This session will introduce two practical tools - contingency planning and scenario planning - to help organizations prepare for multiple possible futures while staying grounded in their mission and priorities.
Over the past several years, MANP Connects has become a consistent space to discuss common issues and hear from peers and partners at the forefront of the opportunities and challenges facing Maine nonprofits and communities.
Wherever you are on your advocacy journey, join us and learn about how advocacy can further your organization’s mission and the nonprofit sector as a whole.
In this two-part workshop series, you’ll learn how to plan, message, and execute a high-performing year-end fundraising campaign that inspires generosity and drives results.
In this lively three-hour workshop, you will learn tips and tricks for taming your anxiety in donor conversations and practice how to reach out to your donors to more fully engage them in the life of your organization.
Join us for a discussion with disabled immigrant leaders on how disabled immigrants are organizing to resist oppression, and how philanthropy can support these efforts.
Join GTY and the National Collaborative for Transformative Youth Policy for an important youth-led discussion about environmental justice and how philanthropy can partner with young people to achieve meaningful change. I
In this dynamic and interactive presentation, Diana Rogers Jaeger will reveal how the 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace can transform exhausted teams into energized, high-performing, and deeply connected groups.
We’ll give an overview of what’s in the bill, what’s at stake for your wallet, your health care, and your job — and what Maine can do to lessen the sting.
This event includes an author talk and panel discussion exploring the intersections of urban planning, law, and social/racial justice across the United States and here in Maine.
