Fundraising experts present tips at Verdants 4th annual networking event

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Verdant Health Commission organized its fourth annual Community Health Networking Event on Friday at the Lynnwood Event Center, drawing around 200 participants from 85 different organizations. Attendees explored 70 booths designed to facilitate networking and collaboration among nonprofits and funders. Fundraising experts presented actionable strategies to help nonprofits enhance their funding efforts and outreach capabilities. The event not only aimed to strengthen community health services but also to promote innovative partnerships. The gathering is significant as it reflects a broader trend towards community engagement in health-related issues.

By connecting various stakeholders, the event sought to address local health concerns more effectively. The growing number of organizations involved underscores the importance of collaborative efforts in improving community health outcomes. Such initiatives are vital for fostering a healthier and more connected community.

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