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/p>\nHow do nonprofits raise the money they nee d and communicate the true costs of community change? In this session\, we will explore how to divide organizational budgets into true program budge ts\, including how to allocate costs which are part of all program budgets \, such as bookkeeping and accounting\, fundraising\, and board developmen t.
\nThe Program Budgeting for Maximum Impact facilitator is Melanie Palmer\, GPC\, CFRE. Melanie is the Owner and Principal of M. Palmer Cons ulting\, a fundraising consulting firm specializing in grants\, fundraisin g\, leadership development\, board development\, and organizational manage ment. Having raised millions of dollars for nonprofit organizations both a s a staff member and consultant\, Melanie is a visionary nonprofit leader who loves the big picture\, executes the small details\, and wants everyon e at the table. She is committed to the elevation of the grants profession \, the empowerment of young professionals\, and the maximization of everyo ne&rsquo\;s unique skills. Melanie was the first Grant Professional Certif ied (GPC) in the state of Arkansas. She serves on the Board of Directors f or the Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence and the Grant Professi onals Association\, Arkansas Chapter.
\nEssentials NWA is an introdu ctory workshop focused on key capacity-building topics. This workshop uses asset mapping and community feedback to help organizations identify gaps and create actionable plans. Topics may include accessing grant funding\, developing new revenue streams\, building partnerships\, improving communi ty engagement\, and more.
\nThis series is presented in part nership with Mid-America Arts Alliance and Creative Arkansas Community Hub &\; Exchange.
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For disability accommodations\, call 479.856.7250 or email \;questions@faylib.org \;2-3 weekdays before a program. Plan your visit by viewing our building map \;and details on accessibility se rvices.
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