The Lenny Zakim Fund's 2014 Spring Institute

By The Lenny Zakim Fund

Date and time

Friday, June 6, 2014 · 8:30am - 4pm EDT

Location

Boston Common Hotel and Conference Center

40 Trinity Place 3rd Floor Boston, MA 02116

Description

Please join us for our 2014 Spring Institute with Simone Joyaux of Joyaux Associates and Tom Ahern of Ahern Communications. If you were at the 2013 spring Institute, you were wowed by Simone's approach to nonprofit management and board development. This spring, Simone will help you create a fund development plan.

Tom Ahern will then teach you how to communicate with donors to maximize your fund development plan, including how to create relationships with donors and what good donor communication looks like.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who should attend? Executive Director or senior staff AND a board member if possible.

Do I have to attend? As a current LZF grantee, your grant agreement outlines that you are required to send someone from your organization to both institutes (fall and spring). Please contact Jeannette at jandre@thelennyzakimfund.org or 617-406-5935 if you are unable to fulfill this obligation.

How many people from my organization can attend? Can I bring more? You are limited to 2 attendees per organization. If you'd like to bring more, please contact Jeannette and jandre@thelennyzakimfund.org to add members to the waitlist. Include full name and e-mail address in the request e-mail. Wait listed registrants will be notified 3 days before the conference.

How do I register? Create your organization and sign yourself up. If you don't know who the second attendee is, that's okay!

Conference Schedule

Breakfast and Registration: 8:15 am until 9:00 am
Conference Starts: 9:00 am

  • Simone will speak about fundraising and creating a fundraising plan in the morning; Tom Ahern will talk about donor communication, and how to fundraise well with newsletters

Conference Ends: 4:00 pm

Please do not bring the paper ticket with you. Registration will have your name on a guest list.

Organized by

The Lenny Zakim Fund, established in 1995 by Lenny Zakim to reflect his work and ideals, provides resources that enable and empower under-resourced people and communities to effectively address social and economic injustice. 
 
The Lenny Zakim Fund is committed to making a positive difference in the lives it touches. The fund is especially interested in supporting groups involved in constructive coalition building across race, religious and ethnic lines, and it does so by providing financial support, education, technical assistance and networking opportunities to individuals and grassroots organizations.
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