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The Watershed Institute is planning future workshops and lectures.
Please let us know what types of programs you would like to see offered. If you would like your
program listed, please contact Alyse Greenberg at (609) 737-3735.
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Using Your Data
Date: Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Time: 12:45 - 3:15 pm, preceded by the New Jersey Watershed Watch Network meeting and lunch.
Location: Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association, 31 Titus Mill Road, Pennington, NJ 08534
The Watershed Institute is pleased to co-sponsor this workshop with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.
You’ve collected data, now what? Learn how to use your water quality monitoring to steer your work and influence
others. Get tips on identifying data uses and data users. Hear case studies from fellow
watershed groups about their successes with using their data.
The New Jersey Watershed Watch Network will be holding a meeting prior to the workshop, from 10 a.m. - 12 noon. If you are interested in attending the WWN meeting, contact Danielle Donkersloot at danielle.donkersloot@dep.state.nj.us.
Lunch will be provided at noon!
Find out more about the day's events by viewing the flyer.
Cost: Free
Registration: Register by June 29 by contacting Alyse Greenberg at agreenberg@thewatershed.org or 609-737-3735 x27.
Webinar: Creating a Realistic Budget
Workshop Title: Creating a Realistic Budget
Date Held: Saturday, February 17, 2007
Duration: 3 Hours
Viewing Requirements: All you need is an Internet connection of at least a DSL or Cable connection and Adobe Flash Player (free download below).
Workshop Description:
Whether large or small, it is in the best interest of all nonprofits to develop a budget. A budget is an approved plan for raising funds and spending that provides the financial support to achieve the organization's goals.
In addition to itemizing the amount of money needed to achieve your goals and defining the sources for this money, budgets serve many other purposes. For example, budgets allow a nonprofit to:
- Spend money cost-effectively,
- Provide a well thought out plan to a funder on how their money will be spent,
- Anticipate expenses and allocate money to pay for them,
- Control spending, and
- Measure and guide the organization's long-term financial health.
Workshop Components:
- Learn how to develop or enhance your organization's annual budget
- Review common cost classifications
- Walk through case studies
- Determine how to report and evaluate your organization's finances
- Identify where to recruit new finance committee members for your board
Presenter:
David Gray is President of Finance Arts, a consulting firm devoted to improving how nonprofit businesses operate financially. Finance Arts provides training workshops, financial consulting, board and staff development, and interim leadership solutions to nonprofit organizations. He also currently serves as the Interim Executive Director of the New Brunswick Cultural Center.
Presentation:
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