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In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, organizations must be prepared to navigate crises effectively. This free virtual workshop will provide participants with the essential tools and strategies needed to develop a strong crisis communications plan.

Successful fundraising is essential for nonprofit organizations to sustain and grow their impact. In this free virtual workshop, participants will learn practical strategies, best practices, and innovative approaches to cultivate donor relationships, diversify revenue streams, and enhance fundraising effectiveness.

Stress is an unavoidable part of leadership, but when left unaddressed, it can hinder decision-making, creativity, and overall well-being. In this free virtual workshop, participants will learn methods of managing organizational sustainability and burnout. 

Essentials, a program of Mid-America Arts Alliance, is an introductory workshop focused on key capacity building topics. Workshop Topic: Strengthening Your Community Engagement with Caleb Fjone. This workshop will explore effective strategies to deepen community engagement, foster meaningful relationships, and amplify your organization’s mission. Participants will learn how to leverage partnerships and develop programs that serve their communities. Through interactive discussion and shared learning, attendees will gain practical insights into assessing community needs, building trust, and creating initiatives that encourage long-term involvement.

Essentials, a program of Mid-America Arts Alliance, is an introductory workshop focused on key capacity building topics. Workshop Topic: Diversifying Your Revenue Streams with Becky Boesen. This workshop will explore strategies to diversify revenue streams, ensuring long-term sustainability and growth. Participants will gain insights into earned income opportunities, individual giving, corporate partnerships, grant funding, and crowdfunding.

In West Texas, Lubbock Cultural Arts Foundation Director Stacy Keith knew arts leaders in her community wanted to do more. Situated in the arid plains, Lubbock’s art scene is fairly isolated—yet booming. Music festivals, performing arts events, First Fridays, museums,…