If your nonprofit’s funding feels unpredictable or overly dependent on one source, you’re not alone. Join this session to walk through how to create a revenue model that can support your mission through ups and downs without constantly scrambling for the next grant or donor. You’ll learn how to assess what’s working, spot the gaps, and explore smart ways to diversify your income without adding complexity. The goal? A stronger, more reliable financial foundation that gives you room to grow and the confidence to plan ahead. 

Learning Objectives:

• A clear picture of your current revenue mix and how balanced (or unbalanced) it really is 

• Practical strategies to strengthen and diversify your funding—without adding complexity, you can’t manage 

• A simple framework to help you build long-term financial resilience, no matter what changes come your way 

The webinar will be recorded and sent to registered participants following the event. 

About the Presenter

Stephanie Skryzowski is a visionary Chief Financial Officer that helps purpose-driven leaders better understand and use their numbers to make smart decisions to grow their bottom line and their impact. She founded 100 Degrees Consulting in 2015 after a decade-long career serving nonprofits around the globe, from Afghanistan to Haiti, Nepal to Malawi. She loves teaching purpose-driven leaders how to use your financials to create sustainability and increase your impact on the world at workshops and conferences. Stephanie is the creator of Master Your Nonprofit Numbers, an online course in financial management for nonprofit leaders, and The Entrepreneur’s CFO Corner, a membership program to help leaders take control of their finances and grow their businesses. She also coaches busy women entrepreneurs to build their businesses while creating a beautiful life with their families. Stephanie holds a master’s degree in public administration from New York University, focusing on management and finance. When she is not crunching numbers, Stephanie can be found traveling the world with her husband and two young daughters