Thank you for raising $5 million dollars for RI Nonprofits on 401Gives!
Two day training presented by Utah Nonprofit Assocation
In the nonprofit world, outcomes are everything. Funders want results, communities deserve impact, and you need to show the difference you’re making—but how?
The Nonprofit Credential in Outcomes and Evaluations gives you the skills to measure what truly matters. Learn how to turn numbers into stories, insights into action, and outcomes into confidence. With the right tools to analyze, track, and communicate your impact, you'll build trust with stakeholders, inspire your team, and attract the funding you need to keep changing lives.
What you'll takeaway:
Drive results with proven value, and show the power of your mission.
Upon completion, your organization will earn the Nonprofit Credential Outcomes and Evaluations Badge, a mark of excellence to share with your network and show the world you’re serious about making an impact.
Learn more about the Nonprofit Credential in Outcomes and Evaluations.
Alliance for Nonprofit Impact members are eligible for the member rate: $200 for first person and $40 for each additional participant
This is an interactive, follow-up session to Ellie Brown's "Mindfully Hiring a Consultant" presentation to equip nonprofit leaders with practical frameworks for strategically selecting, managing, and maximizing value from consultant relationships. Come with your questions and experiences for 1:1 support and to learn how to take advantage of the Alliance's network of mentors, paid consultants, and consultant list!
Presented by RI Department of Health and Stages of Freedom
Celebrate Water Safety Month with the RIDOH's student art contect! Prizes Include: Free Swimming Lessons; Underwater Goggles; Life Jackets and Swim Suits.
The contest is available to all K-12 students, and winners will be selected in three different categories: elementary, middle school, and high school. Simply submit a drawing, painting, photograph, or video that highlights water safety in a positive way. Videos should be no longer than 30 seconds and digital images must not exceed 100 MB.
Artwork should be age-appropriate and focused on encouraging safe and responsible behavior – please do not submit any graphic or frightening imagery.
Presented by the Alliance of Fundraising Professionals RI.
In this webinar, leaders from the Blackbaud Institute will unpack the most important findings from the 2025 data—highlighting how focus, prioritization, and donor intelligence help organizations build a more resilient and sustainable mix of revenue sources. You’ll also hear directly from a growing nonprofit organization that is translating these trends into action by thoughtfully balancing major gifts, mid‑level giving, and other revenue streams to support long‑term growth.
Together, this session moves beyond headline statistics to focus on what fundraisers can do next—whether you’re strengthening your overall revenue foundation, reducing over‑reliance on any single source, or scaling programs that are already showing promise.
Presented by Nonprofit VOTE
The nonprofit sector has a crucial nonpartisan role in our democracy. Without trusted nonpartisan resources, voters are left to fend for themselves to find information like election deadlines, polling locations, and what choices are even on the ballot in a harshly divided and politicized climate. If we want a representative democracy by the people and for the people, our sector gets to rally our communities to show up when it counts!
This uplifting, action-oriented event will feature a dynamic panel conversation to help fill your cup ahead of the next few months:
National Voices: Illuminating the Path Forward
Diane Yentel, President and CEO, National Council of Nonprofits
Dr. Akilah Watkins, President and CEO, Independent Sector
Brian Miller, Executive Director, Nonprofit VOTE
Matthew L. Evans, Vice President of Advocacy & External Relations, United Philanthropy Forum and Chair, Nonprofit VOTE Board of Directors
This year holds milestones. As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, Nonprofit VOTE marks 20 years of working alongside nonprofits to build a more inclusive democracy. For two decades, we’ve seen that the trust built in communities is what makes participation possible.
The nonprofit sector has a crucial nonpartisan role in our democracy. Without trusted nonpartisan resources, voters are left to fend for themselves to find information like election deadlines, polling locations, and what choices are even on the ballot in a harshly divided and politicized climate. If we want a representative democracy by the people and for the people, our sector gets to rally our communities to show up when it counts!
This uplifting, action-oriented event will feature a dynamic panel conversation to help fill your cup ahead of the next few months:
National Voices: Illuminating the Path Forward
Diane Yentel, President and CEO, National Council of Nonprofits
Dr. Akilah Watkins, President and CEO, Independent Sector
Brian Miller, Executive Director, Nonprofit VOTE
Matthew L. Evans, Vice President of Advocacy & External Relations, United Philanthropy Forum and Chair, Nonprofit VOTE Board of Directors
This year holds milestones. As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, Nonprofit VOTE marks 20 years of working alongside nonprofits to build a more inclusive democracy. For two decades, we’ve seen that the trust built in communities is what makes participation possible.
Join us as we rally the sector and prepare to ensure our communities are informed, engaged, and heard.
Presented by the Alliance for Justice.
Alliance for Justice is inviting you to join us on Wednesday, May 20, from 3–4 p.m. ET for Holding Court: The Trump DOJ on Trial. Holding Court is a virtual conversation series featuring leading attorneys, progressive advocates, politicians, and thought leaders exploring today’s most pressing social justice issues. Join us on Wednesday, May 20. This will be a timely discussion examining tensions between the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the courts, the current administration’s willingness to defy court orders, and the impact of widespread DOJ departures. Moderated in a Q&A format by AFJ President Rachel Rossi, the event will feature insights from guest panelist Liz Oyer, former U.S. Pardon Attorney.
The second Trump DOJ has made many headlines since his inauguration: such as the firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi, the indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), and numerous accusations of defying federal court orders. An estimated 6,000 people have left the DOJ over the last 16 months — resulting in a backlog of cases and a severe shortage of lawyers on staff. Some departed employees have cited shifting DOJ priorities as a reason for leaving. The recent indictment of the SPLC for alleged fraud and money laundering has raised questions about whether or not President Trump is truly “weaponizing” the DOJ for his own benefit instead of staying with the agency’s core mission: to uphold the rule of law, to keep the United States safe, and to protect civil rights. Holding Court: The Trump DOJ on Trial will take place via StreamYard and streamed through AFJ’s YouTube channel and LinkedIn page. StreamYard webinars do not have automatic closed captioning, but there are captions on LinkedIn. The event will be recorded.
Presented by Economic Progress Institute.
Costs are rising, and the choices we make now will shape Rhode Island’s future.
Join EPI and our partners for The People’s Tax Policy Summit & Gubernatorial Candidates Reception, an evening to learn, connect, and help shape the conversation around tax policy and economic justice in Rhode Island.
Participants will learn the history of tax policy in Rhode Island and what’s at stake today, help build the agenda together, and meet gubernatorial candidates to ask questions directly.
Presented by the Nonprofit Broad
Nonprofit Connections RI is a monthly meet up for nonprofits and fans that takes place around the Ocean State. It is a free event to connect and collaborate!
The purpose of putting this together is to help build a stronger community of shared support and resources one relationship at a time. Because, we do more, together.
It is important to note that this is not a typical networking event. It isn't about collecting business cards or pitching services. It is about building relationships and community starting with a conversation. It is about bringing nonprofit folks and business owners together to connect with one another. It might lead to finding your next board member or a new client, but right now it is sort of the 'meet cute' moment as they say in showbiz.
Our gatherings resumed on September 17, 2025 and take place the 3rd Wednesday of each month from 6 pm to 8 pm:
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