How to Identify and Pull From Your Philanthropic Bench: Tapping Into Gen Y & Z Donors
Presenter: Bloomerang
Cost: Free
Philanthropy has been focused on the traditional old, white, and wealthy donor base. This thinking has nonprofits focus on Boomers and Gen Xers as donors and leaving other generations on the giving sidelines. Millennials are now a 1/3 of the workforce, and Gen X is moving into the workforce; now is the time to veer from that thinking. Organizations need to start strategizing on how to engage with Millennials & Gen Z because they actively seek to create an impact while shaping and redefining the philanthropy space. And yet, this energy has been ignored time and time again.
This training will prepare you and your organizations a step further because you will walk away equipped with the knowledge and resources to include Millennials and Gen Z in your fundraising strategy successfully.
Learning Objectives:
- Who Millennials and Gen Z are
- Understand the value in engaging a wider audience
- Tips on identifying Gen Y & Z constituents
- How to engage & influence different generations, especially Millennials & Gen Z
Other Info: This webinar will be recorded for future viewing. If you can't make it, go ahead and register anyway. You'll receive the recording a little later.
Presenter: Dominique Calixte
Calixte serves as your connection to the nonprofit sector with a focus on development and fundraising. She joins us with 6 years of professional fundraising experience and several years of nontraditional nonprofit experience. She has been able to support nonprofits in building revenue streams implementing systems, and inclusive fundraising practices. She also has an interest in activating millennials as change-makers through philanthropy, donor engagement strategies, and effective DEI practices in the fundraising space. She currently works at the YW Boston as the Associate Director of Annual Giving and Special Events. Calixte is also a board member for the Boston Chapter of Young Nonprofit Professionals Network, an advisory board member of the Massachusetts Chapter of Democrats for Education Reform, member of Resilient Sisterhood Project's Young Advisory Leadership Council, and an Education & IDEA committee member for the AFP Massachusetts chapter.
NDANO offers live in-person and online learning opportunities for nonprofits, often with partners. Members receive discounted rates on all NDANO events. All times are Central unless otherwise indicated.
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