America's Charities | June 13, 2016
Register Now & Join us June 28th at 2pm ET: The Ethics of Technology and Fundraising
From crowdfunding to mobile donations, technological advances have completely remade the fundraising landscape. But as easy as it is to collect money in efficient ways, major risks lurk for both your organization and its supporters.
June 28, 2016, join America’s Charities Interim CEO Jim Starr and Independent Sector for an in-depth look at how organizations can prepare for and navigate the ethical implications of new fundraising practices. A panel of experts will discuss policies that you can implement to safeguard your organization and how Independent Sector’s Principles for Good Governance and Ethical Practice can guide you to successful fundraising practices that protect your staff, donors, and data.
Register Below to Attend for Free!
- Visit www.independentsector.org/ethics_technology_registration_ac
- Create an account and that will take you to the registration page
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