Thursday, March 7
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Community Foundation of Broward
Gathering For Impact Tour: South Florida
Workshop: Building Your Existing Capacity
Does your organization dream of achieving greater impact but struggle to build the capacity to truly take flight? You're not alone. Many nonprofits work tirelessly but fail to tap into their full power and possibility.
Join us on March 7 for an energizing, solutions-driven professional development workshop designed to help nonprofits like yours thrive, not just survive.
This inspiring, interactive workshop will show you how to:
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Identify your organization's unique purpose, strengths and abilities
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Overcome common capacity barriers like time constraints, limited funds and structural challenges
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Accelerate progress by leveraging external expertise, networks and technology
Meet your co-host:
The Community Foundation of Broward provides community leadership, fosters bold philanthropy, and builds permanent resources to tackle Broward’s biggest challenges — today and forever.
Their mission is to transform Broward through focused leadership that fosters collaboration, builds endowment, advances equity, and connects people who care to causes that matter.
Jamie Fergerson, Senior Director of Institutional Partnerships, brings over two decades of dynamic experience in nonprofits and philanthropy, advocating for under-resourced Southern communities. Specializing in women, children, and LGBTQ+ needs, Jamie holds an MBA, a Masters’s in Educational Policy, and degrees in Sociology, Women’s Studies, and Political Science. With extensive experience as a funder and fundraiser, Jamie has led program and strategy teams, showcasing a multifaceted commitment to social impact. Beyond her professional endeavors, Jamie, a lifelong Georgian based in Atlanta, passionately volunteers, practices yoga, and explores new places with her partner, a busy kid, and three furry friends.
Meet your facilitators:
Currently based in Central Florida, Angelica has used her Master’s in Nonprofit Management to provide nonprofits with the knowledge, tools, and inspiration they need to succeed and elevate their mission efforts. Before joining Resilia, Angelica was a consultant for several BIPOC organizations nationwide. She strongly believes in the power of diversity and collaborative thinking. She is eager to assist nonprofits in generating more creative, efficient, and data-driven solutions that help them reach their full potential. Aside from the nonprofit sector, Angelica loves making people smile, taking on fun DIY projects, and spending time with her family and dog, Hemmy.
