CINRC Events Calendar
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Need help acquiring grant funding for your nonprofit’s latest project? Check out this grant writing workshop to find out what you can do. Attendees will learn how to properly create a grant proposal while learning the various methods to receive a grant. Be sure to bring your ideas and questions.
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This introductory workshop will help you find potential funders for nonprofits. In addition, this workshop will provide a brief overview of resources available through the Central Illinois Nonprofit Resource Center as well as Forefront Library's online research guides, the basics of prospect research, and using free tools to supplement your grant search.
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Are you new to proposal writing or want a quick refresher? If so, you don't want to miss one of our most popular classes! Our workshop presenter is Zoe Magierek, a librarian at Forefront in Chicago, provides reference services and does research for Members and staff.
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Are you mystified by the concept of a LOGIC MODEL? This seemingly illogical-and somewhat confusing-tool has been used in various contexts since the 1960's. Many funders require grant seekers to submit a logic model with their grant proposals. So,will you accept the challenge to learn about creating and using logic models?
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Are you currently developing a program and wondering how you are going to prove its impact? Did you inherit a program with no evaluation tools? Wondering what you are supposed to submit to get the grant application renewed? Or do you simply want to survey your clients to better plan for the year ahead.
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Learn to use the Foundation Directory Online from the Foundation Center to effectively locate Private Foundation Funding. This workshop; will provide ample time to explore the database following the demonstration. So please feel free to schedule time to stay and explore potential funders.
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Learn to use the Foundation Directory Online from the Foundation Center to effectively locate Private Foundation Funding. This workshop; will provide ample time to explore the database following the demonstration. So please feel free to schedule time to stay and explore potential funders.
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You know that fulfilling your organization’s mission costs money. You also know that grant funding is one piece of a diverse funding plan. Applying for grants, however, is time-consuming and requires specialized expertise. This introductory session is designed for nonprofit staff, board members, and volunteers with little or no experience writing a grant proposal.
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UIS alum, Dr. Tosha Cantrell-Bruce, will lead a workshop on July 30, 2020 from 9 to 11 am. She will be discussing how nonprofits can use different approaches to provide both internal and external scans of their environments to maximize the efforts and reach the most clients as possible.
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This introductory class offered by Sarah Rice, an information specialist at Forefront in Chicago, will provide you the basic steps for developing a fundraising plan, including tips on: - Making your case for support - Diversifying your organization's fundraising base - Creating a plan of action
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This workshop will provide an introduction to Memorial Health System’s free online data platform. This platform features community health data in categories concerning health, economy, education, environment, public safety, social environment and transportation; as well as mapping and visualization tools, a database of evidence-based practices, and other valuable features.
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This two for one workshop includes an overview of private foundation funding followed by a close look at locating funders in the Foundation Directory Online Professional. Covering topics that include a demonstration on Foundation Directory Online Professional, how to interpret the information found there, instruction on the use of CINRC reference materials, and more.
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Are you new to proposal writing or want a quick refresher? If so, you don’t want to miss one of our most popular classes! Our workshop presenter is Sarah Rice, a librarian at Forefront in Chicago, provides reference services and does research for Members and staff.
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Grow your nonprofit’s online identity and share up-to-date information with millions of potential funders by joining us for a hands-on workshop on updating your Nonprofit Profile on GuideStar.
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This workshop will provide an introduction to Memorial Health System’s free online data platform. This platform features community health data in categories concerning health, economy, education, environment, public safety, social environment and transportation; as well as mapping and visualization tools, a database of evidence-based practices, and other valuable features.
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This two for one workshop includes an overview of private foundation funding followed by a close look at locating funders in the Foundation Directory Online Professional. Covering topics that include a demonstration on Foundation Directory Online Professional, how to interpret the information found there, instruction on the use of CINRC reference materials, and more.
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Does your organization need help directing its fundraising efforts? Planning focuses your organization by setting fundraising priorities and helps give staff and board members a roadmap to success. This introductory class will provide you with the basic steps for developing a fundraising plan.
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This two for one workshop includes an overview of private foundation funding followed by a close look at locating funders in the Foundation Directory Online Professional. Topics to be covered include a demonstration on Foundation Directory Online Professional, how to interpret the information found there, instruction on the use of CINRC community materials, and more.
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Join us for an introduction to Memorial Health’s free online data platform through Conduent Community Health Solutions. Public health data is often decentralized and difficult to find. This platform provides a central location for demographics and rankings of more than 100 health and socioeconomic indicators for Sangamon, Logan, Macon, Morgan and Christian counties.
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This two for one workshop includes an overview of private foundation funding followed by a close look at locating funders in the Foundation Directory. Topics to be covered include a demonstration on Foundation Directory, how to interpret the information found there, instruction on the use of CINRC community materials, and more.
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In this introductory workshop we’ll explore key terms and concepts related to equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). Participants will leave with a foundational understanding and practical tools for embedding equity in their personal and professional lives. Examples tailored to arts and culture, education, youth development, and community improvement.
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Are you new to proposal writing or want a quick refresher? If so, this could be the class for you! This class will provide you with an overview of how to write a standard project proposal to a foundation. It will include: 1. The basic elements of a proposal 2. The "do's" and "don'ts" of writing and submitting a proposal 3. How to follow up after the answer
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Frustrated with your current approach to fundraising? Wondering what you can do differently on a tight budget? Curious about other fundraising strategies you could try? This session will answer all those questions and more. We'll discuss the most effective fundraising strategies and ways to improve what you're already doing.
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In this introductory workshop we’ll explore key terms and concepts related to equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). Participants will leave with a foundational understanding and practical tools for embedding equity in their personal and professional lives. Examples tailored to health, religion, and human services.
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Equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) has been a topic of increasing concern over the last decade. In this introductory workshop we’ll explore key terms and concepts related to EDI. Participants will leave with a foundational understanding and practical tools for embedding equity in their personal and professional lives.
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This workshop will provide an introduction to Memorial Health System’s free online data platform. This platform features community health data in categories concerning health, economy, education, environment, public safety, social environment and transportation; as well as mapping and visualization tools, a database of evidence-based practices, and other valuable features.