Please head here for our meeting:  https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcldOCqpzsvEtIzqVd9uxA1WecTevsXZ_vt Easy to use and easy to manage Websites are one of the biggest pain points for clubs and organisations. Either they're difficult to access, manage and update, or the committee's web guy or gal has left and the committee is left to start from scratch. In this webinar, TidyHQ Founder and CEO, Isaak Dury, will taking a deep dive into TidyHQ's integrated Web Pages. It will cover everything you need to know from basic web pages setup to establishing a shop, advanced custom domain setup and everything in between.  For those unable to attend, the event will be recorded and shared to this YouTube playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaIZrBM0wC3hmkDcwatk1MF4VhRXrCelN   Please head here for our meeting:  https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcldOCqpzsvEtIzqVd9uxA1WecTevsXZ_vt ​​​​​​​

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0qdO-qrj8oHNbFWKeuDgbLmPTx0dFBaDIB Building healthy financial practices into your organisation  Nonprofit organisations impact communities and individuals by delivering services and building community. Behind the scenes, your strategy, schedules of programs and events, and volunteers are all supported by financial activities and decisions. Healthy organisations employ healthy financial management practices that build stability and flexibility both today and in the future. Join TidyHQ Founder and CEO, Isaak Dury, for this informative discussion on the different areas of financial focus for a healthy organisation. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0qdO-qrj8oHNbFWKeuDgbLmPTx0dFBaDIB

ZOOM Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIocOypqz4oGNwLz0d8uxuLL1TplI5eP8u0  --- Make your fundraising efforts worthwhile Most organisations rely on a few fundraising events a year to bring in much-needed funds and to raise awareness for their cause. There are so many forms of fundraising events, from quiz nights to corporate lunch to multi-day events. No matter what event format your nonprofit is considering, you will need to take key event planning steps to make your fundraising event a success. TidyHQ has been working with hundreds of nonprofits during their event planning process. This webinar will offer an end-to-end event planning checklist, complete with some best practices to ensure success for your events. Join TidyHQ Founder and CEO, Isaak Dury, for this informative discussion. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIocOypqz4oGNwLz0d8uxuLL1TplI5eP8u0

Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUpdeGprTwvH9Bqb_siFpTiszXoqX4Rgelo How to send communications that stick Strategise your approach to your stakeholders with a communication plan. This webinar will give you a guide for stepping back, planning ahead, and measuring the success of your nonprofit's communications efforts. TidyHQ Founder and CEO, Isaak Dury, will walk you through a simple, yet effective, worksheet to hone your communication efforts and focus it on the goals of your organisation. You will learn how to: Identify goals and key audiences (What is a persona? How do I identify my audience?) Plan how to deliver them (What medium should I use to most effectively deliver the message?) Use a social media audit guide Evaluate your success  

Note: The Zoom meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEqcOyuqjkqGdNwNiiEJ_JrjNMokANNwY04 What's the plan? Developing a strategic plan for your organisation is one of the most effective ways to achieve your mission. A strategic plan extends your mission into easy-to-track, measurable projects and goals. Your strategic plan defines where your organisation wants to go and outlines how to get there. As factors change along the way, your strategic plan should be consulted or adjusted, making it a valuable guide for your nonprofit’s operations. Most organisations try to shoe-horn in a business strategy or a version of a business strategy, forgetting that it's a small group of volunteers that have to run with it, and usually with high turnover of staff. We will be running over the 666 strategy (6 weeks, 6 months, 6 years) and how it may work for your organisation. Hosted by TidyHQ Founder and CEO, Isaak Dury. Note: The Zoom meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEqcOyuqjkqGdNwNiiEJ_JrjNMokANNwY04

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcuf-GurjgoE9CGBvr0WYv10ahx9oZjPnz8  Memberships - where do I begin? Memberships are often misunderstood, poorly executed, difficult to administer (or all of the above!) Organisations are working with grandfathered membership levels that are tedious to maintain, or simply don't have a clear understanding of the power of well-executed memberships. In this session we will work through the value your memberships bring to your members, think through your membership levels and how to simplify them, and finally how TidyHQ Memberships features can enhance this: Establishing a membership level Family memberships Contact ID/membership numbers Membership reporting Smart Groups Hosted by TidyHQ Founder and CEO, Isaak Dury. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcuf-GurjgoE9CGBvr0WYv10ahx9oZjPnz8 

