Presentation Proposal Form

True Charity Presentation Proposal Form

Step 1: Before You Begin

Thank you for your interest in presenting to the True Charity audience.

True Charity considers presentation proposals on a rolling basis for webinars and Summit breakout sessions. We welcome proposals from True Charity Network members, Resource Partners, subject matter experts, and others whose content would benefit organizations working with people in poverty.

Completing this form does not guarantee selection. Proposals are evaluated based on relevance to our audience, alignment with True Charity’s foundational principles, educational value, presenter experience, and available opportunities.

Content should be practical, educational, and useful to charity practitioners. Sessions may mention relevant tools, resources, products, or services, but they should not be merely promotional or advertorial.

You may submit up to three presentation proposals through this form.


Step 2: Contact & Organization


Step 3: Presentation Proposal #1

Please provide enough detail for our team to understand the proposed topic, audience, format, and value to charity practitioners.

Content must not conflict with True Charity's Three Pillars, promoting that the best kind of charity is:

  • Voluntarily-funded. Charity should be freely given and privately supported, not funded through government programs.
  • Challenge-oriented. Charity should promote work opportunities, accountability, and goal-setting to help individuals regain control of their lives.
  • Outcome-driven. We measure results, not just activity, and strive for improvement in long-run issues like employment, stable housing, family reunifications, education, etc.

 

Step 4: Additional proposals

Presentation Proposal #2

Please provide enough detail for our team to understand the proposed topic, audience, format, and value to charity practitioners.

Content must not conflict with True Charity's Three Pillars, promoting that the best kind of charity is:

  • Voluntarily-funded. Charity should be freely given and privately supported, not funded through government programs.
  • Challenge-oriented. Charity should promote work opportunities, accountability, and goal-setting to help individuals regain control of their lives.
  • Outcome-driven. We measure results, not just activity, and strive for improvement in long-run issues like employment, stable housing, family reunifications, education, etc.

 

Presentation Proposal #3

Content must not conflict with True Charity's Three Pillars, promoting that the best kind of charity is:

  • Voluntarily-funded. Charity should be freely given and privately supported, not funded through government programs.
  • Challenge-oriented. Charity should promote work opportunities, accountability, and goal-setting to help individuals regain control of their lives.
  • Outcome-driven. We measure results, not just activity, and strive for improvement in long-run issues like employment, stable housing, family reunifications, education, etc.

 


Step 5: Agreements & Release

Selection and Content Guidelines

 

Completing this form does not guarantee selection. The True Charity team reviews proposals based on relevance to our audience, alignment with our content priorities, presenter experience, educational value, and available opportunities.

Content should be educational and useful to charity practitioners. Sessions may reference relevant tools, books, resources, products, or services, but they should not be merely promotional or advertorial.

If your proposal is selected, True Charity may work with you to adjust the title, description, format, length, or focus to better serve the intended audience.

Compensation & Benefits

 

True Charity does not generally provide honoraria for webinars or breakout sessions unless otherwise stated for a specific opportunity. Travel and lodging are not reimbursed.

Webinar speakers will receive the recording of their session by default; breakout sessions speakers may request the recording of their session (if applicable). Summit speakers receive free admission to the conference.

 

Agreement

  • I understand that submitting a proposal does not guarantee selection.
  • I understand that True Charity may request edits to the title, description, format, length, or focus before accepting a presentation.
  • I agree that the proposed content should be educational and not merely promotional or advertorial.
  • I understand that compensation, travel, lodging, registration, booth access, and other benefits vary by opportunity and are not guaranteed unless specifically offered by True Charity.
  • I understand that if co-presenters are included, True Charity may request additional information or release agreements from them.

Photo and Video Release

 

True Charity records webinars and many breakout sessions, which may later be made available to True Charity Network members, event attendees, or other audiences. True Charity may also take photos, screenshots, audio recordings, or video recordings in connection with selected presentation opportunities.

By signing below, I grant True Charity permission to record, photograph, reproduce, edit, publish, distribute, display, and use my name, image, likeness, voice, presentation, and related materials in connection with educational, promotional, archival, and event-related purposes.

I understand that these materials may be used in digital, print, online, event, training, member portal, social media, or other educational and promotional contexts. I understand that there is no time limit on the validity of this release and no geographic limitation on where these materials may be used.

I waive the right to inspect or approve the finished product and waive any right to royalties or other compensation arising from or related to the use of my image, likeness, voice, recording, or presentation materials, unless otherwise agreed in writing.

This release applies to presentation opportunities connected to proposals submitted through this form and selected by True Charity.

Step 6: Final Notes