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About 90% of local revitalization initiatives fail. The few successes are seldom resilient, equitable or green.
Getting certified online as a Revitalization & Resilience Facilitator (RE Facilitator) enables you to change that.

The RECONOMICS Institute is offering WANGO members a $100 discount on their tuition for the $299 *Complete Program*. You'll pay only $199 when you use this coupon code on the enrollment form:
WANGO-100. These days, every community on the planet needs recovery, revitalization and/or resilience. Improve your future by improving everyone's future.

To learn more about the RE Facilitator program, please click on the link below.

Was your nonprofit's event canceled or postponed due to COVID-19? Is it looking for a more engaging way to raise money online during these times of social isolation? Has it already decided to go virtual but does not know which platform(s) to use?

GiveButter CEO Max Friedman outlines steps every nonprofit can take right now to move any event to virtual in the Bloomerang blog article, "7 Easy Steps to Move Any Fundraising Event to Virtual."

To read the article, please click on the link below.

Innpactia will be hosting the Innpactamos Latam 2020, a free-to-attend digital summit on innovation and financial resilience for the social impact community in Latin America, from July 15 to 16.

The event, which will feature panel discussions, workshops, and master classes, including the Social Innovation Laboratory Network: Innovating in Response to COVID-19, is expected to bring together more than 2,000 development actors—organizations, social enterprises, donors, impact investors, and more.

To learn more or to register, please click on the link below.

Has your nonprofit been receiving funds lately or struggling to secure sufficient funds to enable it to advance its work? It may be wondering why being awarded grants has not been an easy task to accomplish. Gaining admittance into the “fundable club” requires it gains a competitive advantage by raising its credibility and enhancing its visibility in the funding landscape.

In this blog article, The African Academy of Sciences (AAS) explores how both large and small nonprofits can enhance their competitiveness by improving and demonstrating their grant management capabilities through certification to the international standard for Good Financial Grant Practice (GFGP).

To read the article, please click on the link below.

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