Funding for non profit supervised visitation program is often a challenging proposition, to say the least! The goal of this workshop is to help you understand how to build your budget with a balanced approach, not relying on any one funding source too heavily so your organization can weather changes in the funding atmosphere. The three-legged stool refers to identifying and cultivating three different funding streams that are equal to 33% of an agencies budget, leading to a more stable budget with consistent revenue that your agency can depend on from year to year.

This workshop will discuss different funding streams available to supervised visitation programs - federal funds, state funds, local government funds, foundation grants, corporate donations, individual donors, fees for service, in-kind donations, and other funding streams. Pros and cons of each funding source will be discussed and participants will identify which funding sources would help achieve a balanced income stream for the nonprofit or how to build towards it.

Bradley A Wood, Executive Director – Mr. Wood has over 20 years’ experience in the nonprofit field, including serving in leadership positions for multiple organizations. Mr. Wood has been with Central Visitation Program since August 2014.
Previously Mr. Wood was one of the Principals with Colorado Impact, a nonprofit organization working to engage the community in making necessary policy changes. Mr. Wood served as the Principal for Business Development and Operations, working on fundraising, internal operations and policy development. Before this Mr. Wood served the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America as the Director for Lutheran Advocacy Ministry – Colorado, working directly with the Bishop on matters of policy pertaining to low-income and marginalized communities and assisting with community relations.
Mr. Wood spent almost 7 years working with Metro CareRing, a local food pantry and emergency assistance provider, specializing in marketing, fundraising, volunteer management