Do you need a clear and engaging report to share with your board, funders, or community? Join our webinar Creating Effective Reports on May 10 at 11 a.m. Pacific time to find out how SAP's Crystal Reports 2011 provides effective reporting solutions.
Jeremy Smith, GrantStation's communications and technology director, will provide a short tour of the GrantStation website. He will also talk about how a GrantStation membership can provide you with full access to the website, including a searchable database of thousands of private, corporate, and international grantmakers, as well as a list of current federal grant programs. The tour will also include a sneak peek of Grants2020, a newly developed tool to help you build an effective grants strategy for years to come.
The most frequently asked question at the Foundation Center is, “How do I find funders that are interested in my cause?” The answer may seem deceptively simple, but in truth, it’s easy to get lost along the way. Save time, avoid the road to nowhere, and let us show you a clear path to results.
Need an easy way to handle your library’s accounting transactions? Join our free webinar, QuickBooks Made Easy for Nonprofits and Libraries! We'll share how you can streamline your day-to-day business with the new 2012 updates to Intuit's QuickBooks.
Join TechSoup for another dynamic Nonprofits Live (#NPLive) interactive event. This time, we'll be talking about Green Technologies — from best practices, tips, and tools to help you make informed decisions about how to cultivate a green thumb and stay eco friendly in developing your digital footprint.
Philanthropy is making growing use of the latest data visualization tools to analyze and share information. We’ll look at how grantseekers can use the interactive maps and charts in Foundation Directory Online – the Foundation Center’s grantseeking database for nonprofits – to identify prospective funders. Next, we’ll turn our attention to several data visualization tools developed by the Foundation Center and other organizations that showcase how the philanthropic community has responded to a variety of issues.
In just a few short years, the Laurens County Library, in rural South Carolina, has created an impressive and well attended series of adult programs on a shoestring budget. Join us for a webinar, hosted in collaboration with WebJunction and the Association for Rural and Small Libraries, to learn how the library selects topics, recruits presenters, raises funds, and promotes through effective public relations practices.
In FCC Chairman Genachowski's announcement of the sweeping Connect2Compete initiative to increase broadband connectivity and Internet access across the nation, he listed an impressive array of partners who are joining in the effort. Although he singled out libraries as "vital centers for digital literacy," any effective actions must involve the whole community of players.
This free one-day online conference is aimed at librarians from small libraries; the smaller the better. Each speaker is from a small library or directly works with small libraries.
Topics range from technology (new tech and old tech) to programming to partnering with your community. This eight-hour event means eight topics with nine speakers. Come for the programs on what you’re dealing with now or maybe try something new.
Do you currently collect credit card information from donors and other supporters? If so, you may want to attend our webinar Processing Payments for Good on February 23 at 11 a.m. Pacific time.
Tell us about your daily routine maintaining public computers, or a moment when you were particularly proud. Don't forget that what might be "that's nothing" to you may be an "aha!" to someone else!
