Non Profit Organizations It’s Time For The “anti-event” – Moving From Black Tie To A Budget In The Black March 12, 2010

Dallas/Fort Worth - Non-profit organizations use fundraisers as a primary method of raising important dollars for their organization and mission. However, fundraising events are time consuming, and waste precious resources such as volunteers,and staff as well as money to plan and execute. It is time to move from parties to true philanthropy.

According to the speaker, Kristina E. Jones, “true philanthropy is the action of engaging the donor within the mission of the organization through activities beyond special events…Attendees will have an opportunity to reframe a special event as (just) one piece of the fundraising for an organization. More as a beginning or "first date" in building a relationship, rather than the only way to raise dollars.”

Please join The American Marketing Association, Dallas-Fort Worth Chapter Kristina E. Jones, President of J.K. Griffin & Associates for a discussion on how to find funding without scheduling another fundraiser. Anyone involved in non-profit fundraising should plan on attending. Register at: http://bit.ly/93V8de

Key Takeaways:
• Understand how events fit into an overall development plan
• Knowledge of additional types of fundraising activities
• New resources for funding

Center for Community Cooperation
Friday, March 12
11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Registration: http://bit.ly/93V8de
Cost: Pre-Registration Members $20 Non Members $30

Official Website: http://bit.ly/93V8de