a talk about what these applications can do, how you could use them and a walk through some case studies of the tools in use in the arts community.
Idealware, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, provides thoroughly researched, impartial and accessible resources about software to help nonprofits make smart software decisions. Idealware provides an authoritative online guide to the software that allows U.S. nonprofits—especially small ones—to be more effective.
You will receive instructions on how to join the webinar after you register.
Curriculum Writing & Assessment
In this course, students and professionals alike will learn how to develop strong arts-integrated curricula and lesson plans by studying samples and one another’s work. They will also learn how to develop and perform relevant assessments of children’s behavioral and artistic progress, and the trajectory of the class as a whole. This training gives students the real nuts and bolts of preparing and delivering a lesson under the difficult circumstances in which BuildaBridge works. Additionally, there will be discussion of learning style theory and how to build targeted activities for each learning style into a given lesson.
You may register one of 3 ways: Online by clicking the link, by phone or by email asking for Programs Administrator, Danielle Dembrosky.
Competitive Grant Writing in Media, PA
Grant seeking has never been more competitive than today. With information on grant opportunities so broadly available, most grant making foundations and agencies receive hundreds more worthy grant proposals for each funding cycle than they could ever fund. Learn to pre-judge your grant proposals by thinking like a grant maker. Give your proposals the competitive edge of a serious grant seeker. If you’re ready to get serious about grant writing, invest a day honing your skills with proven techniques for generating support.
Why should YOU attend? To learn the strategies that professional grant writers use!
New Form 990 and Fundraising Practices in Lancaster, PA
Because most charities’ Form 990s are instantly available on the internet, they can be a charity's most important public relations document. They can also be traps for the unwary that lead to confusion, serious adverse publicity, and governmental sanctions.
Who Should Attend: This course is designed for key administrators and board members of 501 (c) 3 organizations.
Level of Difficulty: Beginner to Intermediate
Learning Objectives Include:
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