Viral Corporate Grant Seeking In The Current Climate [must See] [2TB5ESP6]

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Corporations gave nearly $30 billion to charities in 2022, but the corporate giving landscape is shifting. Many companies are redefining the focus of their giving; company structures are changing, and competition for corporate philanthropic dollars is more intense than ever.

Yet there are still opportunities for nonprofits to align with a company’s giving priorities and create synergy. How are nonprofits attracting corporate support in 2023, and what are companies looking for in nonprofit partners?

Join us for a 75-minute webinar to learn directly from a director who oversees corporate partnerships and has increased revenue at her nonprofit by 50 percent, as well as a corporate leader who helps oversee Boeing’s philanthropic efforts.

Together, they’ll explain how corporate giving has shifted in recent years and what’s driving the changes. Plus, they’ll share:

• Smart ways to approach companies for support and present your nonprofit as a valuable partner
• Keys to success from real-world corporate-nonprofit partnerships
• Ways to attract support when your organization lacks national reach

Don't miss this chance to gain firsthand insights into the state of corporate giving and what’s working now for nonprofits winning support.

At the Chronicle we strive to host accessible and inclusive events. This session includes live captioning and ASL interpretation. To request other accommodations, please email [email protected] or call 571-540-8070.

Speakers:

Laura Collins
Director of Advancement and Program Communication
Family Connections


Sarah Kyrouac
Senior Manager
Boeing Global Engagement

Host:

Margie Fleming Glennon
Senior Director, Product Strategy
Chronicle of Philanthropy

Originally aired: October 26, 2023

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This webinar is worth 1.25 CFRE credits.