Whether they’re seasoned veterans or they’re trying to disrupt the industry, these nonprofit thought leaders will give you all you need and more.
Forget everything you know about what your position should be and start thinking about what it needs to be to achieve your mission.
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3 Ways to Improve Your Fundraising Program in 2017
The Best Way to Build Relationships with New Donors
3 Ways to Improve Communication Within Your Nonprofit
Simply Listening = New Funding Opportunities - November 17, 2015
3 Budget Boo Boos your Nonprofit Can’t Afford - November 15, 2015
How to Create Mind-Blowing Meetings - October 19, 2015
Donor engagement is tricky. You don’t want to be too pushy, but you don’t want to give your donors nothing but radio silence either. We can help.
Letting a volunteer go is uncomfortable, difficult and downright awkward, but hopefully we can alleviate some of that weirdness with these tips.
@NPHUB4 long-standing nonprofit fundraising strategies and their more modern counterparts | via @classy — bit.ly/2gl0gcJ
In this episode, Gina Trimarco and Randy discuss the need to run your organization like a business, leadership transitions and the importance of human understanding.
Just about every company on the planet has a newsletter now-a-days, but there are some that are just plain better. Here are a few of our favorites.
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A Guide to Social Media Mastery for Nonprofits… - August 18, 2016
Should Your Nonprofit Incorporate? The Pros and… - August 18, 2016
The Life You Can Save – A Review - August 18, 2016
The Nonprofit Sky May Not Be Falling - July 26, 2018
A Brand New Social Velocity Website — Go Take a Look! - July 18, 2018
Trusting Your Nonprofit Gut - June 27, 2018
Donors are going to tell you no; it’s just a fact of fundraising. You can bounce back and turn that rejection into a positive learning experience.
If your nonprofit is doing a stellar job and is looking for another way to give to the community, starting a foundation might be the right solution for you.
[FREE WEBINAR] Join authors @kanter and @alizasherman for a conversation about self-care in the nonprofit sector — bit.ly/2fJ0kir
You work for a nonprofit. And that means spending minimal amounts of money and pinching every dollar to get by, right? That’s not necessarily true.
Chances are, you probably aren’t putting enough emphasis into your planned giving strategy. Let’s look at how you can ramp up your efforts.
