Impact Basics
Impact Basics, a 12-week online course to help nonprofit leaders connect their money and mission. Twice a month there are office hours where participants can bring questions from any of the four modules or from what they are experiencing at the moment.
Now, just imagine how much change you can position your nonprofit to harness and the lives you can impact with the wisdom you’ll gain from the lessons I share inside this course.
You have lives to change, communities to impact, a difference to make and, inside Impact Basics, you’ll get the guidance, support and instruction to do precisely that.
If you’re struggling to figure out your organization’s cashflow concerns and you’re ready to get financial guidance so you can support those who need you most ...
Click the link to register for Impact Basics today.
BBCON 2021: The Tech Conference for a Better World
This online-only event will unite the social good community for three days of cutting-edge thought leadership, inspiration, virtual networking, and unforgettable experiences. During this virtual workshop, Chyla will explain the difference between a cash flow statement and a cash flow projection, walk you through creating your own cash flow projection, and highlight what you have control over and what you need your board/supporters to rally around.
The Details
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Date: October 13th
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Time: 2:30 pm ET
- Location: Online
A Budget As A Donor Tool
hosted by Colorado Nonprofit Association
A good budget shows that your nonprofit is operating with accountability, transparency and good faith. It shows your donors exactly where money is going. Attendees will leave with best practices in budgeting - from timelines to implementation, a better understanding of when they should start the budgeting process as well as tips for improving staff, board, and donor buy-in.
The Details
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Date: Novemeber 10th
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Location: Online
Symposium 2021: Shifting Power: Diversity to Decolonization
The 2021 Posner Center Symposium will convene global and local development leaders, practitioners, researchers, academics, activists, policymakers, and supporters looking to focus on anti-racism in development work, diversify the global development field, and have a more equitable impact that begins to repair past and current injustices.
We will spend time collaborating and learning about ways we can disrupt deeply-rooted imperialist power structures and assumptions that are still embedded in our development work and re-imagine more just approaches for global impact.
The Details
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Date: Novemeber 3rd -19th
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Location: Online