We're excited that you plan to join us tomorrow for a fantastic, interactive event! Upcoming Event: Creating Impact from the Start - Setting New Board Members Up for Success Visit the Calendar Page to sign up 👉https://www.skool.com/nfp-board-impact-collective-7353/calendar?eid=77312421ad6d414d980e12e7ae83df57 📅 Tuesday, January 27 ⏰ 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT⏱ 45 minutes 🎟 Free for members of the Non-Profit Board Impact Collective Many nonprofit boards assume onboarding “just happens.” A new board member is handed a stack of documents, attends a few meetings, and is expected to contribute confidently right away. But we hear a different story from board members all the time: - “I wasn’t clear on what was expected of me.” - “It took months to feel useful.” - “We’re missing opportunities to tap into people’s skills and networks.” Poor onboarding doesn’t just slow people down. It leads to disengagement, frustration, and missed impact. That’s why we’re hosting this live, peer-driven conversation to surface what actually works. 👥 Who This Session Is For This session is especially valuable if you are: - A current nonprofit board member - A board chair, officer, or governance committee member - Involved in recruiting or onboarding new board members - Looking to improve board engagement and effectiveness early on Whether you joined a board recently or you’ve been onboarding others for years, you’ll leave with ideas you can use immediately. 🧭 How the Session Will Work This is not a webinar and not a presentation. This is a peer-led conversation designed to help board members learn from one another and leave with ideas they can actually use. 👉 Save your spot and join us live. We’d love to have your voice in the room. REGISTER HERE: https://www.skool.com/nfp-board-impact-collective-7353/calendar?eid=77312421ad6d414d980e12e7ae83df57

Upcoming Event: Creating Impact from the Start - Setting New Board Members Up for Success Visit the Calendar Page to sign up 👉https://www.skool.com/nfp-board-impact-collective-7353/calendar?eid=77312421ad6d414d980e12e7ae83df57 📅 Tuesday, January 27 ⏰ 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT⏱ 45 minutes 🎟 Free for members of the Non-Profit Board Impact Collective Many nonprofit boards assume onboarding “just happens.” A new board member is handed a stack of documents, attends a few meetings, and is expected to contribute confidently right away. But we hear a different story from board members all the time: - “I wasn’t clear on what was expected of me.” - “It took months to feel useful.” - “We’re missing opportunities to tap into people’s skills and networks.” Poor onboarding doesn’t just slow people down — it leads to disengagement, frustration, and missed impact. That’s why we’re hosting this live, peer-driven conversation to surface what actually works. 👥 Who This Session Is For This session is especially valuable if you are: - A current nonprofit board member - A board chair, officer, or governance committee member - Involved in recruiting or onboarding new board members - Looking to improve board engagement and effectiveness early on Whether you joined a board recently or you’ve been onboarding others for years, you’ll leave with ideas you can use immediately. 🎯 What You’ll Learn By the end of the session, you’ll: - Identify 2–3 onboarding practices that help new board members get confident and engaged faster - Recognize common onboarding gaps that unintentionally hold people back - Gain peer-tested ideas you can adapt to your own board — without adding complexity or extra work 🧭 How the Session Will Work This is not a webinar and not a presentation. This is a peer-led conversation designed to help board members learn from one another and leave with ideas they can actually use.

Board recruitment can make or break a board’s effectiveness. How do you identify and onboard new members? What’s one thing you wish you could improve in that process?

🎯 Quick check-in: What’s your board’s top priority this quarter, and how are you tracking progress?

What’s one creative fundraising tactic your organization tried recently that worked better than expected?