I have a feeling you're one of those fundraisers who are ready to break free from the common myths that are paralyzing your fundraising and your career.
I think you'd like to see the big picture of fundraising -- the picture that helps you make sure all your work makes sense and is going in the same direction.
And you could really make use of a formula that mathematically proves the value of fundraising (including the value of you — to penny-pinching bosses.
In this time of uncertainty and recession, what could be more critical to your success -- and survival?
If I'm right about you, I have a recommendation for you: A free online workshop called The Hidden Treasure of Fundraising: Recession-Proof Secrets to Unlock the Power of Donors and Raise More Money, taught by Sean Triner of Moceanic.
It's next week, on February 17 and 18.
The workshop is filling up, but there are still spaces available, so grab your virtual seat now.
I've seen the workshop. Let me tell you: It is worth your time. Whether you are a long-time veteran of fundraising, or just starting out, it is the map that will show you where you're going with your fundraising. And the map that will show you where to find more time and more budget for your program.
Sign up for The Hidden Treasure of Fundraising now, while you still can.
Here's when they are. There's a time that works for you, I think!
Session 1
- New York: 3:00pm, Wednesday, February 17
- Los Angeles: 12:00pm, Wednesday, February 17
- London: 8:00pm, Wednesday, February 17
- Sydney: 7:00am, Thursday, February 18
- Auckland: 9:00am, Thursday, February 18
Session 2
- New York: 6:00pm, Wednesday, February 17
- Los Angeles: 3:00pm, Wednesday, February 17
- Sydney: 10.00am: Thursday, February 18
- Auckland: 12.00pm Thursday, February 18
It's just 90 minutes of your time. And it will help you align your creativity, hard work, and intelligence!
I strongly urge you to check out this free workshop: The Hidden Treasure of Fundraising.
Jeff Brooks has been serving the nonprofit community for more than 30 years and blogging about it since 2005. He considers fundraising the most noble of pursuits and hopes you'll join him in that opinion. You can reach him at jeff [at] jeff-brooks [dot] com. 
