The 2025 North Bay Nonprofit Event was a powerful day of connection, learning, and celebration - bringing together our local nonprofit community to share ideas, resources, and inspiration. Summit State Bank is proud to provide this event as a free resource for local nonprofits.
Stay tuned for information on our 2026 NBNE!
Mallory Erickson's Resources:
Event slides »
Podcasts:
The Science of Stuck - How to Move Forward in Your Fundraising »
Harnessing Your Inner Voice for Fundraising Success »
For anyone who wants to practice for donor meetings in a safe, judgement-free environment or needs on-demand coaching support to answer their burning fundraising questions try the Practivated App.
Geoff Green's Resources:
Geoff's Slides »
Learn more about CalNonprofits »
Thank you to our incredible panel of local nonprofit leaders -your insight, expertise, and stories truly made this event shine!
Congratulations to the following organizations on winning one of our $1,000 donation giveaways!
Summit State Bank's Nonprofit Partner Program supports Sonoma County nonprofits by offering annual cash contributions based on account balances, volunteer support from bank employees, and opportunities for increased visibility and board member connections.
Since 2009, the program has contributed over $6.5 million to local organizations.
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