National Fundraising Conference Goes Online September 14-15
OneCause, a leader in online and event fundraising, announced it is moving the annual Raise Event Fundraising Conference online with a two-day virtual conference September 14-15, 2020.
The first Virtual Raise Conference will combine the high-quality, industry leading content, fundraising innovation, and networking opportunities Raise is best known for in a new online format that empowers nonprofit professionals to exchange real experiences and ideas. OneCause will be offering free registration for the virtual conference to provide access to valuable insights and timely discussions for all nonprofits.
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“Over the last six weeks we’ve been closely evaluating the shifting needs of the nonprofit community in response to COVID-19 and exploring options for Raise 2020,” said Steve Johns, chief executive officer for OneCause. “Many nonprofits are experiencing unprecedented fundraising circumstances and budget constraints in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. With this is in mind, we’ve decided to move to a free virtual conference to ensure we can deliver an amazing Raise experience this year that recognizes the current challenges facing nonprofits and provides them a platform to continue to innovate their fundraising.”
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Attendees will have access to a multi-track session line-up including live sessions focused on emerging best practices in event fundraising, peer-to-peer and social fundraising, and philanthropic strategy, with a new focus on fundraising shifts in light of COVID-19. Additionally, the Virtual Raise Conference will provide unique networking and collaboration opportunities with designated sessions for interactive Q&A and discussion with speakers, nonprofit industry thought leaders, and other fundraisers. Full speaker line-up will be available early summer 2020.
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