The Johnson Center for Philanthropy is bringing in the special two-day course, “Fundraising for Small Nonprofits” from The Fundraising School at Indiana University. The course will be offered on February 9-10 and facilitated by Kim Klein.
Klein is an internationally known fundraising instructor and has worked in all aspects of fundraising: as staff, volunteer, board member, and consultant. She is best known for adapting traditional fundraising techniques, particularly major donor campaigns, to the needs of organizations with small budgets. Klein is the author of five books including her most recent, Reliable Fundraising in Unreliable Times. Her classic text, Fundraising for Social Change, now in its fifth edition, is widely used in the field and in university degree programs. She also wrote Fundraising for the Long Haul, Ask and You Shall Receive, and Fundraising in Times of Crisis, which was a runner up for the Terry McAdam Book Award.
Indiana University is a leader in nonprofit sector trainings, and the Johnson Center is able to offer this course at a special discounted price. This course is highly recommend for any nonprofit organization that is looking to improve fundraising techniques.
Please visit the Johnson Center’s website for more information on this event: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/2132448210