Join us for an insightful in-person workshop designed for nonprofits to amplify their missions through strategic media and digital channels. This event is essential for nonprofit professionals aiming to enhance their media relations, utilize powerful digital advertising tools and effectively spread their message. Attendees will:
Gain practical insights on driving your mission through earned media, including crafting compelling stories, developing impactful pitches and mastering media outreach.
Discover how to harness the Google Ad Grant program, with guidance on eligibility, setup and optimization for maximum effectiveness.
Learn strategies to amplify your content across various communication channels, boosting engagement and keeping your community informed and involved.
Tuesday, September 10
9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Denver Public Library: Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library
(2401 Welton St., Denver, CO 80205)
This workshop is presented by the communication and marketing experts from GFM|CenterTable.
Are you maximizing your business partnerships to boost corporate giving? Join us for an-person session that will transform your approach to business philanthropy. Presented by the Colorado Gives Foundation, this training is a must-attend for anyone looking to make a bigger impact through corporate philanthropy.
Wednesday, August 28
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Colorado Gives Foundation
5855 Wadsworth Bypass, Unit A, Arvada, CO 80003
Key takeaways will include:
Understand Business Needs: Hear directly from business leaders from small, medium and large companies about what they look for in nonprofit partners.
Demystify Key Acronyms: Gain clarity on ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance), ERG (Employee Resource Groups) and CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) and their crucial roles in workplace giving.
Actionable Tactics: Discover practical strategies to enhance your corporate philanthropy efforts immediately.
Are you ready to take your nonprofit to the next level? Join us for an exclusive one-day professional development experience tailored just for nonprofit professionals! This comprehensive workshop is designed to empower you with the essential skills and knowledge needed to elevate your organization’s impact in four crucial areas:
Development: Understand the motivations behind donor giving and the art of creating a lasting impact with your base.
Marketing and Communication: Explore best practices for media and communications efforts to enhance your nonprofit’s presence with key audiences.
Finance: Navigate the essentials of nonprofit accounting from external reporting to regulatory considerations.
Board Governance: The essential introduction to effective board governance plus strategies for recruitment and engagement.
Throughout the day, expert facilitators will guide you through interactive sessions, providing practical insights and strategies that you can implement immediately.
Wednesday, July 24
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Community Room at Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library (2401 Welton St., Denver, CO 80205)
Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your professional toolkit, network with like-minded peers and contribute to the success of your mission-driven endeavors.
$100 for members
$175 for non-members
*Light breakfast and lunch are provided
Introducing the Dairy Arts Center Co-Production Program
Deadline to Apply: September 27, 2024
Are you a passionate artist or arts organization looking for an opportunity to showcase your work? The Dairy Arts Center is thrilled to announce our new Co-Production Program, designed to support the local, regional, and national arts community by offering expanded access and affordability. This program aims to provide low-risk opportunities for artists to perform, engage with new audiences, and explore innovative, underrepresented, and emerging art forms.Program Highlights:
Free Venue Rental: Successful applicants will receive 1-3 full days of theater rental at no cost, including the services of a theater technician, front-of-house staff, and box office setup.
Production Stipend: Each selected project will receive a production stipend of up to $5,000 to help offset production costs.
Revenue-Sharing Model: We offer a flexible revenue-sharing model (ranging from 20%-80%) that minimizes financial risk, allowing artists to focus on their creative endeavors.
Collaborative Partnership: Events produced under this program will be considered co-productions with the Dairy Arts Center, ensuring professional support and guidance from our Director of Programs.
Application Details:
Deadline: Applications must be submitted by September 27, 2024.
Eligibility: Open to organizations and individual artists, with each applicant allowed to apply for one project per year. Partial awards may be available depending on funding.
Production Responsibilities: Applicants are responsible for costs related to artist fees, travel and lodging, marketing materials, equipment, and supplies beyond what is covered in the stipend.
This is your chance to bring your artistic vision to life at Boulder’s premier multidisciplinary arts center. For more information and to apply, visit our website or contact the Dairy Arts Center’s Director of Programs. Let’s create something extraordinary together!
Greetings from Inside the Orchestra! Is anyone interested in sharing office space? We don’t require much space (2-3 admin offices, and potentially some storage space). We want to be in Adams County.
Virtually all of Candid’s Trainings are now free! “At Candid, we recognize that nonprofit leaders and fundraising professionals, particularly those working at small or under-resourced organizations, need access to the nonprofit training and resources that equip them to do good. Candid’s training offerings provide detailed instruction to help you build skills in fundraising, grant writing, nonprofit management, and more, and they are designed to serve different levels of expertise.” Candid was formed by joining the Foundation Center and GuideStar in 2019.
“Charles and Sandy Taylor founded A Child’s Song (ACS) in 1999 in response to their community’s need for excellent musical training combined with evidence-based music programs designed to support youth who learn differently. A Child’s Song nurtures an appreciation for music while providing programs and education to share the developmental, healing, and social-emotional benefits of music for children and adults. ACS has adapted our group and private instruction for students who learn at their own unique pace. Our lessons are taught by qualified instructors who are familiar with the many areas of these needs. Many of our music teachers are certified in Interactive Metronome therapy, and early childhood education.”
A Child’s Song offers development through music to all ages (birth-adulthood) and of all abilities in Colorado. For more information about music lessons (piano, drums, guitar, base, ukulele, violin, voice) early childhood education, school programs, reach and teach programs, or an community outreach program near you, email info@achildssong.com or visit https://achildssong.org/.
Are you looking for a space to rehearse, teach, or host a movement event? Frequent Flyers Aerial Dance has 2 beatiful studios available for rental in Boulder, CO!
Each Studio has:
a sprung dance floor with a vinyl dance floor covering
natural light
a sound system
bathrooms and dressing room areas
ADA accessibility
access to the internet
heat and air conditioning
free parking
use of our mats and crash pads
**Studio rental does not include use of aerial equipment.
Again this year The Lutheran Chorale is offering to share its music library with any choral organization in the metro Denver area. We have over five hundred titles and five thousand pieces of choral music available borrow for free. Go to our website at www.thelutheranchorale.org for a complete directory of titles and instructions on how to request to borrow. Our library is your library!
