Professional Development
Your Community Foundation is pleased to offer professional development opportunities for local nonprofit staff and board members. Through these offerings, we seek to enhance the skills necessary for a strong nonprofit sector.
Monday, June 2nd, 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
DCCU Headquarters – The Virginia Room
In partnership with the Center for Nonprofit Excellence, the Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge is offering a half-day conference, “Fundraising Forward: Embracing Change, Expanding Possibilities.”
Join us for timely insights that will strengthen your fundraising approach in today’s evolving environment.
Two conference sessions will be led by The Curtis Group and include “Fundraising in a Shifting Landscape,” which will cover data-driven strategies to build resilience, and “Navigating the Range of Giving Vehicles,” which will explore tools that support donor goals and grow your fundraising capacity.
Registration Details:
The registration fee for the conference is $70, which includes lunch and all session materials. CAPSAW organizations can receive a 50% discount on the registration fee by entering the promo code: CAPSAW.
For more information, contact Lora Hamp at lhamp@cfcbr.org or visit our website at www.cfcbr.org.
Are you a Nonprofit Executive Director looking to engage with your peers for personal and professional development?
Join our 2025 Executive Directors’ Discussion Group (EDDG), which will address topics of interest to your organization and provide a confidential setting in which you and your peers can discuss and solve real-time problems with real-world experience. Focused topics for each meeting are provided, but broader conversations will be welcomed as well during each meeting of the EDDG.
Registration is free and open to nonprofit Executive Directors of organizations serving residents of Staunton, Waynesboro, and the counties of Augusta, Highland, and Nelson (or if your organization does not have an Executive Director, your Board Chair is invited to participate). Brian Ullman, with the Center for Nonprofit Excellence will serve as a facilitator for each meeting.