Double the Donation’s Discussion Group Series
This article explains Double the Donation’s Discussion Group Series, providing information on how to get involved, the topics covered, and who can benefit from attending.
What Are Double the Donation’s Discussion Groups?
The Discussion Groups are small discussion groups to help fundraising professionals learn from their peers and discover what’s working in workplace giving today. Sign up here!
Key Features of the Discussion Groups:
- Cost: Free!
- Virtual Sessions: Participate from anywhere!
- Informal Format: No formal presentation, just a collaborative space for sharing ideas.
- Peer Learning: Learn from others who are facing similar challenges in workplace fundraising and volunteering.
- Topic-Specific: Each session will have a driving theme such as employer matching gifts, Workplace Volunteering, Corporate In-Kind Donations, and Employer Appends for Workplace Fundraising
How Do I Join Discussion Groups?
Review upcoming discussions and secure your spot!
Who is a Good Fit for These Sessions?
Discussions are open to professionals at nonprofits, schools, and higher education institutions who want to learn from peers and discover what’s working in workplace giving today.
Do I need to be a Double the Donation client to join?
No! These discussion groups are open to everyone. They are focused on strategies and best practices, not on our software. Whether you’re a client or not, you’ll benefit from the valuable insights shared by fellow nonprofit professionals.
What can I expect during a session?
Each session is an informal, interactive conversation (not a presentation). Our corporate fundraising strategists facilitate the discussion, guiding questions and sharing insights while encouraging participants to share experiences, challenges, and ideas.
Is there a cost to attend?
These sessions are completely free to attend.
Will session recordings be available afterward?
Because these sessions are live and discussion-based, recordings are not shared. This helps foster an open environment where participants can speak candidly and share real-world experiences.
How long are the sessions?
Each discussion group lasts 45 minutes, leaving plenty of time for open dialogue and participant questions.
Do I have to participate in the discussion?
Participation is encouraged, but never required. We start each session with the moderator inviting attendees to introduce themselves, but from there, you’re welcome to engage as much or as little as you’d like. The goal is to create a comfortable, collaborative environment.
How do I join a session after I sign up?
Once you register, you’ll receive a confirmation email with the link to join via Airmeet and a reminder email closer to the event.