We provide classes, workshops and training sessions along with opportunities to attend convenings, peer roundtables and other issues-driven events that help you learn, forge collaborations and gain insights that grow your skills and amplify your impact.
To register for the Community Impact Team's Virtual Office Hours, please go to Apply for Grants on the "Receive" tab above.
Nonprofits raise as much as a third of their annual fundraising revenue in the final quarter of the year, but savvy major gift officers keep their major donors and major gift prospects informed and engaged all year long. Join us for a 75-minute session that will offer smart ways to map out donor meetings, craft compelling messages, and track key metrics to ensure you make the most of the next six months and hit your goals for the year.
The Nonprofit Pulse on July 24 is where top nonprofit teams gather to realign strategy with sector reality. Access is limited to just 1,000 seats.
This free, one-day virtual summit is built for nonprofit leaders managing complexity: shifting donor behavior, rising expectations, lean teams, and bold goals.
You’ll walk away with:
If you lead marketing, fundraising, or organizational growth, this is your moment to reset with sharper context and smarter direction.
Funders are no longer just asking what your organization does—they want to know how you track the difference you're making. Being able to define and communicate impact through measurable outcomes for grants is critical not only for winning funding, but for building stronger, long-term relationships with funders.
This session is designed for nonprofit professionals, grant writers, and program managers who want to get better at tracking and sharing their results. We'll clarify the often-confused difference between outputs, outcomes, and impact, show you how to set clear and realistic goals in your proposals, and provide tips for reporting in a way that inspires confidence and continued support from funders.
If you've ever struggled to connect the dots between your work and your data, this webinar will help you feel more confident and prepared.
Key Takeaways
You’ll gain actionable insights and tools that will help you improve how you measure, communicate, and leverage your organization’s impact. Whether you’re refining your grant proposals or seeking better ways to report on outcomes, this session is for you. Register now!
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📩 Receive 1 Hour of CFRE credit!
Full participation in Measurable Outcomes for Grants: Results Funders Care About is applicable for 1.0 point in Category 1. B -Education of the CFRE International application for initial certification and/or recertification.
Do you sense there’s a greater version of you just waiting to emerge—but something keeps holding you back?
You’re not alone. Most of us were never taught how to consistently access the extraordinary moments when we’re fully aligned—creative, confident, and powerful. It’s not about pushing harder or adding another activity to your already full plate. It’s about learning how to quickly merge with the flow of energy and step into an upgraded, more evolved version of yourself.
Let me introduce you to Sarah. She knew she had untapped potential, but every time she reached for it, she pulled back. She’d tell herself:
“I’m too tired.”
“I’ll do it later.”
“I don’t want to shake things up.”
Sound familiar?
Through Energy Mastery I guided her to quickly shift out of her thoughts and into her mind/body/ energy field—so she could ground herself, open and align to the flow, and embody a more spacious, empowered version of herself. That’s when her leadership shifted. She became bolder in her voice, more magnetic in meetings, and started speaking at industry events with grace and confidence. And when the smaller self resurfaces, as it does for all of us from time to time, she now knows how to quickly shift into her upgraded self.
Sarah didn’t change what she was doing—she changed who she was being.
Now, I want to share these principles with you.
Over the past forty years, I’ve taught this unique blend of aikido-based energy principles and techniques, psychology, and meditative practice to senior leaders at Chanel, MasterCard, Visa, Colgate Palmolive, and other leading organizations. This work changed my life for the better. I’d love to help you transform yours.
Join me for a powerful one-hour webinar:
Tuesday, August 5 at 12:00 PM EST
Tuition: Just $19 (one-time introductory offer)
You’ll learn foundational principles and practices to help you:
Break free from the inner habits that keep you stuck
Access your inner spaciousness and grounded power
Manifest from a higher energetic frequency
Navigate today’s chaotic world with more clarity, calm, and confidence
This isn’t about doing more—it’s about becoming more.
If that resonates, I invite you to join me.
Wouldn’t it be great if every one of your board members knew exactly what they need to do and when? While it is your job to pick enthusiastic and experienced leaders, Funding for Good can help you educate them!
Invite your team to join ours for a deep-dive into the four cornerstones of board roles and responsibilities. This one-hour webinar will break down the most fundamental legal and ethical functions of the nonprofit board and highlight key strategies so that your board can govern more effectively.
