Social Service Fundraising is Broken
By
Brian Hurd
In the last 45 days we’ve been called upon by four homeless service ministry organizations that are not our clients to help them brainstorm and gameplan ...
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College & University Capital Campaign Strategies: Complete Guide
By
Melanie Griffin
As higher education institutions continue to face financial challenges, it has become crucial for them to develop effective fundraising plans. In this ...
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Finding Fundraisers: Identifying, Hiring, and Retaining Successful Talent
By
Kat Landa
The demand for fundraisers continues to increase and the market for nonprofit talent continues to constrict. The social service sector appears to report ...
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Retreat or Advance?
By
Eddie Rester
For more than two decades, statistics and studies have told the story of the church’s shirking footprint and influence in the United States. We all see ...
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Executive Director Nonprofit Roles & Responsibilities
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Kat Landa
Nonprofit organizations rely on the leadership and guidance of an executive director. This role is often misunderstood and undervalued, but in reality, it ...
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Employee Retention Strategies for Nonprofits: 11 Tips
By
Kat Landa
In the nonprofit sector, where passion and purpose often drive operations, retaining top talent is more than just a strategic advantage—it's a necessity. ...
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A Sure Way to Stymie Inertia: Staff and Leadership Turnover
By
Barb Bowman
I experienced the reality of leadership turnover smack dab during a significant change initiative. The executive team I served on recognized that in the ...
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Donor Recognition Tips for Colleges & Universities
By
Melanie Griffin
Donor recognition is a pivotal aspect of fundraising for colleges and universities, serving not only as a way to express gratitude but also as a strategy ...
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Lack of Clarity: The Silent Toxin Living Among Your Team
By
Victoria Mannoia, MBA
Carbon monoxide monitors are required in nearly every state in the U.S. Largely because carbon monoxide isn’t something you can see. It’s something you ...
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