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Events calendar
• Training / TA: Diversifying Your Funding Streams
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
10am-4pm
Many organizations that have relied exclusively on grant funding are now facing funding cuts and need to look at ways to increase their income. If you find yourself in this situation, this workshop will help you learn how to diversify your sources of funding in order to provide a steady stream of income from a variety of sources. In this interactive workshop we will talk about what you need to have in place before you can implement a full blown development program, where you can find funders and donors for your program, and how to best approach these potential funders. We will talk about the role of staff, board and volunteers in implementing your diversified fundraising program. Participants will leave with an outline for a development plan that includes goals they have set for their organization and strategies for attaining these goals.
Learning objectives:
• List the items needed before a development program can be started
• List the fundraising needs of the organization
• List sources of funds available to the organization
• Explain the role of staff, board and volunteers in fundraising
• Develop goals, objectives and strategies for a development plan
Linda Lysakowski is one of only 81 professionals worldwide to hold the Advanced Certified Fund Raising Executive designation. In her fifteen years as a philanthropic consultant, she has managed capital campaigns; helped dozens of nonprofit organizations achieve their development goals, and has trained more than 12,000 professionals in Mexico, Canada, Egypt and most of the fifty United States, in all aspects of development.
| Location: | Chamber of Commerce of Greater Philadelphia |
| Address: | 200 South Broad St
Philadelphia, PA 19102 |
| Directions: | For detailed directions follow the link below. |
• Training / TA: MANY Annual Conference
Tuesday, September 28, 2010 to Thursday, September 30, 2010
Join us September 28th-30th for MANY’s 22nd Annual Conference!
Held in the beautifully restored, historic B&O Railroad headquarters, Hotel Monaco Baltimore, MANY’s 22nd Annual Conference places you and your colleagues in a comfortable environment to energize, network and learn.
Conference workshop topics will include Transitional Living, Fund Development, Family Therapy, Positive Youth Development, Grief and Loss, Youth Violence Prevention and more! To view the conference program will workshop descriptions and presenter bios click link below.
Registration deadline is September 10, 2010.
Hotel Info:
Centered in downtown, the Hotel Monaco Baltimore is ideally placed for exploring or conducting business in this fascinating city. Just two blocks from the Baltimore Convention Center, three blocks from the Inner Harbor waterfront area and a half mile from Camden Yards, Hotel Monaco Baltimore takes advantage of its great location — the lively downtown area is home to many shops, museums, businesses, restaurants and entertainment venues, including the new Harborplace entertainment area.
Rich in architecture, history, culture and community, Baltimore is a wonderful place to live and an inspiring place to visit. Current notable residents include Olympian Michael Phelps, baseball Hall-of-Famer Cal Ripken, Jr. and David Simon, from the television show The Wire. Barry Levinson, who grew up here, characterized the city in many of his films, as did John Waters. Baltimore is a singular place, with a distinctive dialect and culture. Think Maryland blue crab, rowhouses, Natty Boh, Little Italy and lacrosse.
| Location: | Baltimore, MD |
| Address: | 2 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21201 |
| Directions: | Just steps from the Charles Street Station, Hotel Monaco Baltimore is conveniently located in the midst of downtown, only two blocks from the Baltimore convention center and just 12 miles from the Baltimore/Washington International Airport.
Driving directions to our boutique hotel from the north via I-83:
Centered in the heart of Baltimore, Hotel Monaco is accessible from destinations north via Interstate 83:
From I-83 South, take Exit 4 for St. Paul Street.
Turn right at MD-2 / St. Paul Street. Continue for about a mile.
Turn right at East Redwood Street.
Turn right at South Charles Street.
Hotel Monaco Baltimore is on the corner, on the left side, at 2 North Charles Street.
Driving directions to Hotel Monaco Baltimore from the west via U.S. 40:
Hotel Monaco Baltimore is less than two miles from the entrance and exit of U.S. Highway 40.
From U.S. 40 East, continue into Baltimore. U.S. 40 East becomes Highway 129 and West Mulberry Street.
Turn right on North Eutaw Street.
Turn left on West Baltimore Street.
Turn left on North Charles Street.
Hotel Monaco Baltimore is on the corner, on the left side, at 2 North Charles Street.
Driving directions to our luxury hotel from the south via I-95 and Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI):
Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is about 12 miles from Hotel Monaco Baltimore. Travel time to our boutique hotel is about 20–30 minutes from BWI Airport, and 60–75 minutes from Washington DC, depending on the time of day and traffic.
From the airport, head northeast on Friendship Road.
Continue straight onto I-195 West (signs for MD-170 / I-95 / I-295 / Washington/Baltimore/Annapolis).
Take Exit 4A to merge onto I-95 North toward I-695/Baltimore.
Take Exit 53 to merge onto I-395 North toward M L King Blvd.
Continue on South Howard Street.
Turn right on West Baltimore Street.
Turn left at North Charles Street.
Hotel Monaco Baltimore is on the corner, on the left side, at 2 North Charles Street.
Walking directions from Hotel Monaco Baltimore to the Baltimore Convention Center
From the Hotel Monaco's main entrance, walk south three blocks to Pratt Street.
Turn right on Pratt Street and proceed to the Convention Center entrance. The Baltimore Convention Center is located at the corner of West Pratt and South Charles Streets. |
| Parking: | Hotel Valet Parking is available for $36 per night. There is additional parking in the area. For some examples, please follow the link found below. |
| Fee information: | Conference Rates:
Members -$200 per person
Non-Members - $250 per person
3 of More Members (Same Organization) - $185 per person
3 or More Non-Members (Same Organization) - $225 per person
Hotel Monaco Baltimore Rates:
Single $159 and Double $159 rates available for King and Double Deluxe. Other rates and rooms also available for triples and quads. |
• Training / TA: Webinar - Building Your Organization's Share of Mind & Heart: Fundamentals of Nonprofit Marketing
Wednesday, October 06, 2010
1pm-2pm
Building Your Organization's Share of Mind & Heart: Fundamentals of Nonprofit Marketing
Learn how to advance your organization's mission and brand with this practical overview of what marketing is and how it can be applied in a nonprofit.
Webinar content includes:
• Understanding your "stakeholders" and "brand" in the competitive marketplace
• Applying the marketing mix
• Insight into why your marketing must be different, yet similar
• What's involved in a marketing plan.
Sybil F. Stershic, president of Quality Service Marketing, is a marketing and organizational advisor with more than 30 years of experience helping service providers strengthen employee and customer relationships. A leading authority on engaging employees through internal marketing, she is the author of Taking Care of the People Who Matter Most: A Guide to Employee-Customer Care and the Quality Service Marketing blog.
| Location: | Webinar |
| Directions: | The week of the webinar MANY will send all participants log in information and directions. |
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