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Comment by Joshua Cooper on January 4, 2011 at 5:57pm

Hello Everyone! I am Co-Founder of DreamCatchers, a talent agency as well as Private Corporate Benefit Coordinator for Non-Profit Benefits. We are coordinating a private corporate benefit for the Specialized Needs Recreation on March 30th at the Jacklin Arts Center. We may have some celebrities there, if their schedules permit with their shows, and will have paintings from Edward Gilmore available for auction, which usually sell for $20,000. We will have 200 attendees (100 business owners each allowed to bring 1 guest), with pastries being donated from local pastry shops and coffee and tea! We have the hope of raising at least $25,000 for the SNR, with each business donating at least $250.00. Some businesses have already donated and will be listed in the program under their appropriate donor level (platinuim, gold, silver, bronze). We are also trying to get a bus donated for this organization, as they need one BADLY! If anyone has any connections or advice that may help us, please email me at dreamcatchersjosh@gmail.com so we can talk! If you are a business that would like to attend this prestigious benefit, please feel free to email me as well so we can add you to the guest list. If you can donate anything that may help, please let us know! This is the first benefit we have done and it is already being a success and would love to succeed more! If you are a non-profit that would like us to coordinate a big benefit for your organization, please feel free to email me and my business partner and I will schedule an appointment with you, we only will coordinate 4 benefits a year and only have 3 more for this year!

Comment by Elinor Foltz on December 30, 2010 at 6:11pm

Season's Greetings: 

I thought everyone might enjoy an article by the Coeur d'Alene Press about a wish we pulled together very quickly this holiday season. In fact, it all came together on Christmas Eve and was granted today, Wednesday, December 30, 2010. How's that for the spirit of the season! Here's the link: 

http://www.cdapress.com/news/local_news/article_e3d52975-742a-53e8-86f9-6be58cbd670a.html

 

Wishing you all a very Happy New Year!

Comment by Andrea Estes on December 28, 2010 at 10:46am

Announcing Inland NW Nonprofit Conference class speakers on http://ae-consulting.blogspot.com/. Sign-up for posts and stay abreast of who's presenting.

Classes will be sold separately as well as full day passes. Registration system to purchase classes should be available this week via www.ae-consulting.net. 

Comment by Beth Dagastine on December 18, 2010 at 5:52pm

Do you know some one with MS? I will be glad to call and visit with them. Have alot of info on my web site ofwww.mswobbles.com

Comment by Peggy Paullin on December 17, 2010 at 3:17pm

You have done a marvelous job with your topics and speakers. Thank you for organizing this I hope to be able to attend in February!

Comment by Andrea Estes on December 17, 2010 at 1:57pm

Yes, this will be CFRE certified!

Comment by Mathew Plank on December 17, 2010 at 1:40pm

Andrea, do any formal credits come with those classes?

Comment by Andrea Estes on December 17, 2010 at 1:17pm

You're invited to attend the first annual Inland Northwest Nonprofit Conference - Fund Development Series, hosted by AE Consulting. The conference aims to offer a one-day comprehensive educational and professional development opportunity for area nonprofit organization's and their staff.

Early Bird Discount: Take an additional 10% off of a Day Pass if purchased prior to 2011! Day passes include 4 classes of your choice, lunch, and access to all networking opportunities and vendors.

Day passes already include a 10% discount, but an additional 10% will be deducted if purchased before 2011.

 

Before 2011 Discount Price: $153

Class Schedule & Confirmed Speakers PDF

 

Visit: http://ae-consulting.blogspot.com/ or www.ae-consulting.net

 

Thank you sponsors: LarsonAllen and Washington Trust Bank Wealth Management & Advisory Services

 

And big thanks to all the supporters and speakers for this event! You know who you are.

 

Comment by Mathew Plank on December 17, 2010 at 12:55pm

Question: Why did we raise money for Seattle-based Northwest Harvest instead of spokane-based Second Harvest?

Comment by 7 Second Studio Justin Haller on December 17, 2010 at 12:44pm

Welcome Laura,

What kind of charity organization is it?

Lets us know how we can help kick off your non profit. We offer profit sharing for 501c non profits. Always happy to help out. We raised money for Northwest Harvest, the sponser of the Launch pad event this past Wednesday. Here is a sample of what we could do for you.We print the pictures on location and can add a custom background and your logo.

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