The Chronicle of Philanthropy
DECEMBER 21, 2022
By Alex Daniels. Anna Moneymaker, Getty Images. With Congress deadlocked over all tax measures, nonprofits say they will make a push again in 2023 to allow everyone to write off their gifts to charity.
Stanford Social Innovation Review
DECEMBER 21, 2022
By SSIR Editors. A common theme among this year’s most popular stories on SSIR.org is the notion of building on or refining existing social innovations. This year’s top article, “ The Relational Work of Systems Change ,” explores how readers can prioritize relationships in collective impact efforts. ( SSIR published the seminal article on collective impact more than a decade ago.
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NonProfit Quarterly
DECEMBER 21, 2022
Image Credit: Mustapha Saadouni on unsplash.com. At a recent professional dinner, I struck up a fascinating conversation with a woman who has spent her legal career working in civil rights, housing, and community development. She posited a viewpoint regarding the social contract that emerged in the West following World War II. She suggested that in Great Britain, citizens were promised free quality healthcare.
NonProfit PRO
DECEMBER 21, 2022
Glen Peck of the Lustgarten Foundation and Salvatore Salpietro of Fundraise Up join The NonProfit Voice to discuss why nonprofits should not be afraid to update their tech stacks.
NonProfit Quarterly
DECEMBER 21, 2022
Image Credit: Sabri Tuzcu on unsplash.com. The 9/11 terrorist attack and the Twin Towers’ destruction was a monumental tragedy. Almost 3,000 workers lost their lives, and many more lost their livelihoods. Windows on the World, the restaurant atop Tower One, lost 73 restaurant workers. With assistance from their local union, surviving workers did not give up.
NonProfit PRO
DECEMBER 21, 2022
David Church is the only virtual board member of Central Texas Table of Grace, but over the past two years, he has also become the most dedicated member of the nonprofit’s board. His commitment to his board seat has earned him NonProfit PRO’s 2022 Board Member of the Year Award.
Donorbox Nonprofit
DECEMBER 21, 2022
Recurring donors are some of the most engaged and dedicated donors your organization can hope to have. Therefore, if you’re not offering a wide range of donation intervals on your donation form, you might be missing out on more online donations–big time! In this article, we’re going to be talking about donation intervals and outlining […]. The post Why Donation Intervals are Crucial for Online Fundraising appeared first on Nonprofit Blog.
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NonProfit Quarterly
DECEMBER 21, 2022
Dr. Akilah Watkins: The following is a transcript of the video above, from our webinar on “Remaking the Economy: Redefining Leadership.” View the full webinar here. [W]e don’t get to really talk about empathy a lot, and we don’t get to hear a lot of men talk about empathy, which I think is extremely important. I think one of the tenets of empathy is this whole ideal of being seen and valued, and Tony [Pickett] talks about that explicitly.
Amy Eisenstein
DECEMBER 21, 2022
In reply to Stacy. I agree, it sounds like a problem. Are you the only one who notices or are others concerned too? Speak with the other members of the board and review your board policies to determine the best way to proceed. You maybe able to enforce a “no alcohol on property” rule if she’s bringing alcohol to your events. If you need to ask her to step off the board, do so in the nicest way possible, including honoring her for what she’s done for the organization to da
Jeff Brooks
DECEMBER 21, 2022
I'm working on an invention that will dramatically improve fundraising. It's called the Better Feedback Translator. Here's what it does: When your boss or a board member makes certain comments about your fundraising, the Better Feedback Translator changes what you hear into what they would have said if they understood fundraising. That way, you don't end up making costly and damaging changes to your fundraising messages.
Nonprofit Productive
DECEMBER 21, 2022
I receive at least one email each week with an introduction to someone or from someone introducing themself to me. I have to admit, I find these kinds of messages exhausting. It could be that I’m an introvert and get tired by the least of things. Or, it could be that I sense another Zoom call is on the horizon and will demand something of me. I’d like to propose another way and I realize it might be controversial: thoughtful written correspondence.
Amy Eisenstein
DECEMBER 21, 2022
In reply to Jessie Maurer. The board needs to vote to approve bylaws.
Veritus Group
DECEMBER 21, 2022
When your thank you notes start to feel stale, it's time for a refresh. Here are a few examples you're welcome to draw from. The post Does Your Thank You Message Need a Refresh? appeared first on Veritus Group.
Amy Eisenstein
DECEMBER 21, 2022
[…] Amy Eisenstein: That’s right. The economy is cyclical. I mean, we know that. It fluctuates. It’s cyclical. And if your campaign, it takes two, three, four, five years, the chances are high that you’re going to see a wide variation in terms of what the economy’s going to do. It’s going to be up, it’s going to be down for part of your campaign.
Big Duck
DECEMBER 21, 2022
The post Seven tips to guide your communications in the new year appeared first on Big Duck.
Prosper Strategies
DECEMBER 21, 2022
As you reflect back on the year that was, take a look at our top 10 most popular posts from 2022. They might spark some ideas about where you can focus and improve as you (hopefully) move into a more proactive and less chaotic new year. The post Our 7 Most Popular Posts in 2022 appeared first on Prosper Strategies.
Selfish Giving
DECEMBER 21, 2022
Just a quick note this week wishing everyone a very happy holiday season. Whatever you celebrate this time of year, I am wishing you the very best in health and happiness for the season and for the New Year. I am very thankful for all of you! I count you all as a Christmas miracle! Just a heads up that I will NOT be publishing a newsletter next Wednesday, December 28th.
NonProfit Leadership Alliance
DECEMBER 21, 2022
Written by: Kasey Hammock. Reading Time: 3 minutes. Leaders have a lot on their plates. Nonprofits and businesses in our community do innovative, mind-blowing work every single day. Too often, instead of shouting it from the rooftops, it’s filed away in a drawer to gather dust. Keep reading and we’ll help you find the right words to connect with your audience so they know just how awesome the service you’re providing is. .
NonProfit Quarterly
DECEMBER 21, 2022
Image Credit: Ryan Loughlin on unsplash. This interview was conducted via Zoom and has been edited for clarity and length. SD: What led you to create the Going for Broke podcast? I was in conversation with the managers of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project (EHRP). I’m on their advisory board. And when I joined the board, I was still very much gainfully employed and a very busy guy.
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