23 Nonprofit Conferences You Won’t Want To Miss in 2025
Stay on top of the industry’s latest trends and expand your network at these nonprofit conferences.
Stay on top of the industry’s latest trends and expand your network at these nonprofit conferences.
Nonprofit conferences provide an opportunity for the brightest minds in the sector to come together and discuss the latest trends and state of the nonprofit world. While the pandemic put a halt to many of these events in previous years, the advancement of virtual conferencing technology has made it easier than ever for these events to resume and be more convenient for nonprofit professionals than ever before.
Looking for some of the best nonprofit conferences and summits to add to your calendar this year? You’ve come to the right place! We’ve curated a list of some of this season’s can’t-miss fundraising, marketing, and leadership nonprofit conferences. No matter your role in the sector, we’re confident you’ll find something that inspires you to advance your career and grow your network!
When: February 23-26, 2025
Where: Orlando, Florida
Held by Bloomerang + Qgiv, GiveCon is a nonprofit conference designed to help organizations improve donor relationships, raise more through fundraising campaigns, and grow their volunteer programs. Whether you’re a database manager, development director, executive director, or other nonprofit professional, you’ll learn practical strategies to raise awareness and funds for your mission.
The conference is also an opportunity to expand your Bloomerang + Qgiv skills, with onsite workshop training and exclusive previews of upcoming tools and features.
By tapping into Bloomerang + Qgiv’s years of fundraising experience, you’ll leave the conference with innovative best practices and advanced fundraising knowledge to share with your nonprofit’s team.
Registration link: https://bloomerang.co/givecon/
Why should professionals attend nonprofit conferences?
Advancing your nonprofit career requires you to constantly develop new skills and enhance the ones you already have. Nonprofit conferences provide the ideal time for that. They create an opportunity for you to network with peers, troubleshoot challenges, get inspiration from other successful organizations, and become the leader your nonprofit needs. Through info-packed presentations and workshops, they empower you to stay up to date on current fundraising trends and industry best practices, whether you need help recognizing donors or improving your strategic planning skills. Plus, the organizations and individuals who host these events often curate a list of speakers who are experts on topics relevant to the conference.
What is the best nonprofit conference?
Simply put, there’s no single “best” nonprofit conference. Rather, it all depends on the topics you want to learn more about, the speakers you’d like to hear from, and the skills you’d like to develop. For instance, if you’d like to learn about digital donor communications, you might attend a nonprofit marketing conference. If you’d like to learn more about how to leverage technology, you might attend a nonprofit technology conference. Some events are tailored to specific areas of nonprofit development, whereas others cover a wide range of topics. It’s all up to what you want to learn!
How do I get a nonprofit conference added to this list?
Maybe you host your own annual nonprofit conference, or maybe there’s just one that you really, really enjoyed and want to be added to this list! We’d love to hear your suggestions. If we left an event off this page that you’d like us to share, email content@nxunite.com, and we’ll consider your suggestion the next time we update this page.
How can you retain and strengthen conference connections?
As previously mentioned, conferences are meant to bridge the gap between nonprofit professionals, sharing knowledge to improve the sector. However, you can further leverage and develop these connections by engaging with conference-goers and speakers outside of the event. Here are some ideas to stay in touch with conference attendees: