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2.5-day experience
If you're feeling the pressure to raise support without a clear, reliable approach, you're not alone. Many leaders haven't been equipped with a simple way to inspire generosity that feels natural and steady.
Without a process you can trust, conversations can feel awkward and uncomfortable. You can work hard and still wonder whether you're doing it the right way.
This retreat gives you a framework you can count on. Over 2 1/2 days you'll learn the DREAMS™ Framework, a practical, repeatable method for inviting support that builds confidence, strengthens relationships, and helps you move forward with clarity.
The DREAMS™ framework gives you a simple, practical way to invite generosity. Each session shows you how to use these principles in real conversations.
Don’t let the name fool you—The Shack, in the heart of Michigan, is anything but rustic. This hidden gem offers a five-star retreat experience, combining breathtaking views, warm hospitality, and every comfort you could ask for.
Your retreat experience includes:
The Generosity Accelerator retreat helps you step out of urgency and reconnect with clarity, purpose, and a way of communicating that speaks to people's values, not just your needs.
A twelve-month journey with live virtual sessions, a supportive community, special guests, and exclusive resources.
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A first-of-its-kind practice space. You’ll be matched with generous givers, not for a pitch but for real experience. This is where you test what you’ve learned, get feedback, and grow in real time.
By the end of the journey, your organization will have a clear generosity plan, stronger partnerships, a shared way of inviting support that feels honest and human, and a renewed sense of clarity about what generosity means for your mission and how to sustain it.
This is your moment to step out of urgency and into clarity.
The Inspire Generosity Assessments are simple reflections designed to help you see where generosity is strong, where it may be stuck, and where there's room to grow—whether you lead a nonprofit, serve on a board, or guide a church.
