Tariffs... Doing What You've Always Done is the Riskiest Thing You Can Do

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Tariffs... Doing What You've Always Done is the Riskiest Thing You Can Do

With corporate donations about to start shrinking, public giving becoming more selective, and government funding under increasing pressure, the financial landscape for charities and nonprofits is tightening fast. 

Yet, many nonprofit leaders find themselves stuck in the same cycle - cutting staff, recycling funding applications, and running the same projects while hoping for different results. This webinar will challenge that mindset and explore fresh, strategic approaches to securing funding and future-proofing your organisation. 

Now is the time for bold action - because doing the same old thing is the biggest risk of all. 

5 Key Learnings from the Webinar

  1. The Impact of the Tariffs on the Third Sector – Global and domestic economic shifts are putting charities at greater risk. Corporate donations will start shrinking pretty soon, public giving will become a lot more selective, and government funding will come under pressure as tax take gets hit hard, relying on traditional funding streams is no longer sustainable.
     
  2. Resilience is the Only Way Forward – To survive and thrive in this new reality, charities must build resilient organisations that can weather financial storms. This means diversifying income, rethinking unnecessary but fixable cost structures, and strengthening their value proposition to donors.
     
  3. Doing the Same Thing Won’t Work – Hope is not a strategy. Continuing with the same funding applications, the same projects, and the same approaches while expecting different results is a fast track to failure. Charities / nonprofits must adapt or risk being left behind.
     
  4. Donors Are Looking for Difference – Whether corporate, government, or public, donors are already shifting their priorities. They want to invest in charities that stand out, demonstrate measurable internal impact, and innovate in how they operate, not those clinging to outdated models. The mission is a given, so hoping that alone will get you over the line will not work anymore.
     
  5. Stop Raising Money While Wasting It – Charities that fail to address inefficiencies and unnecessary overheads will struggle to attract funding. The sector must demonstrate financial intelligence and efficiency to gain donor confidence and secure long-term sustainability

This hugely important webinar is free to attend, but registration is required.

 

Complimentary Business Case Creation:

"ImpactusAll will develop a tailored business case for 10 charities attending the webinar. This business case will outline a clear, confirmed, and guaranteed figure for the reduction in overheads and the increase in funding for each charity, should they choose to retain us. There is absolutely no obligation to work with us as part of this offer."

The first 10 charities to email our speaker at the end of the webinar will be awarded the offer. More details will be explained during the webinar.

How to register
  • You can book places for yourself and/or colleagues by clicking the button below.  
  • This event will take place on Zoom.
  • Closed Captions can be enabled by participants  
  • Please email matthew@wheel.ie if you have any special requirements.

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Meet Your Presenter:

DERMOT

Dermot Dennehy is the CEO of Manage Remote Teams and the CEO of ImpactusAll. Dermot has worked remotely and managed remote teams over many years. His company, Manage Remote Teams trains companies and charities across the UK, EU and the US, delivering experience-driven live online courses that are lauded by the clients we work with. Those senior leadership teams recognise that the route to successfully thriving as a full or partially remote business is to upskill their middle managers and employees in the art of operating remotely.

Who should attend

Senior leaders: CEO's, Finance Directors/managers, HR Managers/Directors and Heads of Fundraising.