Nonprofit leaders, volunteers, and board members from throughout DeKalb County will gather on September 24 for Nonprofit Day at Faranda’s Banquet Center in DeKalb. Organized by the DeKalb County Nonprofit Partnership (DCNP), the annual conference is a full day of learning, networking, and inspiration designed to strengthen local organizations. (Pictured: Attendees participate in a collaborative activity and connect with peers during last year’s Nonprofit Day at Faranda’s Banquet Center.)

Space is limited to 125 and early registration is encouraged before the September 17 deadline.

“Nonprofit Day unites local leaders to exchange ideas, learn new approaches, and grow collaboratively,” said DCNP Director Ben Bingle. “The conference provides inspiration as well as practical strategies to enhance the collective impact of nonprofits across DeKalb County.”

Nonprofit Day training topics focus on leadership, organizational values, communications, public-speaking, program prioritization, artificial intelligence, and leading intergenerational teams. Reverend Doctor G. Joseph Mitchell, Senior Pastor at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church and Executive Director of Project H.O.P.E., will deliver the keynote on values-driven leadership.

DCNP is a program of the DeKalb County Community Foundation. DCNP offers year-round training and initiatives designed to strengthen nonprofit organizations, including Give DeKalb County.

Learn more, download the full agenda, and register today at dcnp.org. DCNP members attend free, and non-members are welcome for $30, payable online during registration.

Contact dcnp@dekalbccf.org or 815-748-5383 with questions.