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Managing the Capital Campaign

  • BSU Oakwood Building 2501 North Oakwood Avenue Muncie, IN, 47304 United States (map)

Ready to build your fundraising skills to tackle a capital campaign? Join Nonprofit Support Network for this custom course from The Fund Raising School at IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, which is the second session of Nonprofit Essentials.

Managing the Capital Campaign: Participants will learn the five phases of a successful capital campaign that will help you design a visionary goal with a specific timeline, inform you about how to engage your board and involve your community, and help you understand the role of a capital campaign in your organization's development.

This course is limited to nonprofits serving Muncie and Delaware County, IN. Registration is limited to individuals who currently work for or serve on the board of such organizations. Please no more than two (2) registrations from one organization. Lunch will be provided.

About the Facilitator: Angela E. White, CFRE, is CEO of Johnson Grossnickle & Associates. She has been instrumental in JGA’s success since 1996, when she joined the JGA team. In 2011, she became CEO of JGA, responsible for providing day-to-day leadership to the firm and guiding the JGA staff, while continuing to provide tailored consulting services directly to our clients. Angela has a high level of expertise in philanthropic consulting in healthcare, education, social services, arts, and faith-based organizations. She also has considerable depth in strategic planning and data analysis. Read more about Angela.

Nonprofit Essentials: A series of learning sessions designed to strengthen operations and management of nonprofit organizations and enhance the development of the individuals who serve them. This program will raise awareness across key topics in nonprofit management, develop key nonprofit skills, and allow participants to learn together with open discussions.

Registration is limited to organizations serving Muncie and Delaware County.

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