Nonprofit Fundraising Series – Session 2: Future-proof Your Nonprofit with Sponsorship, Cause Marketing & Audience-Centric Fundraising
Joe Waters, Founder, Selfish Giving

This is the second in a series of six free, stand-alone trainings featuring national and regional experts on nonprofit fundraising. Participants may attend any or all of the virtual sessions, held each Thursday, January 15 through February 19, from 1:00 to 2:30 PM. Featured topics include the federal funding landscape, opportunities for earned revenue, cause marketing, legacy giving, corporate sponsorships, and more. Presented and sponsored by the Northland Foundation to support nonprofit capacity building in our region..

WHEN: January 22, 2026 | 1:00 – 2:30 PM

WHERE: Virtual via Zoom

WHO: Anyone involved in fundraising/development for nonprofit 501(c)3 organizations located within the 7-county/5-Tribal nation region served by the Northland Foundation

EVENT DESCRIPTION: In this fast-paced session, Joe Waters shows you how to win more partners and raise more money by rethinking three essential areas with practical tactics:

SPEAKER BIO: Joe Waters has been working at the intersection of business, philanthropy, and marketing for thirty years. He writes one of the web’s leading fundraising blogs, Selfish Giving, and is the author of a popular bi-monthly newsletter for nonprofits on building win-win corporate partnerships. Joe is the author of two books on corporate partnerships: Fundraising with Businesses: 40 New (and Improved!) Strategies for Nonprofits and Cause Marketing for Dummies. He is an instructor in the New Strategies Program at Georgetown University, which helps nonprofits develop revenue-generation strategies and has written for Huffington Post, Forbes, Mediapost, Fast Company, CMO.com, Nonprofit Quarterly, Chronicle of Philanthropy, Healthcare Philanthropy Journal and others.

REGISTER: Free of charge. https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xbTyAzAJSvWhPAT08R96rg

From traditional, ancestral & contemporary lands of Ojibwe, Dakota, Northern Cheyenne & other Native people. See a more detailed acknowledgement of this land and its history.

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