Presented by Kathy MacFarlane May 11, 9-11am

In these uncertain times, non-profit fund development has never been more difficult, or more important. How do you divide fund development efforts on a Board with a staff member(s), and on a Board without? Where do the division of responsibilities lie? Successful fundraising is a team sport that involves engaged Board members, and potentially paid staff. Who does what, and how? This session will help you demystify fund development roles and responsibilities, and increase the probability of organizational fund development success.

Join us for detailed information about the division of responsibilities, and to receive some concrete tools for moving your organization's fund development forward. If applicable, it is best if both an organizational Administrator and Board member from each organization register to attend.

• specific roles in fundraising
• why is fundraising important
• why do people give?
• fund development organizational models
• concrete tools that will help your organization move forward

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Two Sessions offered by Tymm Mackie

Session 1: May 5, 9am - noon
Intercultural Competency, Multiculturalism and Immigrants

Cultural differences will be discussed, and we will explore how we can move from ethnocentricity to ethnorelativism. Examine challenges newcomers face while navigating culture shock and integration. How can host community members help? Multiculturalism in Canada, related legislation, policies, and history are also covered.

Participants will gain knowledge about cultural differences and how they affect our relationships.

Session 2: May 12, 9am - 11am
Engaging Ethnocultural Communities

This session explores meaningful ways to connect with diverse cultural populations in your community by learning how to navigate cultural differences.

Participants will learn strategies to create an effective plan to engage with diverse cultural populations in their community.

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