Ask to Impact
Workshop 2025
Fundraising In Uncertain Times
Join thought-provoking discussions and workshops led by industry experts in fundraising, grant writing, and policy. Explore key issues and areas, including healthcare systems, operations, program development, education, AI, historic preservation, cybersecurity, small business, community development, and more.
NOV 20
BIRMINGHAM
The Speakers
Our "Ask to Impact" Fundraising Workshop brings together an inspiring lineup of changemakers, nonprofit leaders, and industry experts who are ready to share strategies, tools, and real-world insights to help organizations thrive. Each speaker brings a unique perspective on fundraising and organizational development, designed to empower you to take actionable steps forward.
👉 [View the full list of speakers here]
Who Should Attend?
Ask to Impact is designed for nonprofit leaders, board members, development staff, and community changemakers who want to strengthen their fundraising and organizational strategies.
This workshop is also a great fit for:
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New and emerging nonprofits seeking guidance on fundraising basics
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Established organizations looking to diversify funding streams and stay compliant
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Community organizations and grassroots groups interested in building partnerships and expanding capacity
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Municipal leaders and partners who work alongside nonprofits to increase community impact
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Small businesses looking to understand public and private funding options
If your work involves raising funds, managing compliance, or navigating policy shifts that affect nonprofit sustainability, this workshop is for you.
Agenda
NOV 20
08:00
Registration/Meet & Greet
09:00
Main Stage
12:00
Lunch
01:00
Main Stage & Breakout Sessions
02:45
Closing Remarks
01
11
300
DAY
SPEAKERS
PARTICIPANTS
The Venue
Innovation Depot
1500 First Avenue North
Birmingham, AL 35203
Founded through a public-private partnership in 1987, Innovation Depot is a non-profit 501(c)(3) tech incubator in Birmingham, Alabama. The Depot is located at 1500 1st Ave N in a 140,000 square foot building that previously served as a Sears department store. When it opened in 1941, the facility was hailed as the largest single-floor department store in the United States. Innovation Depot purchased and renovated the building in 2006 and opened its doors to tenants in 2007.