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DO GOOD BETTER LUNCH-IN’s

Supporting nonprofits through difficult times is what we were built to do. One of the first things Harvest has done is create a virtual community that meets daily in Livestream gatherings on the Harvest Facebook page. Harvest is calling them the Do Good Better Lunch-Ins and they broadcast every weekday at Noon for 30 minutes on Facebook.

They have national experts lined up as discussion guides.

Here are the dates and topics for the Good Better Lunch-Ins:
March 26: Using your database to identify your best prospects for giving during these challenging times
March 27th: Future emergency planning and preparing for the nonprofit sector
March 30th: Data and Technology Assessments
March 31st: Business Recovery
April 1st: Grants: The A, B, C's
April 2nd: Collecting Data: We have an app for that
April 3rd: Creativity in Crisis
April 7th: Your Gala is cancelled. Now what?
COVID-19 Response Training
Helpful Workshops from Tech Impact

Visit Tech Impacts website at https://techimpact.org/
to sign up for these helpful workshops or to learn more information

 
How to Set Up Microsoft Teams for First Time Users:
A Step-by-Step Guide to Getting It Right the First Time
Monday, March 30, 2:30-3:30 PM Eastern  
Let Tech Impact Microsoft Teams expert teach you the ins and outs of setting up Teams to facilitate seamless remote work with your colleagues and constituents—or just to keep in touch with your friends and families.


Remote Program Delivery: Adapting During COVID-19
Tuesday, March 31, 3:30-4:30 PM Eastern
Your nonprofit is closed and your staff is working remotely...but people need you now more than ever. How can you overcome the distance and circumstances to meet their needs? We’ll share some relatively quick and easy ways to offer programs and services virtually without sacrificing quality. Bring your examples and questions for our experts to answer.


My Fundraising Event Was Cancelled, Now What? Adapting During COVID-19
Wednesday, April 1, 3:30-4:30 PM Eastern
You’re working remotely and your planned methods of fundraising have been upended. How can you pivot to virtual events and still meet your goals? How do you shape your message to convey your organization’s urgent needs, stand out, and be sensitive the grim realities of a pandemic? In this webinar we’ll talk you through tools and techniques for fundraising during COVID-19, with a focus on events. We’ll have experts on hand to answer your questions.


Panel Q&A: Remote Work During (and Beyond) COVID-19
Thursday, April 2, 3-4 PM Eastern
Bring your questions for our panel of experts, who will share their knowledge of the tools and best practices to create a successful work-from-home culture at your organization.
 
Event Cancelled? Have A Live Stream Event Instead
Are you considering cancelling your event?  Wait stop …this week’s blog post by multimedia expert Britta Olson gives you an alternative. Whether it’s your biggest fundraising event of the year or your program classes, it’s all moving online fast. Yet, according to  the latest survey from the Chronicle Philanthropy , 44 percent of nonprofits have no plans to mitigate losses from cancelled fundraising events.
After you read this, you won’t have to be one of them... Visit www.philanthropy.com

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