Every month, we compile the internet’s biggest list of free nonprofit webinars.
Organizations are always looking for innovative ways to adapt to the challenges of working remotely, all while trying to find volunteers and lead successful teams.
It’s more important than ever for us to come together and share our knowledge and resources.
The webinars below cover everything your nonprofit needs to know about fundraising, events and all the tips and tricks for using GoogleAds.
Topics include donor acquisition, artificial intelligence, strategic planning, board building, sustainability and much more.
Now onto this month’s webinars. Please note, all times are indicated in ET (unless otherwise noted).
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Maximizing Your Value Proposition to Garner Needed Financial Support
November 2, 11:00 AM
A strong value proposition helps nonprofits demonstrate why their work deserves investment. David Lee explores how to identify funder priorities and communicate an organization’s distinctive contribution. Participants will consider how to craft a compelling case for support. The session also addresses communicating impact to prospective supporters. Practical approaches to building longer-term funding relationships round out the discussion.
Preparing Your Nonprofit for 2027: Technology, AI, and Digital Strategy
November 3, 1:00 PM
Choosing technology for 2027 requires balancing organizational needs, budgets, and staff capacity. Participants will explore how to assess existing systems and prioritize future investments. The discussion covers developing a realistic roadmap for using AI. It also examines the skills and resources needed to put digital plans into practice. Attendees will consider which emerging trends deserve attention now and which can be monitored.
The Overlooked Generation: Why Gen X Is the Missing Link in the Great Wealth Transfer
November 4, 1:00 PM
Generation X deserves more attention in conversations about the Great Wealth Transfer. Kimberly Bottom examines this generation’s role in annual, major, blended, and planned giving. The session considers how trust, visible impact, and financial confidence influence donor decisions. Connected data, streamlined workflows, and human-controlled AI feature in the discussion. Participants will identify practical steps to improve Gen X donor relationships.
Reciprocity in Practice: Closing the Loop Between Donors, Funds, Grants and Community Impact
November 4, 1:00 PM
Community foundations often manage donor records, finances, grants, and reporting across separate systems. This session explores ways to connect those processes and reduce duplicate data entry. Participants will consider how donor-advised funds, endowment allocations, grants, and scholarships fit into a coordinated workflow. The discussion also covers giving fundholders clearer access to balances and impact information. Better oversight can help identify inactive or underspending funds sooner.
AI Impact Hour for Nonprofits
November 4, 1:00 PM
Practical applications of AI take centre stage in this interactive session. Examples and demonstrations will show how nonprofit teams are using AI in their everyday work. Participants can share their experiences and questions with peers. The discussion welcomes both newcomers and those already experimenting with AI. Attendees will compare challenges, successes, and possible next steps.
From Auction Night to December 31: Turning Event Momentum Into Year-End Gifts
November 4, 2:00 PM
Fundraising events can create connections that extend well beyond the evening itself. Mallory Erickson explains how to segment attendees into five supporter types. Participants will learn a four-touch follow-up rhythm for the 30 days after an event. The approach prioritizes gratitude and curiosity before another fundraising ask. Donor conversation examples will help teams sustain engagement through year-end.
Donor Outreach Made Easy: How to Leverage AI but Maintain Authenticity
November 4, 2:00 PM
AI and automation can make donor communications more timely without sacrificing personal connection. Participants will explore how to tailor outreach to donor information and engagement history. The session considers which routine communications can be streamlined. It also examines ways to maintain consistency while keeping messages relevant and authentic. The emphasis is on stronger donor relationships rather than automation for its own sake.
Preparing Your Nonprofit’s Finances for 2027: A Roadmap to Preparedness
November 5, 1:00 PM
Financial preparedness requires planning for more than one possible outcome. This session examines three-scenario budgets and ways to strengthen internal controls. Participants will consider financial risks, compliance, and reporting practices. The discussion also addresses improving board financial literacy. Nonprofit leaders can use these approaches to prepare for uncertainty in 2027.
Get Your Board Fundraising
November 5, 2:00 PM
Board members can contribute to fundraising in different ways, even when they are hesitant about asking for gifts. The session explores common barriers to board involvement and how to address them. Participants will examine practical fundraising activities suited to different members. The discussion also considers aligning trustees around organizational priorities. Attendees will learn how to make board fundraising a more shared and achievable responsibility.
