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NEW! February 6th, 2015 11:30 am to 1:00 pm
OMB Uniform Guidance: Show Me the Money!
Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards
 Did you know that as of December 26th, 2014 the Federal Government now mandates that
nonprofits must be reimbursed for some or all of their indirect costs when performing services for governments at all levels - local, state, federal - when federal funds are being used (either directly or via state or local 'pass through' agencies)? Yes, this means they will pay for "overhead" (a.k.a lights, rent, administrative support, etc.)
NYCON and the National Council of Nonprofits will present an introductory webinar to provide the most recent information about these changes and how your organization can start taking advantage of them. This session will provide an overview designed to help the executive director, fiscal director, program director, and grants managers alike - get up to speed on what is included in the new OMB Uniform Guidance and identify internal changes that may be needed to keep their good standing, as well as benefit from the recognition that governments need to pay their fair share when purchasing services from nonprofits. Moreover, this session will provide some practical solutions for dealing with the misapplication of requirements you may encounter.
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February 17, 2015 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm
How To Build a Better Webinar: A Toolkit for Nonprofits
Four 90-minute webinars, Tuesdays in February and March
 Join Idealware as they show you how to create engaging webinars that bring people together from across your organization. They'll talk about the most effective ways to communicate in a webinar format; how to build in interactivity and facilitate participation; the tools you can use to develop, record, integrate, and distribute your webinar; how to market your webinar to encourage broad participation; and how to measure and interpret your webinar's success. Throughout the course, you will:
- Identify the times when a webinar is the right approach for your organization and your audience
- Learn what your viewers need to get from your webinar and how to reach them across various learning styles
- Get tips on how to make your webinars more interactive
- Review the latest tools for creating and managing your webinar
- Think through the logistical and technical considerations
- Discuss promotional strategies and best practices
- Learn about ways you can evaluate the effectiveness of your webinar
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February 18, 2015 10:30 am to 12:00 pm
Basics of Online Social Networking for Nonprofits
[Lunch & Learn Webinar]
Presented by Jay Wilkinson, Firespring
 In this 90-minute educational session, you will learn how to increase your constituency base and donations to your organization by using social media tools. You will learn:
- The importance of an engaging website as the foundation of your online efforts;
- How to use Facebook to create awareness for your organization;
- How nonprofits are using Twitter for the greater good;
- Why nonprofits should be LinkedIn and power tips to connect effectively;
- Steps to creating a blog for your nonprofit, including how to maintain a blog long-term;
- The 10 commandments of social media.
You won't want to miss this engaging and informative session led by Jay Wilkinson, one of America'stop-rated speakers!
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February 20, 2014 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm
NYCON Membership Benefits Orientation [Webinar]
In our "Get to Know Us" Sessions, NYCON staff will tell you a lot more about our membership benefits - and answer all the questions you have regarding our process, costs and what you get for FREE. Find out how Membership will benefit you by attending this 1-hour session. Learn all about our:
- Nonprofit Training, Education and Professional Assistance. NYCON empowers our members with the best practices, policies, and procedures as well as information on ever-changing regulations, funding, accountability and more.
- Cost Savings Solutions for Nonprofits. NYCON leverages the purchasing power of thousands of nonprofits to bring you economies of scale on everything from Office Supplies to Employee Benefits.
- The Nonprofit Voice in New York State NYCON represents our members on the local, state and national level, giving voice to small and medium sized nonprofits everywhere.
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February 20th, 2015 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Complying with the Nonprofit Revitalization Act in New York State [Lunch & Learn Webinar]
Presented by Michael West, Esq., Senior Attorney, NYCON
 The Nonprofit Revitalization Act is a landmark change in the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law of the State of New York that ushered in a modern era for the operation and governance of nonprofit corporations on July 1, 2014. During this in depth webinar NYCON's Senior Attorney will provide members with a comprehensive overview of the Act as well as take a closer look at the various topics included in the Act that are new and have implications on compliance and board governance in general and your operations specifically. This session will provide you with an overview and a practical set of actions to take to amend your bylaws to meet the new standards of the Act.
NYCON is pleased to bring a full calendar of "Members Only Lunch & Learn Webinars" to you in 2015. If you have not renewed your membership you can do so by clicking here. If you are not sure of your membership status please email us at vvenezia@nycon.org. Please note that this webinar is available to
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Plan Ahead for March...
Upcoming Lunch & Learn Webinars
March 12, 2015 11:00 am 
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Free Fundraising Workshops Offered to Members...
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We are pleased to announce that the"Fundraising Fundamentals"Trainings from Network for Good are now absolutely free to members. This are normally priced at $360 fro the full year-long subscription.
Find out how you can raise more money and retain donors with our training. As a premium training subscriber, you'll get access to:
Step-by-step fundraising plans
Fundraising checklists and templates
Personalized expert reviews of your appeals, website, and more
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