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Share a One Ball State Day post on LinkedIn tomorrow, April 3rd, for a chance to win $1,000 to designate to your favorite Ball State University area! Use #OneBallState and tag the Ball State University Foundation ❤️ Follow along here: oneballstate.bsu.edu

Collegiate Recovery Week occurs April 15-19, 2024, to mark the 14th anniversary of ARHE (founded April 15, 2010). Wear purple to mark the event and commemorate the power of the collegiate recovery movement to support students in recovery on our campuses! Celebrate this week with events of your own and share them with us to post on our website and share on our socials. More details coming soon! #scholasticrecovery #collegiaterecoverycommunity #collegiaterecovery #collegiaterecoveryweek #recoveryweek

“The awakening of human consciousness is no longer a luxury—it is a necessity for the survival of our species. It is up to each of us as individuals to embody the state of aware presence and thus rise above the egoic mind and its dysfunction. When a sufficient number of humans undergo this transformation, this will bring healing and sanity to our planet.” —Eckhart Tolle Our Vision The Eckhart Tolle Foundation is dedicated to accelerating the awakening of human consciousness to create a more peaceful and harmonious world. Our Mission The foundation focuses primarily on awakening human consciousness, as well as alleviating – and ultimately ending – the suffering created by the dysfunction of the egoic human mind. We accomplish this through making Eckhart Tolle’s teachings available to communities in need, and by funding and collaborating with like-minded organizations, especially those who work with youth and students, incarcerated people, hospice patients and the elderly, animals, and other vulnerable beings. Learn more about the Eckhart Tolle Foundation: https://lnkd.in/gW8F7GUp https://lnkd.in/gH7DHUBM

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Have you ever come across a great rural organization in your area or network and wondered if they've received Blandin Foundation grant support? We have a detailed, easy-to-use database featuring every grant we've ever distributed (all 9,500+ of them) dating back to when our foundation was founded. It includes everything you might want to know about the organizations we've supported over the years. Take a look and let us know what you learn: https://bit.ly/3IdUBRl #BlandinFoundation #RuralMinnesota #BlandinFoundationGrants

Apra Indiana is holding their spring conference on Thursday, May 2nd, 2024, at the Indiana Historical Society in Indianapolis, Indiana. The event will go from 8:30am – 3:30pm Eastern Time. This conference is an in-person event, so there will be time to network, enjoy food and beverages from a local catering company, and learn more about the world of prospect research. Our keynote speaker, Teresa Goddard, Director of Development Services at DePauw University, will be presenting on the topic of how prospect research informs the entire advancement operation. She is a charter member of the Association of Advancement Services Professionals and currently serves on the Board of Directors as Treasurer. In 2013, she received one of the first certifications in fundraising operations from Rice University. She earned her BS in management information systems from Indiana State University. In addition to hearing Teresa speak, we will have Chris Weimer, Director of Corporate Development from the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, speaking on prospecting without a natural constituency. Most nonprofit institutions do now have the benefit of refreshing their donor pipeline with tens of thousands of grateful donors year after year. While universities enjoy this benefit on a large scale, not all schools are created equal and beneath the surface lie several critical programs, divisions, and offices with little to no traditional alumni base to prospect from. This discussion will explore how to build a donor pipeline where no obvious constituency exists. To wrap up the day, we will have Clarissa Tester, Associate Director of Corporate Relations at Indiana University and Josh Moore, Director of Foundation Relations at Indiana University, speaking on prospect research in the corporate and foundation sector. The presentation will detail the different types of foundations and corporate giving arrangements along with their various types of contributions (grants, gifts, sponsorships, and more) to nonprofit organizations. It will review helpful sources of information for identifying prospects aligned to an organization and/or project. Finally, it will briefly review best practices for proposal writing and stewardship of organizational funders. I would love to see you there! If you are interested in attending or know of someone who works in the nonprofit sector who would find this conference valuable, please register at https://lnkd.in/g8XtW5eU. The cost of the conference is $50 for Apra Indiana members and $60 for non-members. Registration begins at 8:30am and programming will begin promptly at 9:00am. I am available to answer any questions you may have about the conference or Apra Indiana in general. I look forward to seeing you in Indy!

It makes sense that a graduate program that focuses on sports performance, emergency response and health is, itself, fast-paced and demanding, with clear and accelerated rewards. Learn more about the Master of Science in Athletic Training program at Radford University here! #RadfordUniversity #AthleticTraining