Series Description:
Every nonprofit leader is striving for a stable, sustainable revenue strategy, but in today’s shifting economic and philanthropic landscape, determining the right path forward isn’t simple. With donor behavior evolving and funding streams in flux, it can feel increasingly difficult to decide where to focus. Should you expand your grant portfolio? Explore earned income? Double down on major gifts? The instinct to pursue multiple revenue streams is understandable, but more activity doesn’t always lead to better results.
At the same time, “diversification” is often promoted as the universal solution to reduced government funding and broader philanthropic changes. In reality, revenue diversification is complex, capacity-driven, and rarely one-size-fits-all. Without clear data and a strong strategic framework, even smart, proactive efforts can drain resources and dilute impact.
During this two-part webinar series Deborah Steinkopf and Anthony Petchel will help you move from uncertainty to clarity. Together, the sessions will help you understand what’s shaping the philanthropic environment in 2026 and determine the revenue model that best aligns with your mission, capacity, and long-term goals.
Session Details:
Session 1 | April 7th
2026 Philanthropic Outlook: Turning Insights Into Strategy
This webinar will help you cut through the noise and translate current trends into practical, strategic action.
You’ll learn how to:
- interpret key economic and philanthropic signals shaping 2026;
- assess donor behavior trends and institutional funding priorities;
- make data-informed decisions about your fund development strategy;
- strengthen financial resilience without overextending your organization; and,
- align strategic planning with the realities of the year ahead.
Session 2 | May 7th
Determining Your Revenue Mix
This webinar will break down nonprofit Business and Finance Models to help you identify the revenue strategies that truly fit your organization.
You’ll learn how to:
- understand your organization’s Finance Model and why it matters;
- evaluate common nonprofit revenue streams and their risks;
- assess the organizational capacities required for different funding strategies;
- avoid misaligned revenue pursuits that drain time and resources; and,
- build a focused, resilient funding approach that supports long-term impact.
By the end of the series, you’ll have both the big-picture perspective and the practical framework needed to make confident revenue decisions in a rapidly changing environment.
Who should attend:
This series is ideal for nonprofit board members, executive directors, and fund development professionals who want to stop guessing about funding strategy and start building a finance model that truly fits their mission and the realities of 2026.
After each webinar, you’ll receive:
- slides and handouts; and,
- a link to the webinar recording.
Can’t attend live and still want to watch the webinar?
Want to review the materials after the session?
You will receive an email with the full recording and any handouts within 10 business days after the webinar.
After you register, you will receive the following emails:
- A sales receipt for your bookkeeping records
- A confirmation email from Zoom with the login credentials
- Instructions for other attendees if you registered a group
If you do not receive these emails within 48 hours of registering, please email or call 1-877-784-7268.
GrantStation does not refund registration fees. Fees may be applied to any webinar scheduled within 30 days.
Deborah Steinkopf and Anthony Petchel
Anthony and Deborah are the founders of the Nonprofit Financial Leadership Academy. Deborah is a seasoned grant professional with a strong track record in securing and managing grants from all levels of government as well as a wide variety of foundations and corporate giving programs. Since launching her consulting practice in 2016, Deborah has conducted grant audits and deepened the grants strategy of 60+ nonprofits.
Anthony brings 25+ years of nonprofit and management expertise, specializing in strategic planning, fundraising, and communications. Prior to consulting, Anthony led fundraising teams at REACH Community Development, a NeighborWorks America member, and at OMSI, one of the nation's leading science museums. He helped both organizations raise multimillion dollar budgets from federal and state sources and foundation grants.