It’s getting closer and closer! Have you reserved your spot?
This dynamic, inspiring and sure-to-be transformative conference is aimed at igniting hope and fostering resilience within the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors. Designed for leaders, board members, and changemakers passionate about driving positive change and making a lasting impact in their communities. Don’t miss this optimal chance to come together with industry colleagues to delve deeper into the challenges and opportunities facing both the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors today, while exploring innovative strategies for overcoming adversity, embracing change, and cultivating hope – even in uncertain times.
As you connect with like-minded professionals to exchange ideas and build meaningful collaborations, our esteemed speakers and experts will share insights, experiences, and practical solutions empowering you to lead with vision, purpose, and compassion.
Capacity is limited, so don’t wait to reserve your spot and REGISTER TODAY!
$50 | Alliance Members $65 | Non-Alliance Members
Deadline to register is October 6 or until we have reached capacity!PLEASE NOTE: The conference will replace our regular October Quarterly Member Meeting.
Deadline to be a sponsor and/or vendor is OCTOBER 1!
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