Nonprofits across Iowa are facing dramatic shifts in funding, changes that could redefine how we serve, who we serve, and how we sustain our work. Yet many members of the public don’t realize how deeply these policy shifts are affecting local organizations. It’s time to change that.

Join us for a focused panel discussion designed to explore how recent and proposed policy changes are impacting nonprofit fundraising six months after major administrative changes began reshaping the landscape. This event will offer practical insight into what’s happening, how fundraising professionals are adapting, and what it means for the broader community.

The moderator is Chastity Dillard, AFP Eastern Iowa board member and Development and Communications Director at Neighborhood Centers of Johnson County. Panelists are Katie Roche of the Iowa City Public Library Friends Foundation and Angelica Vannatta of United Way East Central Iowa.

Who Should Attend:
Fundraisers, nonprofit leaders, and any community member who cares about the future of local services and civic life. This discussion will help you understand what’s at stake and what we can do—together—to shape a more sustainable future.

RSVP here.