Date: November 23rd + 24th
Location: Online
- Do you have a desire to start your own NGO because you see where and how you can make an impact?
- Are you searching the internet and asking friends how to register an organization and get it up and running?
- Are your hands-on information lacking, and you wonder why it’s so hard to set up something good?
- How can your NGO financially survive?
- What do you need to consider?
If these questions are on your mind, then my exclusive online workshop is perfect for you!
In this intensive one-weekend-workshop, designed specifically for a small group of dedicated women, I offer not empty words but hands-on examples and concrete applications to turn your NGO idea into reality.
What to Expect:
- Practical Lecture: I will provide you with a clear, actionable guide based on my own NGO (www.toonda.org) for starting an international NGO. No theoretical concepts, just practical steps that you can implement immediately.
- Individual Consultation: Your idea is the focus! I will analyze each participant’s idea and provide tailored advice to ensure your vision is effectively implemented.
- Sponsorship and Fundraising: I will share concrete tips and strategies for attracting sponsors and effective fundraising. No clichés, just proven methods that work.
- Networking and Grant Platforms: Discover which platforms can help you network and apply for grants, and learn how to use them effectively.
- Writing Grant Proposals: I will provide a step-by-step guide to writing successful grant proposals that make an impact.
- Cost Overview: I will give you a detailed overview of the expected costs, so you know exactly what to budget for.
This workshop offers you not just valuable insights but also concrete tools and strategies to give your NGO real impact. Let’s work together on your vision and ensure that your NGO is not just an empty promise but truly makes a difference.
Sign up now to secure your spot in this practical, small-group workshop. I’m excited to offer you the kind of workshop I wish I’d had when I was starting out. Let’s work together to ensure you have a successful beginning on your journey to founding your own NGO!
Dates:
November 23rd, 2024, Saturday: 10 AM – 2 PM and 4 PM – 6 PM
and November 24th, 2024, Sunday: 10 AM – 2 PM
Program:
November 23:
10-12 AM: Practical lecture with cost overview
12 PM – 2 PM: Presenting your future NGO
2-4 PM: Lunch break
4-6 PM: Money questions – about Sponsorship, Fundraising, Networking, and Grant Platforms
November 24:
10 AM – 12 PM: Individual Consultations
12 PM – 2 PM: Writing a successful Grant Proposal
Location: Online
Cost: $ 250/ Reduced $ 150
Discounts for group registrations.
Contact rayka_kobiella@protonmail.com to reserve your spot.
The costs for the workshop will directly benefit the Toonda Cultural Community Center. We are currently building a library, and 100% of the proceeds will go towards this project. Thank you for your support!
About Me:
I am an author and activist, as well as the founder and director of the Toonda Cultural Community Center NGO in Uganda and a board member of Toonda e.V. Germany, both running since 2018. I have been deeply committed to advancing art, education, and social empowerment in Uganda and East Africa. My extensive experience in sponsorship, fundraising, grant writing, planning, organization, and implementation is supported by a solid academic background, including studies in Ethnology, Literature & Theater Studies, and a qualification in Cultural Management. These academic and practical qualifications enable me to provide you with well-founded and effective strategies for your NGO’s establishment. Leverage my knowledge and experiences—along with the lessons learned from my own mistakes—to guide you towards success. Together, we will bring your vision to life and ensure your NGO makes a real impact!
Invitation:
If you’re in Fort Portal, Uganda, I warmly invite you to join me at Toonda Cultural Community Center for a Q&A session following the workshop. We’ll gather at 3 PM on Sunday, November 24th, and enjoy some local cake and tea together in our library.
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