Introduction to Nonprofit Management


ID : 19352   

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Part of Nonprofit Leadership Series
What is a nonprofit? How do they work? What do they do—and what challenges do they face? This introductory, 3-hour class explores the unique role of nonprofits and sets the foundation for effective leadership in the sector. You will:
  • Define the purpose, structure, and distinguishing characteristics of nonprofit organizations
  • Understand how nonprofits differ from public and for-profit entities
  • Identify key responsibilities of boards and executive leadership, and distinguish between governance and management
  • Explore core operational areas including fundraising, finance, program delivery, advocacy, impact measurement, and communication
  • Discuss common challenges and ethical considerations, including stakeholder engagement and inclusivity
  • Apply basic leadership principles to real-world nonprofit scenarios
This session is ideal for emerging leaders, new board members, or anyone curious about working in the nonprofit space.
*This class is required for enrollment in the Nonprofit Leadership Series.

Class Details

1 Session(s)
Weekly - Mon

Location
Community Education

Instructor
Sue Grey 

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Please read:  Part of the Nonprofit Leadership Series. This class is required for enrollment in the Nonprofit Leadership Series. Thanks to our Noncredit Strategies at Work (NSAW) grant, we're offering a 50% discount on this class; the price has already been reduced.

Tuition: 

$49.50


Schedule Information

Date(s) Class Days Times Location Instructor(s)
10/20/2025 - 10/20/2025 Weekly - Mon 08:30 AM - 11:30 AM Champaign, Community Education  Map, Room: J127 Sue Grey 

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Introduction to Nonprofit Management
ID: 19351

10/15/25 - 10/15/25
Weekly - Wed
1 session

Location
Community Education

Instructor
Sue Grey