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July News for Montana Nonprofits
MNA seeks Indigenous Fundraising Coach – We are looking for proposals from qualified individuals or organizations to provide fundraising coaching tailored to Indigenous fundraisers. Fundraisers will be taking part in MNA’s Fundraising Cohort during this time, receiving additional instruction and resources focused on engaging individual donors alongside a cohort of 20 Montana nonprofit organizations.
Does Your Organization Have Leaders Who are Good Story Tellers? – Leaders Must Embrace Authentic Engagement to Build Trust and Credibility
Senior leaders are moving away from polished messages toward authentic, consistent engagement. This shift helps leaders connect meaningfully and maintain trust in today’s digital and dispersed environments.
Tell Us Something – The Pursuit of Happiness – 9/23 – University of Montana Dennison Theater
Eight storytellers will share their true personal stories without notes on the theme: “Pursuit of Happiness”
Marc Moss tells us something about Tell Us Something – A New Angle
This week’s guest is Marc Moss, creator of Tell Us Something, a live storytelling program producing events across Montana. Tell Us Something is now in its 15th year and expanding into new forms of storytelling.
Introducing Montana Nonprofit Association’s new Fundraising Cohort
Targeted support and customized learning to help you grow your fundraising capacity.
May News for Montana Nonprofits This baby is looooong. There’s a treat at the end if you make it that far!
Join us for a Nonprofit Leader Retreat at Fairmont Hot Springs June 1 and 2.
Your Networking Efforts and Why You Should Compound Relationships, Not Just Contacts
Why your network should deepen, not just widen.
Community Spotlight: Tell Us Something. Are you interested in telling your story?
Tell Us Something, Missoula’s live storytelling event, returns in June but the call for storytellers is already underway! Each event features 7-8 storytellers from the local community who share their personal stories from memory and without notes.
What is your “Power of Place” story? Tell Us Something April News
In this month’s newsletter, we explore “The Power of Place”, beginning with a harrowing personal story from the confluence of the Lewis and Snake Rivers. This theme anchors our upcoming June 16th event at Bonner Park, and we are officially calling for storytellers to pitch their own narratives.
Eventgroove Customer Reviews – See what our customers say about Eventgroove
Another great set of tickets from Event Groove. Super easy to design and fast delivery. The price point is great as well. I run a non-profit and it’s always nice to keep costs down and still have an exceptional product. I’ve been ordering from EventGroove for years and plan to do many more! Joey D.