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This series will be rescheduled due to a change in the Commissioner's travel schedule. We apologize for any inconvenience. A new date will be announced as soon as identified. Please check back; or sign up for the C-One eNews Alert! to receive all announcements. |
Commissioner Barbara J. Jordan, Circle of One Marketing, and the Center On Nonprofit Effectiveness (C-One), powered by Hands On Miami present a series of nonprofit workshops:
Innovative Non Profit Marketing Made Easy
Save the date: July 28, 2010.
Registration will open soon. Please check back.
Check-in 8:00 a.m. Sessions 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Florida Memorial College
Participants will have the option to attend two of three workshops:
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Branding Success. A good brand is about knowing your strengths and playing them up through an effective marketing campaign, the right media and memorable creative materials. It also about your organizations, programs, staff and ability to gain and maintain your donor’s trust. This workshop will explore practical solutions for incorporating branding strategies into your everyday mission delivery activities. Participants will learn about the five steps to define their organization's brand, creating a brand that inspires donor confidence, an cost effective strategies for promoting a brand
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Social Media for Social Marketing. Facebook. Twitter. Myspace. LinkedIn. Is Social Media just for fun, friends, family and kids? Over 400 million people use Facebook alone! Surprising numbers of adults, Baby Boomers, and even seniors participate in social networks. Nonprofit donor and activist communities reside online. Nonprofits need to find out how to reach them. Participants will learn about social media trends, practical tips for incorporating social media into marketing and fundraising, and how to use social media to build grass roots support.
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Connecting Marketing, Fundraising, and Program Delivery. Marketing, fundraising, and program delivery go hand-in-hand for nonprofits. This session will explore the relationship of these functions. It will focus on practical ways to leverage success in one area to support objectives in another. Participants will explore ways to enhance fundraising and program delivery using standard marketing approaches, using program results to improve marketing and fundraising, and opportunities to use the media for advocacy.
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This series will be rescheduled due to a change in the Commissioner's travel schedule. We apologize for any inconvenience. A new date will be announced as soon as identified. Please check back; or sign up for the C-One eNews Alert! to receive all announcements. | |
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| Nonprofit Startup: Choosing the Right Path for Starting and Growing Your Community Project |
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Part one of the three-part 'Nonprofit 101-102-103 Series' for new and emerging nonprofit organizations and community groups.
Presented by Center On Nonprofit Effectiveness (C-One)
Powered by Hands On Miami and in partnership with United Way.
FREE community training offered by C-One as a part of the
Miami NICE 2010 Collaborative Training Schedule
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Want to start or grow a
nonprofit? What are
Your Options?
Join us...
Saturday, July 31, 2010
9:00 a.m. check-in
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Program
United Way Ansin Building
3250 SW Third Avenue
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Take Metrorail to Vizcaya Station
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Careful consideration of your nonprofit idea—and all of your options and alternatives to startup—will help you get started on the right path. Even if you've already launched a nonprofit organization, it's never too late to re-examine your concept and how you've gotten started.
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What's the current nonprofit environment? Gone are the days of "build it and they will come." Today's nonprofit environment is competitive. Nonprofits with the greatest chance of success enter the field with eyes wide open to what's current and unique about the nonprofit operating environment. While the nonprofit sector shares some characteristics with the business sector, it also brings different expectations. Consider the size and scope of Miami-Dade's nonprofit sector, current trends and challenges, and how a nonprofit differs from a for-profit.
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Where does your nonprofit idea fit? Identifying the unique "niche" for your nonprofit idea is arguably the most important first step for starting any nonprofit or community project. C-One will share a simplified method for evaluating your concept against what already exists in the community. Simple worksheets can be completed as "homework" to help participants make critical distinctions between their partners, their competitors, and their own unique offering.
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What are the options and alternatives to starting and growing? There is more than one way to realize your dream to "give back" to the community. C-One explores both independent and collaborative structures for starting or growing a nonprofit idea. The session will introduce participants to the concepts of volunteerism, nonprofit employment, local chapters of national affiliates, fiscal sponsor relationships, and new nonprofit entities.
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What are your next steps? While C-One promotes alternatives to independent startup as a way to help charitable dollars go further in the community, an overview of the basic steps for filing independently with state and federal agencies will be provided. Emphasis will be place on the importance of engaging help and expertise from the community. The latter dovetails into the next part of the series, Nonprofit 102: Boards to Partners: The People Every Nonprofit Needs to Start and Grow, schedule for a subsequent date.
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