NH Grants Institute: Building Boundaries to Prevent Burnout
Date: August 18, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
Location: Virtual
Fee: Member - $10; Not yet member - $20
Nonprofit work is meaningful - and often exhausting. This interactive practice lab offers a grounded, community-centered space to explore what sustainable work actually looks like in practice, not theory.
Rather than a lecture on self-care, participants will engage in guided reflection, small-group dialogue, and real-world scenarios that help surface what boundaries feel like in day-to-day work. Together we'll examine how expectations, urgency culture, and misaligned roles contribute to burnout - and how small, realistic shifts can restore spaciousness, clarity, and ease.
You'll leave with practical tools you can use immediately: simple boundary scripts, meeting design ideas, and a "micro-systems" approach to making work feel more humane. This session is rooted in collective wisdom - where insight comes from the room, not prescriptive advice.
Abbey Harlow, Harlow Nonprofit Consulting
Abbey Harlow is the founder of Harlow Nonprofit Consulting, where she helps small nonprofits work with more clarity, humanity, and ease. A strategy and fundraising expert with nearly two decades of experience in rural and urban New England, Abbey specializes in right-sized planning, capacity-building, and community-centered fundraising. Her work is grounded in the belief that nonprofits thrive when they design systems that honor their people - not just their missions.
Webinar will include time for Q&A. Session will be recorded and recording will be sent to all registrants.
Zoom link will be sent to registrants a day or two before the session.
To read more and register, click here.
