Wildlife rehabilitation is a self-funded activity; there is no local, state, or federal funding available, and paid positions are few and far between. Most rehabilitators ultimately seek ways to raise funds to cover expenses associated with animal care. In this course, we explore various fundraising solutions, requirements for success, and common reasons for failure. We will also look briefly at the pros and cons of establishing a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Upon receipt of payment, the digital recording files and participant materials will be sent to you by email from bwmidcities.wetransfer.com. This email may go to your spam/junk folder. If you do not receive the download link within 24 hours please contact us at bwmidcities@batworld.org.
Wildlife rehabilitation is a self-funded activity; there is no local, state, or federal funding available, and paid positions are few and far between. Most rehabilitators ultimately seek ways to raise funds to cover expenses associated with animal care. In this course, we explore various fundraising solutions, requirements for success, and common reasons for failure. We will also look briefly at the pros and cons of establishing a 501c3 nonprofit organization.
Agenda
This course will consist of a lecture and class discussions of practical applications. The class fee includes virtual classroom instruction, the class manual, and any other materials given during class. Course manual and Zoom session link will be sent via email upon payment. Click here for scheduled sessions and registration information.
