A live session for board members
who want to learn how to fundraise.
September 24 at 6 PM EST.
👇🏼Save your spot below. 👇🏼
Spots are limited to 100, reserved exclusively for board members. Spots fill fast and we want to make sure the right people are in the room — so if that's not you, pass it along to someone on your board.
Workshop Overview:
Fundraising doesn’t have to be scary or uncomfortable—even if you’re not “a fundraiser.” This interactive session is designed for Board Members just like you.
We’ll explore the fears and myths that hold Boards back and reframe fundraising as joyful, relational, and aligned with your mission. Walk away with practical tools and renewed confidence.
Here is what we will cover:
✅Five beliefs that make fundraising hard and how to overcome them
✅How to fundraise authentically without begging or “being salesy”
✅Tangible, realistic ways to support your organization’s fundraising
✅Q&A on your real-life fundraising challenges
This is for you if:
You’re a Board Member who wants to support fundraising but feels uncomfortable
You believe fundraising should align with values and mission
You’re ready to show up and participate
Please note: This workshop is offered for free live only. There will be no recording, so you need to show up to participate!
Meet the Speakers
Nevine Sedki
Senior Consultant at Further Together
Nevine has 25+ years in community-centric fundraising and organizational development. She has raised millions across arts, youth, and community organizations. Nevine is also a long-time DJ and radio host.
Caitlin McBride
Senior Consultant at Further Together
Caitlin is a Certified Fund Raising Executive with experience in both large UK nonprofits and grassroots Canadian charities. She specializes in authentic donor relationships and sustainable systems. Caitlin also serves as Vice-Chair of the Board at New Westminster Family Place.
👇🏼 Save your spot for September 24 at 6 PM EST 👇🏼
Spots are limited to 100, reserved exclusively for board members. Spots fill fast and we want to make sure the right people are in the room — so if that's not you, pass it along to someone on your board.