Hartford Public Library offers unique resources and engaging learning opportunities for nonprofits aimed at capacity building and fundraising.
The Library maintains a core collection of continuously updated materials in multiple formats that address the specific needs of local nonprofit, grassroots and faith-based organizations.
Our nonprofit workshops are conducted by expert consultants in their fields, local leaders, and attorneys and many are tailored to the specific needs of nonprofit managers, staff, board members and other key stakeholders.
We provide tools, resources, and information that will help nonprofit organizations fulfill their missions.
Previous Hartford Public Library and Hartford Foundation Nonprofit Support Program workshop recordings may be accessed HERE.
Workshops are offered through a partnership between the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving and Hartford Public Library.
If you have any questions, please email jdolan@hplct.org
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Thurday, January 15 | 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. Via Zoom Register HERE. Nonprofit leaders and staff know their vision and mission inside and out. But when it comes to budgeting, there are often many questions, from “Where do I begin?” to “How do I determine the numbers to use”? You aren’t alone! Join us as we discuss the budget process from start to finish, and what to do with the budget once it is complete. This program will look at these questions, among others:
Presenter Bio Jen Hockenhull is a CPA with over 25 years of experience in accounting and finance at all levels. From her career starting as the bookkeeper for her father’s small business while still in high school to serving as the CFO for the City of Hartford, and everything in between, she has a wealth of experience. Jen is currently serving as the Director of Finance for the Adult Congenital Heart Association, a national advocacy nonprofit and for Forge City Works in Hartford. She is also very involved with nonprofits in Hartford, currently serving on the board of the Hartford Land Bank and on various committees at a local high school. |