WORKSHOP INFO 

THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF GIVING AND GENEROSITY

Tuesdays  |  January 17, 24, and 31  |  2023 

1:30-3:00 p.m. ET

 

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

Do you need to know how to communicate effectively about giving and generosity?

There are five generations worshiping in our churches right now. Three were born before the internet existed and two are digital natives. They all think about, spend, and give money in incredibly different ways. 

We are also on the cusp of seeing the largest transfer of wealth in human history—$18 billion from Boomers to Millennials over the next few decades.

This three-part course is designed to help churches plan for the future by better understanding how and why each of these generations gives. Learn how to communicate about giving and generosity more effectively and spur creative thinking around the giving tools available.

Other Details:

The workshops will use Zoom technology to meet online. Each registered participant will receive the meeting link prior to the first workshop. The sessions will meet on three consecutive Tuesdays, January 17, January 24, and January 31, from 1:30 until 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Participants will need an electronic device equipped with a reliable Internet connection, built-in or external microphone, and a built-in or external webcam.

Workshop participants will receive the recordings and slides from each class in case they are unable to attend. Each week, office hours are offered for one-on-one conversations.

Once the event reaches capacity, a waiting list will be started.

INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION FEES:

Early Individual Registration (ends December 13): $125

Standard Individual Registration (begins December 14): $140

*GROUP REGISTRATION FEES (for one church/organization, with 2-3 participants):

Early Group Registration (ends December 13): $165

Standard Group Registration (begins December 14): $190
 

*A group consists of individuals representing the same church/organization. For a group registration, one person will register for the entire group, so that person will need to be prepared to fill in attendee information of name, address, email, etc., for each additional attendee of the group when registering.