Are you feeling stretched thin by the growing demands of your fundraising role? You’re not alone. In today’s non-profit landscape, fundraisers and leaders are being asked to do more with less—less time, less staff, and less certainty around revenue. The pressure is mounting, and it’s leaving many professionals feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, and unsure how to move forward.
At Veritus, we believe that thriving as a fundraiser isn’t just about hitting your goals—it’s about sustaining your passion, staying grounded in your purpose, and having the tools to lead well through adversity. Resilience isn’t a nice-to-have in this work—it’s essential. And it can be built, nurtured, and strengthened, even in hard seasons.
Join us for this free webinar featuring Veritus Senior Director of Client Engagement Karen Kendrick and special guest Megan Whitney, a non-profit leadership coach and mindfulness teacher. Together, they’ll offer practical guidance and encouragement to help you build resilience, manage stress, and continue showing up with clarity and heart for your mission. We hope you can join us!
THIS FREE WEBINAR WILL COVER…
How to stay resilient in the non-profit sector
Strategies and practices to help you overcome stress and overwhelm
Ways to renew your energy and avoid burnout in fundraising
Live questions from you and your colleagues!
Megan Whitney helps changemakers navigate burnout through 1/1 coaching, speaking, and guided meditations on Insight Timer. Her work offers you mindfulness, emotional intelligence, and self-compassion tools to release stress and cultivate calm.
She has dedicated her 18-year career to serving in nonprofits, including eight years in fundraising and DEI. Megan offers expertise in making mindfulness accessible and creating cultures of collective care.
She founded a 400+ person Mindfulness Community for a national hunger-relief nonprofit, taught mindful leadership skills to hundreds of nonprofit professionals, and sparked a ripple effect of mindful micropractices being embedded into many U.S. nonprofits.
