Nonprofit Alliance’s Meet the Funders Speed-Networking Event for Nonprofits to Take Place Oct. 30, 2024

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The Nonprofit Alliance of Monroe County is set to host its annual Meet the Funders Speed-Networking Event on October 30, 2024, at the Monroe County Public Library, providing a valuable platform for local nonprofits. The event will run from 9:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.

and is free for all participating organizations. Attendees will benefit from a panel discussion featuring prominent community leaders, including Marcus Whited from the Community Foundation and Michelle Gilchrist from the Bloomington Health Foundation. This discussion will focus on what funders seek in grant applications, offering insights that can significantly enhance nonprofits’ funding strategies. Following the panel, speed networking sessions will allow nonprofits to engage directly with grant-makers, fostering essential connections. The Nonprofit Alliance, a collaboration involving the City of Bloomington and other local organizations, seeks to bolster the nonprofit sector through improved communication and collaboration.

This initiative reflects a growing emphasis on supporting nonprofits in securing necessary funding to address community needs. For registration and more details, interested parties can visit the Monroe County Public Library's website.

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