21 Ways to Fund a Nonprofit

21 Ways to Fund a Nonprofit, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.65, with 16 lectures, based on 38 reviews, and has 1281 subscribers.

You will learn about 21 methods for funding a nonprofit Considerations when selecting a method of funding Multiple ways that corporations give to charitable programs The difference between equity, debt, and donation-based crowdfunding How to identify less obvious state funding opportunities How federal matches and cost reimbursement impacts the small nonprofit The difference between membership and mandatory fees How fiscal sponsors can help nonprofits, small businesses and individuals further a charitable mission This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is intended for U.S. Nonprofit 501c3 Organizations; however, the content is very universal and can be applied to most public charities anywhere in the world. It is particularly useful for This course is intended for U.S. Nonprofit 501c3 Organizations; however, the content is very universal and can be applied to most public charities anywhere in the world.

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Summary

Title: 21 Ways to Fund a Nonprofit

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 16

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 16

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

21 methods for funding a nonprofit
Considerations when selecting a method of funding
Multiple ways that corporations give to charitable programs
The difference between equity, debt, and donation-based crowdfunding
How to identify less obvious state funding opportunities
How federal matches and cost reimbursement impacts the small nonprofit
The difference between membership and mandatory fees
How fiscal sponsors can help nonprofits, small businesses and individuals further a charitable mission

Who Should Attend

This course is intended for U.S. Nonprofit 501c3 Organizations; however, the content is very universal and can be applied to most public charities anywhere in the world.

Target Audiences

This course is intended for U.S. Nonprofit 501c3 Organizations; however, the content is very universal and can be applied to most public charities anywhere in the world.

Nonprofit organizations are established to benefit the world in one form or another. Naturally, the nonprofit founder, board and executive leadership desires every possible dollar that they can get to further the mission of the organization. Still, the matter of “where” to find these dollars has eluded many nonprofit leaders, especially those who are new to the sector. And given the growth-rate for the nonprofit sector and the fierce competition for traditional funding, this course was written to help small and mid-sized nonprofit leaders identify multiple funding sources so that they are positioned to thrive. A thriving nonprofit is one that is successfully reaching their programmatic goals through ongoing growth, development and sustainability. Leaders of thriving nonprofits understand that they are running a business which will face many of the same financial dilemmas as their for-profit counterparts — with the obvious need for cash-flow to start, sustain, and expand operations. Because nonprofits cannot sell company shares or take on investors in the traditional sense, these leaders have had to look for other creative means for funding.

This course discusses 21 funding methods that may be helpful for nonprofit leaders to consider as they search for diverse streams of income to further their mission.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Primer

Lecture 3: How To Get The Most Out Of This Course

Chapter 2: 21 Ways To Fund A Nonprofit

Lecture 1: Self-Funding & Bartering

Lecture 2: Individual Donations & Bequests

Lecture 3: Corporate Giving

Lecture 4: Fundraising

Lecture 5: Equity, Debt, and Donation Crowdfunding

Lecture 6: Social Enterprises

Lecture 7: Membership & Mandatory Fees

Lecture 8: Commercial, SBA, and CDFI Loans

Lecture 9: Government Funding Methods

Lecture 10: Private and Community Foundations

Lecture 11: Fiscal Sponsorships

Chapter 3: Concluding Thoughts

Lecture 1: Concluding Thoughts

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Cheryl Smith
Cheryl Smith – Grant-Writer, National Trainer and Coach

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