At the end of this session, you will be able to understand the four cornerstones of board member roles & responsibilities that relate to:
If your vision for growth is bigger than your current funding, you're not alone. Many nonprofits are eager to expand their impact, but need help with internal investments like strategic planning or better tech to get there.
The good news? Many grant makers are willing to fund this kind of capacity-building work. Join us for our upcoming webinar to learn how to make your case for grants that support growth.
After 75-minutes, you’ll be able to:
If you’re considering registering, don’t wait! Secure your spot by July 17 to take advantage of early bird pricing. Our webinars include live captioning and ASL interpretation. To request other accommodations, please email copevents@philanthropy.com or call 571-540-8070. This session qualifies for 1.25 CFRE credits.
We are offering early-bird registration prices now until July 21st. GPA members can register to attend for just $85 and the early-bird rate for non-members is just $95.
This year’s theme is “Revise, Refresh, Retool” with a focus on a “holistic approach” to grant writing and grant management. We are pleased to welcome Dr. Julie Radlauer as this year’s Keynote Speaker. Based in South Florida, Dr. Radlauer has more than 25 years of experience as an expert in behavioral health, public health, and organizational development. She is the Founder and CEO of Collectively and a best-selling author of CONNECT. 100 Ways to Create Happiness in Your Life.
The full list of speakers, panelists and event itinerary will be revealed in the coming days. Also don’t forget that CEUs for GPC and AFP members will be available for those that attend.
The Earned Revenue Model workshop will teach participants about the several types of earned revenue streams that can be implemented at nonprofit organizations and which model might be right for your organization.
The significant increase in donor advised funds requires a new approach to major gift fundraising. Dr. Gen Shaker and Dr. Dan Heist will explain their new research on how fundraisers can work effectively with donor advised fund donors.
Attracting Followers – Social Media and Website Content Workshop will teach participants about who their followers are, how to attract them, and how to engage them through social media and website content.
The Continuous Improvement – Analytics workshop will teach participants how to develop well-defined and clear Key Performance Indicators to help the nonprofit organization accomplish its financial goals and objectives.
The Year-End Impact Report workshop will teach participants how to create an impact report to inform funders and stakeholders how the nonprofit organization’s mission is to have a meaningful impact.
Millennial households now donate more on average than their parents. Nonprofits need to update their fundraising strategies to properly cultivate and steward this next generation of donors. Dr. Michael Moody, co-author of, “Generation Impact,” will discuss how best to develop long-term donor relationships with millennials.
Learning opportunities designed to develop skills, practices, and behaviors which best prepare people working in the social sector for success.
Fundraising
Organizational sustainability
Leadership and management
Equip your organization leaders and changemakers with the essential skills, knowledge, and resources needed to create a meaningful impact. Stay current with the latest best practices, trends, and emerging issues in the nonprofit sector.
The Nonprofit Academy provides a comprehensive array of topics essential for managing a nonprofit in today's landscape, including nonprofit management and leadership, fundraising, communication and marketing, nonprofit accounting, and more. The courses are interactive and engaging, fostering a supportive network where professionals can connect, collaborate, and learn from one another.
Join national experts for webinars on all aspects of grant management, research, reporting, budgeting, and more. This webinar library can be accessed at your convenience.
The Post-Award Grant Management Pathway will provide you with essential resources to guide your path with insightful webinars, personalized podcasts and blog posts, curated microlearning videos, and specialized strategy papers to lead you to a successful post-award grant experience. This Pathway is designed for all levels of grant professionals. Whether you were awarded a foundation, corporate or government grant, these resources will expand your knowledge of the grant management process. National GPA-approved trainers and grant experts have created practical educational sources within this pathway to answer your questions and steer you in the right direction to be grant compliant.
After you have watched all of the webinars and microlearning videos, listened to the Podcasts and read the Strategy Papers and blogposts listed in this Pathway at your own pace, you will have successfully completed the Grant Management Pathway and will receive a Certificate of Completion issued by GPA. The Post-Award Grant Management and Compliance Learning Pathway has been approved for 11 CEUs through CFRE and 10 CEUs through GPCI.
This series is open to members and nonmembers.