Date/Time
April 15, 2026
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
(Eastern Standard Time)
In today’s funding environment, compelling stories alone are no longer enough to build lasting trust. Donors, board members, policymakers, and community partners are increasingly asking a deeper question: Can this organization steward resources wisely—today and over time?
This session explores why visible, proactive stewardship has become one of the most effective—and overlooked—forms of advocacy. Participants will examine how stewardship moves beyond quiet faithfulness to become a clear signal of a nonprofit’s ability, credibility, and long-term sustainability.
Through real-world examples and practical framing, attendees will learn how to make stewardship visible without becoming technical or overwhelming—strengthening donor confidence, board engagement, and advocacy in the process.
Participants will leave with clear language & practical strategies to:
- Distinguish between reactive and proactive stewardship
- Make financial and operational decision-making visible and understandable to stakeholders
- Strengthen trust by demonstrating ability and track record
- Integrate stewardship into leadership culture, storytelling, and advocacy efforts
Adam Baker
Strategic Partner
Schooley Mitchell
&
David Dow
Strategic Partner
Schooley Mitchell
Location
Webinar