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.
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:
Discover how obtaining the Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) credential can significantly advance your career by enhancing your credibility with donors, board members, and colleagues, while also increasing your professional confidence.
Key Benefits of Certification
Salary Increase: Certification can potentially boost your salary by 10% to 25%.
Career Growth: Gain access to improved career advancement opportunities.
Understanding the CFRE Process
Eligibility Requirements: Familiarize yourself with what it takes to qualify.
Application Success: Learn how to effectively complete your application.
Exam Preparation: Acquire strategies for successfully preparing for the exam.
Practical Strategies and Resources
Take away actionable strategies, essential resources, and insider tips to navigate the certification journey with confidence and fully unlock the potential of your fundraising career.
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.
Grant Professionals Association 2025 South Florida Regional Grants Conference 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.
Don’t forget that CEUs for GPC and AFP members will be available for those that attend.
We’re back with another free Zoom-Side Chat, and this time, we’re digging deeper into advocacy strategy just in time to prepare for the 2026 state legislative session.
Led by Heather Davidson of Cloud 9, this interactive session will clarify what 501(c)(3) nonprofits can and cannot do when it comes to advocacy, lobbying, and engagement with elected officials. We’ll set the stage with a grounding in the rules, then open up the conversation with practical tips and timely insights to help your organization plan for what’s ahead.
This one-hour session includes real-world examples and a live Q&A. It’s a valuable opportunity to sharpen your approach and elevate your voice, without putting your tax-exempt status at risk.
Spots are limited—save your seat today! Your Zoom link will be shared prior to the webinar.
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.
WOMEN OF VISION | LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE SERIES
Explore how personality-driven leadership styles shape and influence collaboration, the remarkable strides women have made in leadership, and take a thoughtful dive into the DISC Assessment framework.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 2025
📍ALAN B. LEVAN | NSU BROWARD CENTER OF INNOVATION
7:30 – 8:30 AM Breakfast & Networking
8:30 – 9:00 AM Welcome Remarks & Speaker
9:00 – 10:15 AM DISC Assessment Program
10:15 – 10:30 AM Q&A
The course covers 8 modules, each taught by a different experienced professional.
Topics include:
· Overview of Fundraising
· Developing an Integrated Fundraising Program
· Marketing for Ongoing Success
· Building & Sustaining Relationships
· Securing the Gift
· Volunteers
· Management & Accountability
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.
This session will explore how branded storytelling can transform Giving Day and year-end campaigns from generic appeals into powerful donor experiences. We’ll dig into why cohesive messaging and visuals drive stronger results—and how fundraisers can apply branding across channels, from emails to donor conversations. You’ll leave with practical tools, real-world examples, and insights from KidGlov’s 2025 End-of-Year Fundraising Survey to make your next campaign clearer, more compelling, and more successful.
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
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.
