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Grow Your Major Donor Program in 5 Hours a Week
Many fundraising teams are stretched thin and unsure where to focus their limited time and energy. Jennifer will share a simple, repeatable system for identifying, cultivating, and closing major donors in just five hours a week. Walk away with a clear action plan for focusing on the fundraising activities that drive the greatest results—no matter the size of your team. Presented by: Jennifer Whitaker, Jennifer Whitaker Consulting, LLC
Leading Across Generations: Cultivating Empathy, Retention, and Engagement in Sanctuary Communities
Many sanctuary leaders face ongoing challenges with staff and volunteer retention, as well as keeping younger generations actively engaged. In this webinar, we will explore: Generational Dynamics: Understanding what drives Gen Z and Millennial volunteers and staff, and how to align organizational practices with their values. Empathetic Leadership: Applying humane education and empathy principles internally to strengthen workplace culture, reduce burnout, and build mutual respect. Sustained Engagement: Practical ways to give younger supporters connection in various capacities to turn short-term…
Smarter Grant Research for Animal Sanctuaries
Finding grants for animal sanctuaries can be challenging. Many of the most visible animal welfare grants are geared toward companion animal shelters, while funding opportunities for sanctuaries are often less obvious and require more strategic research. In this practical, live session, Stephanie will show you how to find, evaluate, and prioritize grant opportunities that are a strong fit for your sanctuary. You’ll learn multiple research strategies and tools you can use to uncover potential funders, including how to use 990s…
Leveraging the Power of Film in Sanctuary
This webinar showcases how sanctuaries can leverage film and visual storytelling to advance their mission, reach new audiences, and advocate for animals. Featuring clips from “Forever Home” and “Maria and the Flock”, filmmakers will explore how they used film to raise awareness, build empathy, and tell a moving story. Panelists include: Austin Meyer (Filmmaker- Maria and the Flock, featuring Animal Place, CA) Meg Aston (Animal Care Director at Animal Place, CA) Allison Argo (Filmmaker- Forever Home, featuring Piedmont Farm Animal…
Identify and achieve your goals – don’t just keep your head above water
Presented by: Gregg Tully, Animals Unbound How does a successful program or campaign help you create the world you want for animals? Nonprofit leaders and managers need to spend most of our time on everyday work, but too many of us feel like we’re drowning in work without knowing if we’re producing meaningful change. If you don’t dedicate time to identifying the goals of your project or your organization as well as specific steps to achieve them, you may struggle…
2025 Carole Noon and Outstanding Sanctuary Awards Virtual Ceremony
Meet and hear from all the 2025 Carole Noon and Outstanding Sanctuary Award Winners!
Building Trust Online: What Donors and Volunteers Expect From Your Website
Presented by Dave Graham, Sanctuary Websites Donors don’t just give to sanctuaries — they give to sanctuaries they trust. Volunteers don’t just sign up — they commit to causes they believe in. Agenda: 1. Why trust matters online 2. What donors expect from your website 3. What volunteers expect from your website 4. Common trust-breaking mistakes 5. How to build long-term confidence online 6. Website Reviews
Writing Effective Protocols
Presented by Tim & Stephanie Perciful, Consulting for Animals This webinar explores the importance of clear, effective protocols in animal care settings, from daily routines to disaster response. Participants will learn the distinctions between SOPs and SOGs, define roles and responsibilities, and examine how partnerships strengthen preparedness. Core topics include quarantine practices, daily care standards, and disaster planning—each critical to safeguarding staff, volunteers, and the animals in our care.