Fundraising expert Linda Lysakowski will give you real-life examples of organizations that dramatically increased fundraising results by involving volunteers. You will learn how to apply their successful strategies to your nonprofit.
What You'll Learn
- Why should you use volunteers in fundraising?
- What can volunteers do?
- How can you find and recruit fundraising volunteers?
- What steps should you take to maximize results?
Training Overview
More Volunteers = More Money - Engage these resources to turbocharge fundraising.
With half of the year over, the time left to hit 2021 fundraising goals is waning. You need to act today to prepare for fall and year-end campaigns. You do not need to continue to stumble along with limited resources.
You may be involving volunteers in limited ways—special event committees, stuffing envelopes, and administrative work. There are many more opportunities available. By involving volunteers in ALL your fundraising activities, you can build a powerful team that generates much better results.
- Why should you use volunteers in fundraising?
- What can volunteers do?
- How can you find and recruit fundraising volunteers?
- What steps should you take to maximize results?
Who Should Attend?
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Expert Presenter
Linda Lysakowski
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One of just over one hundred professionals worldwide to hold the Advanced Certified Fund Raising Executive (ACFRE) designation
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Thirty years of experience in the development field
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Graduate of the Faculty Training Academy of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP)
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Recipient of two AFP research grants
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Author of more than one dozen books
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Acquisitions editor for CharityChannel Press and For the GENIUS Press
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Recipient of the Outstanding Fundraising Executive award from several AFP chapters
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Barbara Marion Award for Outstanding Service to AFP
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Lifetime Achievement Award from the Las Vegas Chapter of AFP
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Graduate of Alvernia College in Reading, Pennsylvania with majors in banking and finance, communications, and theology/philosophy
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