[NEohioPAL] Integrating Your Organization’s Fundraising Strategies August 28

[Jessica Novak]

Seminar shows nonprofits what it means to take an integrated approach to 
fundraising and how to do it

KIRTLAND, Ohio –August 7, 2012 - The Lakeland Community College Nonprofit 
and Public Service Center will host “Greater Than the Sum of the Parts: 
Integrating Your Organization’s Fundraising Strategies,” on Tuesday, 
August 28 from 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. on the college's main campus, 7700 
Clocktower Drive, Kirtland 44094, in the A Building, room 2100. The $45 
fee includes materials and a continental breakfast.  To register, visit 
lakelandcc.edu/ce, or call 440-525-7116 and mention registration number 
13FNPC131.01. 

The presentation highlights the importance of taking a comprehensive, 
organization-wide approach to the coordination of all fundraising efforts. 
The session will feature Beth Darmstadter, director of development, The 
Gathering Place; Marie Monago, chief development officer, Cleveland 
Botanical Garden; and Deborah Osgood, vice president of development and 
marketing, Achievement Centers for Children. These expert presenters will 
help both nonprofit board and staff members understand what it means to 
take an integrated approach to fundraising, why it matters, and how to do 
it. 

Participants will learn how to:

Determine the right mix of potential funding sources to ensure the 
organization's sustainability
Create a comprehensive plan for simultaneously pursuing a variety of 
revenue streams, using multiple channels and techniques
Develop integrated fundraising strategies in order to execute the plan
Implement and benchmark development efforts
Tap into the latest technologies
Deploy the talents of board and staff members to maximum advantage
Coordinate the efforts of multiple players and align their efforts with 
the integrated plan


About the Lakeland Nonprofit and Public Service Center
The Lakeland Nonprofit and Public Service Center provides customized 
consulting services and offers noncredit educational and professional 
development programs throughout the year for both individuals and 
organizations. The Center also provides opportunities for networking, 
dialogue, and collaboration for those in the nonprofit and government 
sectors. For more information, visit lakelandcc.edu/nonprofit or call 
Carol Willen at 440-525-7434.

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