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAudOyvrD4oGNaYXAtBwFYHuqPkBWzrc0xT ----- How to make the most of your contacts database Your contacts database is more than just a one-dimensional list. Through the use of custom fields, advanced filtering and smart groups, it can be a powerful tool to support easier and more targeted communications, better events and more engagement within your organisation.  We will be sharing tips, techniques and use cases on how to build a more powerful contacts database (at any point in your organisation's journey) and leverage this within the TidyHQ platform.  Hosted by TidyHQ Founder and CEO, Isaak Dury. Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAudOyvrD4oGNaYXAtBwFYHuqPkBWzrc0xT

How do you set up a committee for success?  We will be sharing some ideas, techniques and systems to get the most out of your administrators and set up a structure for the future.  Just as every organisation is unique, every committee's structure is unique too. Most organisations continue to use the same committee structure from year to year with little thought given as to what the committee(s) do or whether they are still relevant. As a result, the committees have vague objectives, committee meetings are often endless discussions with no results achieved, and the members of the committees become bored or frustrated.  Join us for a strategic discussion that will give you the tools to better structure your committee for success.  Hosted by TidyHQ Founder and CEO, Isaak Dury. Zoom registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIscOuvqjwjGNI6QVduWayv6QBLCrdBROM1  After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Drinks with the TidyHQ team in Melbourne.  Running through some of our latest updates and changes to the TidyHQ platform.   Also talking more specifically about how you can best leverage memberships, questions to ask your supporters and general setup of payment options.     

This is the first of many Workshops TidyHQ will be running here in WA. Bev will show you how to set up your Meetings to enable you and your committee to shorten the length of time spent at meetings and still maintain efficiency. This will be held in the  Meeting Room at Office Works in East Victoria Park. Commencing at 6-30pm through to 9 pm. On arrival, you will need to park in the bottom car park as there is a time limit of 1 hr in the top car park. Tea and coffee provided.  

Drinks with the TidyHQ team in Melbourne.  Running through some of our latest updates and changes to the TidyHQ platform.  

The future of sports administration. What's working, what are you thinking about, worried about or how are you resourcing it.  The Digital Administration UnConference allows attendees to take the reins and lead discussions on the issues that matter most to them. Sessions are presented by attendees with no set agenda, with several presentations taking place simultaneously. The concept behind the UnConference is for attendees to connect with and learn from each other. The half day will be self-governing and directed but focused on these formats; The group discussion. Someone picks a topic they’re into, writes it on the board, and forms an interesting discussion around it. The semi-talk. Mentioned briefly above, this is a 5/15 minute presentation by the organiser, used as fuel for the session. The show and tell. The organiser has a cool project, demo, beta, or something to show and let people play with. It’s the springboard for all the conversation in the session. Alternatively, individuals are asked to bring their own thing to show and tell (perhaps with a theme), and the session works round-robin.  All talks are participant lead & driven with the exception of the keynotes. Before the day, we ask those interested in leading a topic to add their idea to the board. Everyone who puts up a topic idea, gives a explanation & then the voting begins to decide the agenda for the day.   What won't be at this unconfernce The poorly disguised product demo. If you’re going to do a demo, make it obvious. “Fooby 2.0 demo” and don’t hide it behind some other topic, making people wonder why you keep steering the conversation back to a product you’re waaaay too excited about. The zealot with a microphone. If you can’t stand to listen to people who disagree with you, get a talk show, or start a podcast – but don’t run a session. Unless you set the ground rules, or describe the session in a way that makes your stance known, expect people to either challenge you, or leave the room in frustration. More fun: find a zealot with the opposing view, get a moderator, and have a debate. The doing of things best done on e-mail or wikis. Having 20 people in a room making a long list of best twitter accounts / cool websites / favourite athletes is a waste of everyone’s time. Very little of that process benefits from being in a room together. The bad rendition of a bad blog post. Rants are great if people volunteer to listen: so if you really just want to vent to an audience for an hour, imply that in the session name. But don’t let yourself dominate a room or force the conversation back over ground everyone else has hapilly left behind. Also, the unconference spirit tends to be more about “60 second rants” where everyone gets to chip in, than it is about geek soliloquy.