How to Read Your Financial Statements: What They Tell You and Others About Your Nonprofit
November 5, 2:00 PM
Financial statements can reveal trends that matter to nonprofit decision-makers. This session explains how to interpret financial reports and understand what they say about an organization’s position. The discussion connects financial information to audits and annual regulatory filings. Participants will consider how to identify changes in financial performance. They will also learn to communicate financial information more clearly to boards and funders.
Helping Nonprofits Gear Up for 2027
November 5, 2:00 PM
Year-end fundraising and next-year planning often compete for the same limited time. Pamela Grow shares ways to strengthen appeals and reconnect with lapsed supporters. Participants will explore encouraging one-time donors to give again. Donor retention and consistent stewardship are central themes. The session helps fundraising teams carry current momentum into 2027.
Leveraging AI to Tell Compelling Stories
November 9, 12:00 PM
Good data stories require more than attractive charts. Drawing on more than 100 nonprofit examples, this workshop examines effective visualization choices. Participants will explore what happens when a compelling hypothesis does not match the evidence. The role of AI in storytelling is considered alongside inaccuracies and the need for human review. Attendees will gain practical ways to present data more clearly and responsibly.
End-of-Year Impact Reporting
November 10, 1:00 PM
Turning scattered programme information into an impact report can be time-consuming. Participants will explore ways to bring reporting data together in one place. The session examines how AI can help summarize information, identify patterns, and support narrative drafting. It also considers how to communicate results clearly to funders and other stakeholders. The emphasis is on producing useful year-end reports with less manual work.
Introduction to Proposal Writing
November 10, 2:00 PM
A well-structured proposal helps funders understand both a project and the need it addresses. Dave Holmes introduces the core components of a foundation grant proposal. Participants will cover needs statements, project descriptions, and evaluation plans. The 90-minute session also addresses proposal preparation and submission practices. Maintaining constructive relationships with prospective funders is part of the discussion.
Winter Product Roundup: Make Every Year-End Moment Matter
November 10, 2:00 PM
Year-end fundraising creates opportunities to improve how donors are identified, engaged, and thanked. Participants will explore approaches to tailoring outreach for different supporters. The session considers ways to simplify online giving and build more consistent donor journeys. Personalized acknowledgements are another focus. Attendees can consider how these approaches might improve the supporter experience without adding unnecessary complexity.
Giving Tuesday Donation Page Set Up on Auctria: 3 Steps + 3 Hot Tips
November 10, 2:00 PM
A clear, accessible donation page can make GivingTuesday campaigns easier for supporters to navigate. Participants will explore a three-step approach to setting up a campaign page. The session also introduces practical tips for campaign communications. Ambassador outreach, follow-up, and storytelling are discussed as ways to sustain engagement. A question-and-answer segment addresses implementation challenges.
The Connected Classroom Advantage: What the Microsoft + Blackbaud Partnership Means for Schools
November 12, 1:00 PM
Schools often use several digital tools to manage lessons, assignments, and communication. This session explores how a more connected learning environment can reduce duplication and simplify everyday tasks. Participants will consider approaches to assignment creation, submission, grading, and feedback. The discussion also covers collaboration between teachers and pupils across digital platforms. The focus is on improving teaching workflows while making better use of existing technology.
From Check-In to Check-Out: No Lines, More Fundraising
November 12, 1:00 PM
Long queues at fundraising events can take attention away from guests and giving. Laurie Hochman and Jordan Johnson share approaches to smoother event operations. Their Plan, Run, Close framework covers the guest journey from arrival to departure. Participants will consider pre-authorized payment cards and digital checkout. The goal is less friction for attendees and more time for donor engagement.
Protect Your Grant, Multiply Your Impact: A Nonprofit’s Guide to Using AI with Google Ad Grants
November 12, 2:00 PM
Digital advertising grants can help eligible nonprofits reach new audiences without drawing on their core marketing budgets. This session examines ways to use AI to support campaign planning and ad copy. Participants will learn about compliance requirements and safeguards. The discussion considers how to improve campaign performance without putting grant eligibility at risk. Practical examples connect AI-assisted work to more effective outreach.
Make the Most of GivingTuesday: Insights, Strategies, and Resources for Success
November 13, 1:00 PM
GivingTuesday offers opportunities to mobilize supporters as well as raise funds. Participants will explore campaign trends and examples of effective community engagement. The session considers how digital tools can support outreach and fundraising activities. It also looks at ways to plan and sustain supporter participation before the campaign date. Attendees will gain practical ideas they can adapt to their own organizations.
