Is Your Nonprofit Ready for the Biggest Fundraising Shift in Decades?

The Game Has Changed -- Are You Prepared?

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) just reshaped tax benefits associated with charitable giving.  Nonprofits that don't adapt to the new landscape quickly risk losing critical funding and jeopardizing long-term sustainability. 

Register now for a free, no-obligation webinar that will help nonprofit leaders build sustainable fundraising efforts and embed a culture of philanthropy within their organizations.

Details:
 FREE WEBINAR: Navigating the New Fundraising Landscape
 🗓️ Aug. 5, 2025 | ⏰ 1:00–2:30 PM EST / 10:00–11:30 AM PST (including live Q&A)
📍 Virtual (link provided upon registration)


Can't make it live? Please register to receive the recording, templates, toolkits and more!

Spots are limited and registration closes on Mon., Aug 4th. This webinar will be recorded for registrants only.

Atrómitos Consulting Done Fearlessly

Dasaya “D” Cates

Bid & Proposal Coordinator

Dasaya approaches life according to the mantra, “for the pursuit of better.” Dasaya brings nearly fifteen years of proven project and program execution, organizational strategy, and large-scale digital and business transformation. She excels at bringing together diverse perspectives, including those of customers, designers, developers, and business experts, to achieve project goals. Dasaya’s strengths lie in program management, strategy, consulting, process management, change management (OCM), business analysis, procurement projects, and stakeholder engagement.

An experienced project, program, and operations professional, Dasaya recently earned a master of public affairs from The O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University-Bloomington. She has a strong enthusiasm for health, climate, and environmental policy.

As a devoted mom to a little boy with Down syndrome, Dasaya understands the challenges people with disabilities face navigating the healthcare system.

Podcast

The Atrómitos Way

Dasaya discusses the complexities of parenting a child with Down syndrome, emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis, the need for informed healthcare, and the challenges of inclusive childcare. They explore the stigma surrounding Down syndrome, the significance of using person-first language, and the necessity of self-care for parents. The discussion highlights the evolving understanding of Down syndrome and the importance of community support and empowerment for families.

Dasaya Cates, Down Syndrome Awareness Month: From A Mom's Perspective