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Boards that Work: Successful Staff-Board Partnerships in Fundraising |
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AUGUST LUNCHEON Boards that Work: Successful Staff-Board Partnerships in Fundraising Friday, August 8, 2008 12:00-1:30 p.m. Location: Robinson Classroom B Preservation Park, Oakland 1233 Preservation Park Way, Oakland CA 94612 Directions, parking and public transportation information at http://www.preservationpark.com/maps/index.html General wisdom holds that volunteer solicitors and Board-led campaigns are the keys to successful fundraising. But how does development staff work most effectively with volunteers who are stretched for time and sometimes scared to ask for money? Our panel of two nonprofit development directors and one brave Board president will discuss the secret ingredients to building working partnerships between staff and Board in the fundraising process. Information/Registration: Please reserve by Wednesday, August 7 at www.dersf.org. Programs often sell out so don’t delay! Cost for Luncheon: DER members = $12 Non-members = $20 Lunch is included in your fee. |
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Flo Green Retirement Luncheon |
| Flo Green Retirement Luncheon
Thursday, July 31, 2008 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel
506 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, California 90071
RSVP now. Luncheon Details:
11:30 a.m. Reception in the Tiffany Room
12:00 p.m. Luncheon in the Crystal Ballroom $75 per person
$750 for tables of ten
Click here to RSVP (The deadline is July 15)
Cick here to download the invitation (PDF)
Valet parking at the hotel or self-parking in the Pershing Square Garage at Sixth and Olive Streets.
For those who are able to buy a table but do not need some of the seats, we invite them to donate them back to CAN so we can offer them to members of the nonprofit community who might not otherwise be able to attend the event. Please let Jaime Engbrecht know if you decide to do this. You can contact her at
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or (213) 347-2070, ext. 205.
Sponsorships and program advertisements available. To view the ad rates and agreement, please click here (PDF). Please contact Gregg Davidson at
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or (213) 347-2070 ext. 207.
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| NCG Loan Funds
a collaboration of
Bay Area Philanthropies | | Download the postcard pdf or contact NCG for free postcards to share with your grantees. |
Loan Funds OverviewLoans are available to nonprofit organizations: - located in the Bay Area;
- experiencing a cash flow problem;
- waiting for a grant payment from a foundation; and/or
- expecting a government contract reimbursement to be delayed.
Nonprofits may be eligible for up to $50,000
through a low interest, quick turnaround loan.- The Emergency Loan Fund is for Bay Area nonprofits, providing bridge loans up to $50,000 at 3% interest and companion technical assistance mini-grants of up to $5,000 to help build organizational capacity. more >>
- The Arts Loan Fund is for Bay Area arts & culture nonprofits and individual artists. It provides bridge loans for secured funds, benefits and performances and loans to support uncommon opportunities for growth. Loans range from $5,000 to $50,000 at 1% below prime interest. more >>
If you have questions about the NCG Loan Funds,
please contact Susanne Ross, NCG Program Officer at 415.777.4111 ext 27. |
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Money Matters 2008: 7th Annual Nonprofit Finance Conference in Oakland on Sept. 10, 2008. Get need-to-know information, build critical skills and take away tangible tools for improving the financial management of your nonprofit. Exchange information, resources and tales from the trenches with other nonprofit financial staff, volunteers and consultants. Money Matters 2008 will feature two opening plenary sessions and two afternoon workshop sessions with basic, intermediate, advanced and “hot topic” learning tracks. Learn about the new Form 990 and tax regulation updates, find out how to meet new auditing standards, send a board member to a financial literacy class, understand changes to 403b retirement plans, and much more. For more information and to register, visit www.CAnonprofits.org. |
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