Event Information

Organizations lose around half their donor base each year. For your nonprofit to survive, you must be regularly inviting new people the cause. Hosting an inspiring large-scale event can help your organization reach a wider audience where you can cultivate engagement with new people. Over the past two decades, Mission Increase’s model for large-scale events has helped thousands of leaders to invite new people, in addition to raise more money, grow existing champions, and build community through inspiring fundraising dinners.

This workshop will focus on the important planning principles for large-scale events. When you gather together with peers in ministry to practice:

• Brainstorming your guest list
• Designing a great program
• Construct a follow-up plan

This updated workshop will surely benefit your entire team. Be sure to invite key volunteers, development staff and board members to participate. Register today!

We encourage you and your team to take full advantage of our learning series: 

1. Attend the workshop
2. Watch the national webinar - Save the date for May 17th!
3. Participate in any available coaching opportunities with your Area Director

This workshop is held in the Ministry Center rm 204. The Ministry Center building is in the center of campus, our workshop is held upstairs above the preschool. There are sets of stairs on each side of the building or an elevator in the lobby near the preschool entrance desk.

Location Details

This workshop is held in the Ministry Center room 204. The Ministry Center building is in the center of campus, our workshop is held upstairs above the preschool. There are sets of stairs on each side of the building or an elevator in the lobby near the preschool entrance desk.

Presenters

Featuring - Tara Andersen

Area Director for Orange County & Hawaii, Mission Increase

Tara has served as the Area Director for Mission Increase Orange County & Hawaii since 2017 and counts it an honor to be a part of the kingdom work happening in her community. With over 30 years of business leadership and fundraising experience where she successfully stewarded over $52M across multiple campaigns, she has the opportunity to share what she has learned with leaders as they face the unique challenges of nonprofit leadership. Tara holds degrees in Psychology and Criminal Justice, as well as a master's degree in Organizational Psychology. She also holds certifications as a CFRE (Certified Fund Raising Executive) and CCNL (Credentialed Christian Nonprofit Leader). Tara lives in Orange County with her husband, Steve, and their four sons.