• The equipment they require
• Possible office space
• Someone to train, manage and supervise their efforts

• Market your event to drum up more participants and generate more revenue.
• Find sponsorship for your event to help cover costs.
• Put more effort into the actual planning of the event, so it runs smoothly, is enjoyed by the participants and has them wanting to attend the next one.
• Follow up with people to thank them for attending the event.
• Strategizing how to make your organization run more efficiently and achieve the goals you have set.

Another comment from one not-for-profit organization that recently stopped me in my tracks was:

"We don't need online registration because our Treasurer manually processes registrations by fax."

You wouldn't dream of paying your lawyer to pick up your office supplies would you? Or getting your accountant to do your laundry?

The problem here, which I've found to be common in not-for-profit and charity organizations, is the perception that they can't afford to use online registration - have no allocated budget for it. It's like saying we aren't going to buy a computer because it's an expense. If you don't have a computer you can't run an organization. The same applies with online registration, you can't afford not to. Here's why:

• People now expect to be able to register for events online and if you don't offer this you stand to miss out on regis
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  ey require
• Possible office space
• Someone to train, manage and supervise their efforts

• Market your event to drum up more participants and generate more revenue.
• Find sponsorship for your event to help cover costs.
• Put more effort into the actual planning of the event, so it runs smoothly, is enjoyed by the participants and has them wanting to attend the next one.
• Follow up with people to thank them for attending the event.
• Strategizing how to make your organization run more efficiently and achieve the goals you have set.

Another comment from one not-for-profit organization that recently stopped me in my tracks was:

"We don't need online registration because our Treasurer manually processes registrations by fax."

You wouldn't dream of paying your lawyer to pick up your office supplies would you? Or getting your accountant to do your laundry?

The problem here, which I've found to be common in not-for-profit and charity organizations, is the perception that they can't afford to use online registration - have no allocated budget for it. It's like saying we aren't going to buy a computer because it's an expense. If you don't have a computer you can't run an organization. The same applies with online registration, you can't afford not to. Here's why:

• People now expect to be able to register for events online and if you don't offer this you stand to miss out on regi
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  • Market your event to drum up more participants and generate more revenue.
  • Find sponsorship for your event to help cover costs.
  • Put more effort into the actual planning of the event, so it runs smoothly, is enjoyed by the participants and has them wanting to attend the next one.
  • Follow up with people to thank them for attending the event.
  • Strategizing how to make your organization run more efficiently and achieve the goals you have set.
  Not only will your volunteer's efforts bring in more money for your organization, but you will have given them a stimulating experience.

  Another comment from one not-for-profit organization that recently stopped me in my tracks was:

  "We don't need online registration because our Treasurer manually processes registrations by fax."

  You wouldn't dream of paying your lawyer to pick up your office supplies would you? Or getting your accountant to do your laundry?

  The problem here, which I've found to be common in not-for-profit and charity organizations, is the perception that they can't afford to use online registration - have no allocated budget for it. It's like saying we aren't going to buy a computer because it's an expense. If you don't have a computer you can't run an organization. The same applies with online registration, you can't afford not to. Here's why:

  • People now expect to be able to register for events online and if you don't offer this you stand to miss out on regi
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    chieve the goals you have set.
  Not only will your volunteer's efforts bring in more money for your organization, but you will have given them a stimulating experience.

  Another comment from one not-for-profit organization that recently stopped me in my tracks was:

  "We don't need online registration because our Treasurer manually processes registrations by fax."

  You wouldn't dream of paying your lawyer to pick up your office supplies would you? Or getting your accountant to do your laundry?

  The problem here, which I've found to be common in not-for-profit and charity organizations, is the perception that they can't afford to use online registration - have no allocated budget for it. It's like saying we aren't going to buy a computer because it's an expense. If you don't have a computer you can't run an organization. The same applies with online registration, you can't afford not to. Here's why:

  • People now expect to be able to register for events online and if you don't offer this you stand to miss out on regi
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    blem here, which I've found to be common in not-for-profit and charity organizations, is the perception that they can't afford to use online registration - have no allocated budget for it. It's like saying we aren't going to buy a computer because it's an expense. If you don't have a computer you can't run an organization. The same applies with online registration, you can't afford not to. Here's why:
    • People now expect to be able to register for events online and if you don't offer this you stand to miss out on registrations and therefore revenue.
    • Online registration costs are minimal when compared with those you'll be saving by no longer doing it manually. It will also pay for itself by ensuring happier, more efficient and productive employees and volunteers.
    In this way it can be thought of as an investment, rather than an expense.