​​​​​​​Nonprofit Webinar: 3 Reasons Your Board Doesn’t Fundraise and How to Change That

For a limited time, UST opens up registration to 501(c)(3) nonprofits interested in learning how to create a strong fundraising culture starting with your board members.

UST, a program dedicated to providing nonprofits with dedicated HR support and educational tools, presents an exclusive 60-minute webinar that offers an overview of the three top reasons why board members don’t fundraise and how to change their mindsets.

Join Barbara O’Reilly, CFRE, Principal of Windmill Hill Consulting, to learn the key steps you need to have in place to build your team of volunteer leaders; to train them and manage their expectations for success; and to determine the roles every board member can—and should—play in creating a strong culture of giving within your organization.

This educational webinar will teach attendees about:

  • How to identify the right board composition for your organization
  • Key ways to use a board orientation to empower board members for fundraising success
  • Ideas on creating a fundraising menu of activities and commitments that are right-sized for each board member

If you’re a 501(c)(3) nonprofit executive with 10 or more full time employees, register for the June 25th webinar before space runs out!

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