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Free workshop for 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations. Learn about the resources and services of the Nonprofit Resource Center. Receive hands-on training and search strategies for searching the Foundation Directory Online database to locate new funding prospects.
Meet on 3rd floor of the Central Library for collection orientation.
Call the Central Library at (315)435-1900 to pre-register for this session or to find out about scheduling on-site group training.
What: Foundation Center Funding Tools Webinar
When: Wednesday, February 5, 2014, at 2:00 PM ET
Who should attend? Librarians, development staff, provosts, researchers, and anyone who wants to find funders!
How to Register? Register Online , or via email to Nora Niesen at: nln@foundationcenter.org
The Foundation Directory Online (FDO), the leading institutional funding research tool, helps connect grantseekers with grantmakers. Updated weekly, FDO includes reliably-sourced details on over 120,000 foundations, corporate donors, and public charities, and their 3 million recently awarded grants. FDO’s current, accurate, and comprehensive information is commonly used by fundraisers, administrators, professors, researchers, students, and librarians as their premier source for fundraising research.
The Foundation Grants to Individuals Online (GTIO) database has detailed information on nearly 10,000 foundations and public charities that fund students, artists, researchers, and other individual grantseekers. If you serve individuals in need of grants or scholarships, GTIO is the resource for you.
Both these databases are available for free access when you visit theNonprofit Resource Center at the Onondaga County Central Library. For more information about this collection of accessing the online databases, please call 315-435-1900
By Rick Moyers
Check out this and other BoardSource titles for free from the Nonprofit Resource Center collection at the Central Library.
Better Bylaws:Creating Effective Rules for Your Nonprofit Board
D. Benson Tesdahl, Esq
Building the Governance Partnership: The Chief Executive's Guide to Getting the Best from the Board
Sherill K. Williams and Kathleen A. McGinnis
Board Fundamentals: Understanding Roles in Nonprofit Governance
Berit M. Lakey
Donor Cultivation and the Donor Lifecylce Map
by Deborah Kaplan Policy
Friday March 7, 2014 and Friday May 2, 2014.
Free workshops for 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations. Learn about the resources and services of the Nonprofit Resource Center. Receive hands-on training and search strategies for searching the Foundation Directory Online database to locate new funding prospects. Meet on 3rd floor of the Central Library for collection orientation.
Call the Central Library at (315)435-1900 to pre-register or to find out about scheduling a 30-minute one-on-one session or on-site group training.
Giving Tuesday
Sponsored by the Central New York Community Foundation
Use your social media accounts to vote for the nonprofit you feel deserves $5,000.
Free webinars are available from Grantspace.org
Grantseeking Basics
December 2, 2013 3:00PM
Introduction to Fundraising Planning
December 12, 2013 3:00PM
Proposal Writing Basics
December 12, 2013 1:00PM
Proposal Budgeting Basics
December 17, 2013
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