Events
Fund Development & Donor Relations (virtual delivery)
The Organizational & Leadership Development Program is excited to announce that registration is now open for the Fund Development & Donor Relations mini-course, hosted by the Wisconsin Nonprofits Connect to Learn team.
Fund Development & Donor Relations (virtual delivery)
Wednesdays 1:00 - 2:30 PM
June 12 - July 17 (no session the week of July 3)
Fee: $75 (up to 2 people per organization included in fee)
REGISTRATION LINK
Designed to empower organizations of all sizes, this mini-course will equip participants with the tools and strategies needed to thrive in today's philanthropic landscape. Hosted over five sessions, this course dives deep into the essential pillars of successful fund development and donor relations.
Here's what participants can expect to learn:
- Assessing Existing Fund Development Strategies: Understand what’s working and what’s not
- Diversification in Fund Development: Discover the power of diversification for stability and resilience
- Cultivating Donor Relationships for Long-Term Success: Learn to build and maintain meaningful connections with donors.
- Strategies for Sustainable Support: Explore tactics for securing sustainable funding that supports organization mission and goals.
- Measuring and Reporting Impact: Explore the art of quantifying and community the impact of work to inspire donors and stakeholders.
Nonprofits of all sizes and focus areas are encouraged to attend! This course isn’t just about fundraising - it’s about unlocking an organization’s full potential. Whether you are a small grassroots initiative, or a well-established NPO, this mini-course will offer invaluable insights and practical guidance to help them thrive in today’s competitive philanthropic landscape.
Opportunity Grants Available up to $4,000 for Wisconsin Nonprofits
Webster Senior Center Installs Accessibility Door
Webster Senior Center President, Judy Bauerfeld, members of the Board and visitors celebrate the Center's new accessible entrance.
The Webster Senior Center can now open its door to everyone! Thanks to grant monies received from the Northwest Alliance Community Foundation, an affiliate of the St. Croix Valley Foundation, the Center has been able to provide an accessible entrance for its visitors!
The Center has worked for several years to rehab and upgrade the building formerly used by the Burnett County Historical Society. This year the focus turned to making sure that anyone who wanted to enter could do so easily and safely. Grant funds were used to rewire electrical circuits and install the accessibility operating mechanism. The Center happily welcomes visitors who can now enter the building despite reliance on mobility devices.
With this most recent improvement, the Center hopes more citizens aged 55+ will join in for the variety of games, sports, and special events hosted every week. Anyone interested is invited to join in for cards, bingo, pool, WII Bowling, and many other Center activities. In addition, the building is available for rent to anyone who would like to host a civic or family event.
Frederic Community Education Starts Balancing It Out
Balancing It Out - Improve Your Flexibility, Strength & Balance
Frederic Community Education has coordinated classes to help all ages improve motion, flexibility, balance, and stamina. Balancing It Out will be offered twice weekly (Mondays & Wednesdays from 9:30-10am) at Frederic Senior Community Center. All ages are welcome, however, the program is geared toward ages 65+.
The class will be led by Cheryl Whitman using the ‘Classical Stretch’ DVD curriculum (with PBS Fitness Host, Miranda Esmonde White); it will begin with a gentle warm-up & work into stretching 600 muscles. Participants may use a chair for balance and support. The goal of the program is focused on reducing falls and improving overall quality of life.
Balancing It Out will begin Monday, January 22 and will continue through May 22. Registration is required through Frederic Community Education at www.fredericsd.org (community link) or 715-327-4868. Classes are free for January and $5/month thereafter, thanks to a grant received from Northwest Alliance Community Foundation, an affiliate of the St. Croix Valley Foundation.
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