Navigating Challenges in Donor Engagement

Navigating Challenges in Donor Engagement

Reignite donor passion and sustain generosity with faith-driven strategies to navigate fatigue and economic shifts. Join us!

By Faith and Philanthropy Network

Date and time

Friday, May 30 · 9:30 - 10:30am EDT.

Location

Catholic Information Center

360 Division Avenue South Grand Rapids, MI 49503

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour
  • Free venue parking

Facing donor fatigue or economic uncertainty? Discover faith-driven strategies to re-ignite donor passion and sustain generosity in challenging times. This workshop will equip you with practical tools to navigate compassion burnout and economic shifts with grace and resilience. Join us to learn how faith and stewardship can guide your fundraising through any season.

The workshop will be 60 minutes:

  • Connection/Coffee – 10 minutes
  • Topic #1 Teaching Focus – 10 minutes
  • Workshop Questions in Small Groups – 10 minutes
  • Topic #2 Teaching Focus – 10 minutes
  • Workshop Questions in Small Groups – 10 minutes
  • Big Group Share Out – 10 minutes

This framework of workshops hopes to encourage & equip Christian fundraisers to reflect on the heart of their work rooted in faith, sustained by relationships, adapted to changing contexts, and aligned with the transformative mission of God's kingdom.

Frequently asked questions

Who should attend?

The Faithful Philanthropy Network is an informal collaborative of professional fundraisers, executive directors, and anyone who works in Christian nonprofit settings who wants to learn more about fundraising in the unique context that is fundraising in West Michigan.

Do I need to be a member? Is there a cost?

Everyone is welcome! There are no fees to attend.

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Faith and Philanthropy Network

The Faith and Philanthropy Network is a space to explore current challenges and opportunities for fundraisers working in nonprofit organizations who receive a significant amount of funding from faith-based sources.

It is not affiliated with any specific denomination, association, or consulting firm.