Starting on February 13th and ending March 20th, these 6 sessions which are an hour in duration will be helpful to any fundraiser looking to deal with the stress of working in this demanding profession. CLICK HERE TO SAVE YOUR SPOT!

Community Circle offers a compassionate and curiosity-driven space where judgement is left at the door. Our skilled facilitators provide a structured environment to promote meaningful discussions, fostering the trust needed for participants to speak openly and honestly. Through authentic listening participants can connect with and support one another.

What to Expect

• A safe, non-judgemental space for sharing and connection

• Facilitated discussions that encourage openness and trust

• Opportunities to exchange insights and offer mutual support with fellow fundraising professionals

• Personal and professional growth through peer interaction

Why Participate?

• Connect with Peers: Participate with other in the field as you work with TLC’s facilitators to take on the stress of working as a fundraiser

• Balance: Find a way to balance the important job that you do with its demands and challenges.

• Network and Support: Connect with peers who truly understand the unique challenges and rewards of fundraising work.

“ The Talk Listen Connect Community is truly a community.  I joined the sessions to discuss philanthropy and its true effects on professionals in the industry my eyes and mind opened up to a new way of viewing my peers.  Through this connection I was able to learn from others some of the best practices and also how to overcome the challenges we face in the industry, both personally and professionally.  The most valuable part of these discussions was the openness and the comradery formed by strangers after weeks of meeting.  We became friends and shared very personal experiences that will help us all to grow.  The friendships and the trust garnered in these sessions cannot be explained in mere words, but has made a lasting positive imprint in my life.  Thank you for the foresight in knowing there was a need, but more importantly, thank you for acting on the needs of this profession.” Community Circle Support Group Participant