Advocates for Indiana Nonprofits/Community Benefit Organizations (A-IN)

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Comment by LYNN MILLER on January 25, 2013 at 11:23am

Are you a leader or a member of a not-for-profit organization? The Indiana Fever has an awesome fundraising and awareness raising opportunity for you! I would like you to join us this coming Wed Jan 30 to hear all about it! The Fever will be hosting and informational night during the Pacer game. Join us for a night of fun and enjoy the game as well as learn all about how your group or organization can lean on the assistance of the 2012 WNBA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS to help raise both funds and awareness! If you and a guest would like to attend this free event on the 30th, please contact me as soon as possible to sign up! 317-917-3092

Comment by kevin young on September 22, 2012 at 5:49pm

Traditional NonProfit Fundraising: Door-to-door sales, telemarketing calls, donor letter campaign, Gala event, auctions, dinners, entertainment books.  Sound familiar?  Some work, some don't, some work better than others.  We know that traditional fundraising has hit a plateau.  There has to be . . . A BETTER WAY.

www.TheGiftOfBuying.org is . . . A BETTER WAY!

Comment by Cissi Sherlock on July 21, 2012 at 8:02pm

OPPORTUNITY AND RESOURCE VENDORS NEEDED.  BREAK-OUT WORKSHOP SPACE AVAILABLE FOR REGISTERED VENDORS

http://resourceactivitycenter.webs.com/vendorsneeded.htm

Comment by LYNN MILLER on July 19, 2012 at 2:22pm

The Fever Sell-A-Thon at Pacers Sports & Entertainment is here and we have great group offers for you!  These offers are only valid through Tuesday, July 24 so please con...sider a package and help us pack the house for our remaining home games! Fever tickets are great for your family, employees and clients.  If you are unable to use your tickets, you can donate them to a charity of your choice or you can donate them to our Give-A-Game Program, where we distribute them to local non-profit organizations where they are given to kids and families who otherwise would not have an opportunity to experience a professional basketball game.  Donations are tax deductible.    We are looking forward to a great second half of the season and I hope you can be a part of it!

LYNN Miller LMiller@feverbasketball.com   317-917-3092

Comment by LYNN MILLER on February 23, 2012 at 5:00pm

Many of you, in fact most of you, are somehow involved with a Not - for- profit organization.  Pacers Sports and Entertainment, as well as the Indiana Fever pride themselves in our Community involvement.

We have a program called our COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT(informational flyer available if you send me your e-mail). The program is a fund raiser as well as an opportunity to raise awareness with several sponsorship type elements including public service announcements, fund drives, presentations and more. I have worked with several organizations both large and small that have had much success from Indiana Organ Procurement (IOPO) Bed Time for Babies (a Sudden Infant Death support organization) and Officer David Moore Foundation as well as many others.  I do 90% of the work and you raise funds and awareness!       I have arranged a Suite during the Pacer game this coming Tuesday. I would like you to be my guest so that I may share more about this awesome event. I hope that you will join me (or send someone else that may be interested). Please call 317-917-3092 to RSVP

 WHO:   Any one associated with any type of non profit organization

WHAT: Informational suite during an exciting Pacer game

WHEN: Tues Feb 28 @7 p.m.

WHERE: Banker’s Life Field House

WHY: To share with YOU how we can raise funds and awareness for your organization

Cost : FREE

 

*cant make it Tues but still want more info?  We can set up a time to meet!

 

Comment by Cissi Sherlock on November 29, 2011 at 12:39am

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Comment by Tim Mills-Groninger on September 22, 2011 at 11:15am

If they are independent legal entities they should qualify.  Do they have existing D&O policies? (always a good thing).  Whoever did the underwriting on those should be able to find a carrier willing to do the liability policy.

Historically, some groups of nonprofits have had problems getting mainstream providers to provide insurance and started their own funds - minority colleges are one example.  It's probably not worth it to start your own insurance company, but some of these funds might be willing to accept your risk.

My last question is who is underwriting the other orgs funded by DCS?  Those carriers are already knowledgeable about the market. 

 

good luck!

Comment by Mary Armstrong-Smith on September 22, 2011 at 10:46am

Nonprofit liability insurance:  Help!

I am writing in the hope that you can shed some light on a troubling insurance snafu I have encountered in Indiana.

I work for Prevent Child Abuse Indiana. Our organization charters community groups called Prevention Councils throughout the state. We have three Councils in southern Indiana that have qualified for grant funding from the state Department of Child Services. In order for the grant contract to be finalized, these Councils must have liability insurance. All three Councils are nonprofit corporations. None of them have been able to obtain coverage because they don't have employees and they don't have a brick and mortar headquarters. Insurance agents are stumped as to how to even write a policy for an all-volunteer organization that conducts its activities and programs at various locations.

It's a catch 22--no insurance, no grant. But their nonprofit structure doesn't allow for insurance. Any ideas where we can go from here?

Comment by LYNN MILLER on July 25, 2011 at 5:30pm

If you work or volunteer for a non profit organization, I have AWESOME NEWS FOR YOU!  Pacer Sports (including Indiana Fever) Have a special program that doubles as a fundraiser, as well as an awesome way to raise awareness for your cause, It is called our "Community Spotlight".  I would love to speak with you and share all of the information. We are currently taking applications for this coming season and space is limited! Give me a call today!  Lynn Miller 317-917-3092

Comment by LYNN MILLER on July 18, 2011 at 5:22pm

This isnt a joke! I have been trying to get you all to come out to a Fever Game for quite some time, but some of you are hesitant, now is you chance to come and try out an INDIANA FEVER GAME for FREE!!  Seriously FREE!

You can attend an upcoming Fever home game in which you receive two complimentary tickets and don't pay anything but the Ticketmaster fee.

To redeem your two complimentary Fever tickets, click here or go to the below web site and use the password XLMILLER http://www.wnba.com/fever/offer.html

You can choose from any of four available home games through Aug. 9. After selecting your tickets, forward this email to your friends and family so we continue to Spread the Fever.

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