Welcome to the Coaching Webinars Hub!
Consider this page your go-to resource for coaching webinar registration, on-demand viewing, and more.
What to Expect
Let our experts help you maximize your fundraising and engagement efforts! Our coaching webinars are crafted to deliver actionable insights, practical tips, and real-world strategies so you can feel more creative and confident as you strengthen your development programs.
Tailored to Nonprofits
Our sessions are designed specifically for nonprofit professionals, addressing your unique challenges and opportunities.
Expert-Led Sessions
Learn from industry leaders, internal product experts, and our specialized training team who will provide you with the latest industry insights and best practices.
Real-Life Applications
Discover how nonprofits like yours can successfully leverage Network for Good software to enhance fundraising and donor management efforts.
Interactive Learning
Engage directly with industry leaders, product experts, and experienced trainers through live Q&A sessions. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to speak with experts and trainers in a live setting!
Upcoming Webinars
Ready to get started? Join our upcoming live sessions, where you’ll have the chance to interact with top industry coaches and Network for Good’s very own product experts.
Date & Time | Topic | Registration |
11/22/2024
11 am-12 pm CT | Ask the Experts: Live Q&A for Fundraising & Product Success
With: Digital Learning, Training, & Product Support teams |
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12/11/2024 | Giving Tuesday is Over, Now What? | |
12/18/2024 | How to Develop a Monthly Giving Program |
On-Demand Webinars
Can’t attend one of our live sessions? No worries! Each webinar session is recorded and available on demand after the live event. Explore our library of recorded webinars - available any time to learn at your convenience.
Date & Time | Topic | Recording |
9/18/24 | Maximizing Your NFG Software for Year-End Fundraising
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9/25/24
1-2 pm CT | This Giving Season, Let Your Board Do the Talking | |
10/9/2024 | Using Characters and Ethical Storytelling to Connect with Donors |
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10/16/2024 | Last-Minute Success: Essential Tips for Year-End Auctions and Special Events |
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10/23/2024 | There is Still Time: Quick Wins for This Giving Season |
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10/30/2024 | No More Guessing Games: Fundraising Planning for 2025 |
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11/13/2024 | There is Still Time: More Quick Wins for This Giving Season
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11/20/2024 | Planning Ahead: Essential Strategies for Hosting Successful Events in 2025 |
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Our Coaches
Learn more about expert coaches below.
Janet Cobb
Janet Cobb
Janet Cobb
ℹ️ Accountability Partner, Educator, Coach
📍Chicago, IL
Janet has provided encouraging accountability to more than 750 small and mid-size nonprofits. As a practical visionary, she integrates her skills in education, non-profit management, and fundraising, to offer step-by-step support based on an organization's current capacity and innovative solutions to help them bring their vision to reality.
Clients describe Janet as patient, flexible, encouraging, and an excellent listener. They say she keeps them on task, offers very practical help to tackle everything from minor fundraising details to bigger-picture goals, explains everything well, and offers ideas for action.
One client shared, “She was a life savior when I was feeling like a failure.”
Janet works with a wide variety of organizations. Her passions align best with social justice, community organizing, and racial equity, food and housing security, education, and workforce development missions.
She empowers clients to develop best practices for donor cultivation and stewardship, ethical storytelling, and effective use of software for data analysis and donor-engaging communications.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janetmcobb/
Sabrina Walker Hernandez
Sabrina Walker Hernandez
Sabrina Walker Hernandez
ℹ️ Consultant, coach, trainer, and author
📍McAllen, Texas
Sabrina Walker Hernandez, President & CEO of Supporting World Hope LLC, exemplifies empowerment and community service. With a robust background in nonprofit management and a passion for fostering leadership skills, Sabrina has empowered countless organizations to thrive through effective fundraising strategies like raising $12 million to construct a state-of-the-art Boys & Girls Club in the third poorest county in the United States. Her workshops, including "The Top 6 Ways to Cultivate Donors," have equipped hundreds with the tools to make meaningful impacts in their communities.
Certified in Nonprofit Management by Harvard Business School and a published author of five influential e-books and bestselling book Successonomics, Sabrina not only educates but inspires through her "Sipping Tea With Sabrina" podcast and as editor of the Here’s the Tea Nonprofit Report. Her accolades, including the 2023 Edinburg Woman of the Year and multiple prestigious awards, underscore her profound influence and dedication to social good.
Naheemah McMicheaux-McCallop
Naheemah McMicheaux-McCallop
Naheemah McMicheaux McCallop
ℹ️ Storytelling Culture Catalyst
📍Long Beach, CA
Naheemah McMicheaux McCallop's mission is to create legacy shifting intergenerational impact helping nonprofits fulfill their missions and vision.
Naheemah is an experienced nonprofit executive and fundraising professional who has spent more than a decade working in the arts, racial equity, health, community organizing, social justice, faith-based, economic development, and public service sectors in the West Coast. Her expertise includes fundraising and events management, strategic planning, and board development. She has helped numerous small to mid-sized organizations raise millions from individual donors. And counting!
Not your average coach, speaker, consultant, or visionary, the first thing people notice when they meet Naheemah is her positive energy and ability to offer innovative solutions to blind spots that help clients easily see the path to get from A to Z. One client shared, “Our session was amazing! I was unsure where to begin and leaving with so much value and a clear path to move forward.”
Along with Naheemah’s gifts and talents as a "storytelling culture catalyst", she helps start-up founders, nonprofit executive directors, and fundraising staff communicate their message powerfully, effectively, and authentically to overcome the barriers to individual giving fundraising success.
Tracy Vanderneck
Tracy Vanderneck
Tracy Vanderneck
ℹ️ Experienced, versatile coach
📍Bradenton, FL
In addition to being a Personal Fundraising Coach for Network for Good, I own a consulting company called Phil-Com, which serves nonprofits around the globe in the areas of fundraising, governance, and communications.
Recent clients include organizations that deliver on missions in the following areas: social services, animal rescue/care, equity in education, peer-mediation, LGBTQ+ services, healthcare, food banks, medical research foundations, senior care, people with disabilities, social justice, faith-based programs, STEM advancement, anti-human trafficking, and women's empowerment.
I have 25 years of experience in fundraising and business development. My areas of focus are: annual campaigns, peer-to-peer fundraising, board recruitment and training, prospect identification and screening, major gift and capital campaigns, development and strategic planning, database management, in-kind donations, third-party fundraising, cases for support, gift acceptance policies, public relations, and building fundraising infrastructure.
I work to ensure that fundraising activities are always in line with the organization's mission and fit within the strategic plan. I hold a Master of Science in Management with a concentration in Non-Profit Leadership (MSM-NPL), a graduate Certificate in Teaching & Learning (CTL), and am a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE). I earned a Certificate in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workplace from the University of South Florida.
I am an Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Master Trainer, am a regular presenter at conferences, and have been a guest nonprofit expert on live stream TV and podcasts.
I also write a column for NonProfit Pro: http://www.nonprofitpro.com/author/tracyvanderneck/