The Nonprofit Management Institute has been designed to educate nonprofit professionals and equip them with best practices in nonprofit management, leadership, and development. Classes are open to staff at all levels, as well as Board members, volunteers, and anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of the nonprofit sector.

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January 22 – full day – So You Want to Start a Nonprofit? (Nonprofit Leadership)

January 29 – 1/2 day – Leadership Under Pressure: Vision, Agility, Connection, and Messaging (Nonprofit Leadership, Organizational Development)

February 19 – 1/2 day – The Role of the Board in Fundraising During Uncertain Times (Fundraising Management, Nonprofit Leadership, Volunteer Management)

February 26 – 1/2 day – The Next Normal: Creating a Resilient and Anti-Fragile Nonprofit (Nonprofit Leadership, Organizational Development)

March 19 – full day – Strategic Planning (Organizational Development, Nonprofit Leadership)

April 23 – full day – Building a Development Plan in a Box (Resource Development, Fundraising Management)

May 14 – 1/2 day – Risk Management for Nonprofits (Finance/Legal, Organizational Development)

August 27 – full day – Engaging Your Community: How to Adapt to a Community Engagement Environment (Resource Development, Volunteer Management)

September 24 – full day – The Nuts and Bolts of Practices for Good Board Governance (Volunteer Management, Nonprofit Leadership)

October 1 – full day – Building Your Nonprofit’s Evaluation Culture: Collecting Meaningful Data for Continuous Improvement (Organizational Development)

October 15 – full day – Hire Right the First Time, with a Focus on Equity Hiring (Nonprofit Leadership, Organizational Development)

November 19 – full day – Change Management: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (Nonprofit Leadership)

December 3 – 1/2 day – Quickbooks for Nonprofits: Intermediate/Advanced (Finance/Legal)

Directions for Registering for TNCC NMI Classes
(please read Requirements and Certificate Guidelines below, prior to registering):

To register, click here (click on the class TITLE to add to your cart.)

NOTE: If your organization is a member  of NetworkPeninsula, please
email us for the discount code prior to beginning the Registration process.

CLASS DETAILS:

Half day classes are $50 for NetworkPeninsula  members and $60 for all others.  Full day classes are $75 for NetworkPeninsula  members and $85 for all others.

Participants who complete the ENTIRE class will receive .5 CEUs and 5 CFRE points per full day class and .25 CEUs and 2.5 CFRE points per half day class.

For full class descriptions, click here. For Bios of Instructors, click here. Training funds are available through multiple sources. To access the details, and application, click here.

CLASS REQUIREMENTS:

1. All students will be required to participate in the class using a camera and microphone.*
2. Attendance will be taken throughout the online class to ensure full participation.  Attendance for the duration of the class is required in order to keep training funds and to receive CEUs and CFREs for the class. If you are off screen for more than 5 minutes at a time, the assumption will be made that you are not seeking credit for the class and if training funds were received, that they will be reimbursed by you.
3. The link to the online class will be sent to all registrants by 5:00 the day before each class via the email you used to register through TNCC.

*Please email us if you would like to attend the classes but would be prohibited from doing so by the camera/microphone requirement.

**Pre-work will be emailed to registrants on Monday of the week of the class. It will need to be completed for discussion during the class.

CERTIFICATE GUIDELINES:

Classes can be taken as part of a particular Certificate programs, or as individual classes with no obligation to obtain Certificates. To obtain individual Certificates in the areas below, students must take a minimum of five classes in the desired Certificate area. To obtain the Certificate in Nonprofit Management, students are required to complete 115 hours (11.5 CEUs) from classes across all of the six Certificate Programs.