Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Nonprofits”
Nonprofits are often told to scale their impact, but what happens when growth risks pulling organizations away from the communities they serve? In this episode, I sit down with Angelique Albert, CEO of Native Forward Scholars Fund, to discuss what it means to grow with intention, stay rooted in community, and lead through trust. Raised on the Flathead Indian Reservation …
Nonprofits are producing more digital content than ever – emails, social posts, website updates, advocacy campaigns -yet many practitioners still feel like their work doesn’t add up to a cohesive strategy. In this episode, I speak with digital strategist Brad Caldana about how nonprofit organizations can move from executing scattered digital tactics to leading with a clear strategic plan. Brad …
In a world defined by uncertainty-funding cuts, global instability, and constant change-what if doubt isn’t something to overcome, but something to lead with? In this episode, I sit down with Marc A. Pitman, founder of Concord Leadership Group and a leading voice in nonprofit leadership, fundraising, and executive coaching. With more than two decades of experience coaching CEOs and training …
Did you get a chance to register for the free event I’m hosting on Thursday? Event Details 📅 Thursday, May 14, 1:00PM-2:30PM EDT 📍 Live Virtual Event 🎟️ Register here: The Generosity Roundtable Registration Page What’s this all about? Most nonprofit webinars tell you what to do. But THIS is not a webinar. This is not a panel. Not another slide …
Guest Blog by Diana Otero, Bloomerang According to recent industry data, 29% of donors say social media is the channel that most inspires them to give, ranking second only to email at 33%. However, inspiration only leads to acquisition when you intentionally create clear donor pathways and form genuine connections. To turn followers into donors, move beyond generic posts and lean …
Guest post by Darryl Gecelter Planning a board meeting can be surprisingly stressful. There’s a lot at stake: poor preparation can drain the passion of your most dedicated volunteers, derail momentum, and delay critical mission work. The last thing you want is for board members to walk away feeling like the whole meeting could have been an email. A strategic, …
Fundraising consultants bring years of experience and expertise to nonprofit missions. They assist with crucial fundraising tasks, from guiding your upcoming capital campaign to revamping marketing materials to identifying the most effective fundraising ideas. These strategic partners can increase your organization’s capacity and help you raise more for your cause. However, hiring a fundraising consultant who fits your needs is …
Guest Post by Jake Fabbri, Chief Marketing Officer at Togetherwork Imagine this: a new member joins your organization’s membership program. At first, they’re excited, poring over the welcome email series you send over and quickly completing the guided onboarding process. But after six months, their participation in your programs starts to dwindle, and when it’s time to renew, you realize they’ve …
Guest Post by Allison Rose, ASI For associations and nonprofits alike, membership programs are a win-win situation. Your organization receives reliable revenue from membership dues and nurtures a dedicated group of supporters who engage consistently and are more likely to spread the word about your mission. Meanwhile, your members get access to various tangible and intangible benefits, from exclusive discounts …