Win More Grants: Learn What Funders Wish Every Nonprofit Knew Before Applying
November 16, 1:00 PM
Strong grant applications begin with understanding what funders value. Edward Byers examines common mistakes that weaken proposals and the factors behind funding decisions. Participants will learn how to align applications with funder priorities. The discussion also covers communicating organizational impact more effectively. Grant seeking is considered within a broader strategy for sustainable fundraising.
What Black-led Nonprofits Actually Need: Part 2
November 17, 12:00 PM
This follow-up conversation revisits the needs of Black-led nonprofits and their relationships with funders. Panellists from the POISE Foundation, BRIC, and Candid share perspectives on support and funding practices. The discussion explores trust and what meaningful partnerships require beyond transactional grants. Participants will hear directly from leaders working in this space. The session builds on an earlier conversation held in August.
How Nonprofits Are Connecting Their Tools to Drive Growth for 2027
November 17, 1:00 PM
Disconnected digital tools can make it difficult to understand how supporters engage with a nonprofit. This session explores ways to connect websites, email, donor records, and marketing activity. Participants will consider how coordinated workflows support a fuller view of the supporter journey. Cross-channel measurement is another focus. The discussion offers ideas for improving digital planning and growth in 2027.
Is Starting a Nonprofit Right for You?
November 18, 12:00 PM
Starting a nonprofit involves legal, operational, and strategic decisions. Dave Holmes explores what prospective founders should consider before creating an organization. Participants will learn about practical steps and available resources. The session also examines alternatives to establishing a new nonprofit. It is designed to help attendees assess whether starting an organization is the right route for their goals.
How to Launch a Social Media Ambassador Program for Your Nonprofit
November 18, 1:00 PM
Supporters can help nonprofits extend their reach by sharing messages through their own networks. Heather Mansfield explains the foundations of a social media ambassador programme. The mini-webinar covers creating a landing page and recruiting ambassadors. Participants will also learn about providing toolkits and maintaining engagement. The focus is on building a programme that supporters can participate in consistently.
Top Global Nonprofit Governance Insights: What Boards Worldwide Are Facing, and What It Means for US Nonprofits
November 18, 1:00 PM
Nonprofit boards face changing expectations around oversight and risk. This session shares insights from international governance discussions. Participants will consider what those patterns mean for US nonprofits, particularly small and medium-sized organizations. The discussion highlights practical questions boards can use to review their approach. The aim is to translate global insights into stronger local governance.
Know Your Donors, Raise More
November 18, 2:00 PM
The 2026 Giving Signals Report offers insights into changing donor expectations. Rachel Muir explores what motivates supporters, including Millennial donors. Transparency, belonging, and evidence of impact are central themes. Participants will consider how these findings can inform donor communications and engagement. The session connects research insights to practical fundraising decisions.
Your Program Officer Is Just Not That Into You: Reading Funder Signals Honestly, and What to Do with the Answer
November 19, 12:00 PM
Encouraging conversations with funders do not always lead to an invitation to apply. Allecia Harley explains how to recognize signs of an aligned relationship versus a stalled one. Participants will learn language for asking direct questions about funder interest. A one-page audit offers a way to assess existing funder relationships. The 30-minute session focuses on deciding where to invest limited development time.
Asking Styles—Ask with More Confidence & Raise More
November 19, 1:00 PM
Fundraisers have different strengths when it comes to asking for support. Brian Saber introduces four asking styles and ways to recognize them. Participants will explore how to adapt their approach to donor conversations. The session also considers working with board members and communicating a case for support. A quiz and handout provide tools for applying the ideas.
Close Strong, Plan Ahead: A Practical Year-End Playbook for Nonprofit Finance Leaders
November 19, 1:00 PM
Closing the financial year well can make planning for the next one easier. This session examines practical year-end finance processes. Participants will explore automation and ways to reduce reliance on spreadsheets. The discussion also addresses financial reporting and preparing for 2027. Finance leaders can identify improvements in efficiency and oversight.
Funding on Shaky Ground: Building Resilient Fundraising Boards
November 19, 2:00 PM
Funding uncertainty creates challenges for both nonprofit leaders and boards. This session examines how boards can respond more effectively to fundraising risks. Participants will consider diversifying income and using forecasts to inform decisions. The discussion also explores how trustees can support fundraising resilience. Attendees will gain ideas for strengthening board involvement when funding conditions change.
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