When disasters strike, people immediately come together to help the affected communities. For many, this aid comes in the form of monetary donations. But did you know that most of these contributions cease within a few weeks? Long-term recovery takes years, which means it’s imperative to keep the dollars flowing. Disaster fundraising is important for all communities. Remember, not all disasters make it to the news. Join us to understand disaster philanthropy and get the tools for effective fundraising. “Low attention” disasters threaten towns and cities nationwide year-round. Be ready to respond to the aftermath of a specific event or as a way to support preparedness. From grasstops to grassroots, we’ll discuss strategies for creating data-informed cases for support to foundations and corporations, best practices in disaster philanthropy, as well as working with community foundations and long-term recovery groups in small and rural towns.
Upon completion of this live, online training, you should be able to:
- Explain the lifecycle of disasters and its relevance to building strong, resilient communities
- Describe the three key elements of long-term recovery after disasters
- Articulate the importance of funding beyond immediate relief
- Identify where to find resources to support disaster-related fundraising strategies
- Define four best practices in disaster philanthropy
- Build a case to support disaster giving
Qualifies for 1.5 CFRE points
Additional Information:
Upon completion of your registration, you will be receiving an email from our webinar platform, GoTo Webinar. The email will contain your own unique link to the live webinar.
Intended Audience:
- All levels of experience
- Board members
- CEOs, executive directors, upper management
- Fundraising & development staff
- Grant writers
- Marketing, communications, external affairs
- Program directors and staff
Bonus Materials:
When you register for this webinar, you receive:
- a full recording,
- associated handout(s), if applicable
Register here:
https://grantspace.org/training/2019-05-15-from-preparedness-to-recovery-fundraising-for-natural-disasters/