Non profit Marketing & Events
Sending Ripples Through the Community
Non-Profits affect so many lives and when I am able to help an organization I know that I am helping touch so many more. Each act of kindness sends ripples through the community they are in. This helps me live my life’s mission of making someones day. Events Made Sane is a firm that looks at your entire organization from the people you serve, your volunteers, and your donors. We understand that you have many audiences and tailor our efforts to each.
Event Planning
With decades of experience in Non Profit Events, we can help your organization with event design, or full event planning.
Fundraisers
We can help you create new ideas, budgets, marketing, and more to ensure that your organization raises the money needed to serve your constituents.
Marketing Your Non Profit
The brand of your non profit is very important. You need to be out there on social media, have a great website, and ensure that your brand is cohesive. We help put a plan in place.
Non Profit Event Planning Email Course
A free five day email course to help you with each step in planning an event for your non profit.
Drive Thru Fundraiser Workbook
This workbook will walk you through the process of how to run a successful Drive Thru Fundraiser and raise the money that you will need.
Set Up a 30 Minute Discovery Call
Kristina was able to help us put our brand together, set a social media plan in place, and help with our yearly fundraising goals. She is our first call when we need help again.
Event Food Pitfalls
I loved the movie Oceans 8. It has a great cast but from an event planning standpoint – it has a great moment. The scene where Sarah Paulson's character is talking about the need for a nutritionist on hand because of all the special request foods made me think of all...
Non-Profit Event Fundraisers – A Different Way to Budget
I feel that many people do Non-profit event budgets wrong. They start with what they will spend and at the end – figure out how much money they made. I believe you should start with the amount money you want to raise – and then see how much to spend and budget....