How to find funding to sustain your community projects
Tuesday, April 19, 5 -7 pm
United Way Boardroom 330 N Commerce Park Loop, Catalina building upstairs

You've worked hard to develop a great project, but you need to make sure that you have the funding to complete or sustain it. Where will you go? What will you do?
This two-hour workshop will cover the basics of fundraising, including where charitable giving comes from and the strategies to bring funds to your organization. Learn the pro's and con's of different fundraising strategies and figure out which ones will work best for you.
The workshop is presented by Jenny Carrillo, MA, CFRE, a local non-profit consultant and partner in Alexander | Carrillo Consulting, LLC. Jenny has worked in the non-profit sector for over 20 years and has helped dozens of non-profit organizations find the funding to do good work in our community.
Made possible by funding from the Pima County Health Department via the Department of Health and Human Services.

Tuesday, April 20, 5 -7 pm
United Way Boardroom 330 N Commerce Park Loop, Catalina building upstairs

This two hour workshop is designed for people who want to do a better job running meetings. Participants will work actively together to figure out how to solve problems typical of meetings that don't work well. Special attention will be paid to dealing with frustrating situations that keep meetings from being productive.
Workshop examples use neighborhood activities of Communities Putting Prevention to Work, neighborhood efforts to increase healthy options and choices in nutrition and physical activity.
The workshop is presented by Freda Johnson a local consultant with Rillito Consulting Group.
Made possible by funding from the Pima County Health Department via the Department of Health and Human Services

Thursday, May 12, 6 -7:30 pm
Urban Farm 2405 S Cottonwood Ln

Come be a part of The Community Food Bank and City High School's plans to create a community-run food production farm and educational center. Participants will play a key role in the visioning, planning, construction, and food production at the Urban Gardens. A portion of this workshop will be dedicated to learning the history of this important area.

URBAN FARM VISIONING
Thursday, May 17, 6 -7:30 pm
Urban Farm 2405 S Cottonwood Ln
Come be a part of The Community Food Bank and City High School's plans to create a community-run food production farm and educational center. Participants will play a key role in the visioning, planning, construction, and food production at the Urban Gardens.