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The Beauty of Boring

Thu, Sep 10

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Zoom

How to Scale Your Community Impact Without the Burnout

The Beauty of Boring
The Beauty of Boring

Time & Location

Sep 10, 2026, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Zoom

About the event

As a community leader, you have a massive, necessary vision for Detroit. But are you spending more time fighting administrative fires than actually running your programs?

Between IRS Form 990s, liability insurance, expense tracking, and legal disclaimers, the "administrative avalanche" causes some of our city’s best ideas to quietly burn out before they ever reach their full potential.

It’s time to discover The Beauty of Boring.


Join MFCF for an exclusive webinar where we’ll show you how our Fiduciary Partnership Program acts as a "fully furnished apartment" for your mission.


What we will cover:

  • How to bypass the grueling, multi-year process of building a 501(c)(3) and start receiving grants on day one.


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