In the face of prolonged disruption and uncertainty, how can nonprofits ask donors for support in ways that are highly compelling yet incredibly sensitive? This webinar offers an espresso shot collection of ideas and practices to help nonprofit leaders ask for – and secure – the contributions upon which their organizations depend. Following the presentation, there's plenty of additional time for decaffeinated Q&A.

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Amidst a still-unfolding public health and economic crisis, leaders of nonprofit organizations are profoundly challenged to sustain the support of their donors, members, volunteers, and other stakeholders. This 24-minute webinar (presented live, with additional time for open Q&A) offers an espresso shot of substantive & actionable recommendations designed to help you protect the relationships upon which your organization depends.

Bring your favorite instrument and something to drink and let’s toast to ACCM2020 together. More information to come soon!

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Led by Miranda Culp. Storytelling is a powerful tool we can all use right now to reframe the conversation around the arts. This workshop will dig into how to organize your thoughts and tell your story, to put a human face on the work and the impact it has on our communities and economy.

With special guests Senator Ben Allen (26th District), Speaker Anthony Rendon (63rd District), Assemblymember Sydney Kamlager (54th District), and Assemblymember Ian Calderon (57th District)

Hear from Tom DeCaigny, California Alliance for Arts Education; Sarah Weber, Association of California Symphony Orchestras; Julie Baker, Californians for the Arts, Pat Wayne, CreateCA and Celeste DeWald, California Association of Museums and Jason Schmelzer, Partner, Shaw, Yoder, Antwih, Schmelzer & Lange and Lobbyist, California Arts Advocates.

Get your creative brain flowing! Participate in a Zoom hour of live performances. Learn a dance from Ms. Tee Sandifer, President of Studio T Urban Dance Academy in Sacramento and vice-chair of the Arts Education Council for Americans for the Arts and a drawing primer from Cynthia Huerta, @lovewithjoyart.

While so much is changing quickly, one thing remains the same: the arts and culture are essential. Learn how to be an effective arts advocate with Julie Baker, Californians for the Arts Executive Director.

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