Mon.Mar 20, 2023

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Should Your Nonprofit Blog in 2023?

NonProfit PRO

There is a lot of data that supports both sides of the blogging discussion and whether or not your nonprofit should take up this practice. When debating a topic like this, it's best to weigh the pros and cons.

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32 Rising Nonprofit Leaders Chosen for 2023 Certificate in Leadership

NonProfit Leadership Center

A nonprofit organization hires a talented professional. This person is valued by their peers and supervisors. They consistently meet or exceed job expectations. They are one of the most talented team members to come through the organization in the past few years. Naturally, they are promoted into a management role. There’s just one problem, they’ve never managed others or received formal management or leadership training to prepare them for this new opportunity.

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The Influencer Effect: An Immune Booster to Help Grow Your Nonprofit

NonProfit PRO

The Influencer Effect is an economical and simple way to imbue all facets of your organization with the supplements needed to fulfill your mission. Here are some ways it can have a profound effect on donors, especially Gen Z and millennials.

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How to create your new nonprofit’s first budget

Get Fully Funded

When you’re just getting started, it’s critical that one of your first steps is to create your nonprofit’s first budget to help you manage both your organization and your finances as it grows. A budget combined with a fundraising plan can help you make sure there’s always money to pay for the things you need to operate your programs.

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Carole and Marcus Weinstein Give $25 Million to U. of Richmond for New Academic Services Center

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

By Maria Di Mento Plus, Baltimore real-estate developer Sam Rose gave $2 million for full scholarships for students from Ukraine, and Jacklyn and Miguel Bezos, Steve Tisch, and a Campbell’s Soup heiress gave big to support scholarships and ocean research.

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Six Threats to Organizational Transformation

Momentum Nonprofit Partners

In the wake of changing work culture, workforce shortages, and leadership transitions, change is inevitable. Is your Nonprofit organization ready? In 2020, Momentum Nonprofit Partners’ State of the Mid-South Nonprofit Sector report revealed a frightening statistic: 51% of nonprofit executive directors planned to leave their position within five years.

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Givinga Partners with Double the Donation to Expand Philanthropic Network

NonProfit PRO

Givinga has announced a partnership with Double the Donation, a provider of matching gift and volunteer grant solutions for nonprofits. The partnership is designed to drive corporate accessibility and connectivity by providing matching capabilities to all partners.

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The Ethics and Opportunities of Artificial Intelligence in the Nonprofit Sector

Non Profit AF

Hi everyone, and happy Spring if you are in the Northern Hemisphere. Last week, I moderated a conversation on Artificial.

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Banking Failures Add to Growing Economic Uncertainty for Nonprofits

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

By Sara Herschander Foundation grants and gifts from individuals could be at risk as nonprofits continue to struggle to pay wages that will keep workers from seeking other opportunities.

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Are You Treating Your Donors Like Gumballs?

Clairification

Want your donors to sustain you? Then you can’t consume them in five minutes. Yet all too often nonprofits treat their donors exactly like a gumball dispensed from a machine. Chew it up. Spit it out. Done. Oh, yeah… maybe you send a quick thanks to whoever gave you the change to buy the gum. But that’s as far as your gratitude takes you. You’re over it.

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Six Threats to Organizational Transformation

Momentum Nonprofit Partners

In the wake of changing work culture, workforce shortages, and leadership transitions, change is inevitable. Is your Nonprofit organization ready? In 2020, Momentum Nonprofit Partners’ State of the Mid-South Nonprofit Sector report revealed a frightening statistic: 51% of nonprofit executive directors planned to leave their position within five years.

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6 ways to fix your nonprofit website

Jeff Brooks

You’ve got a great looking website with tons of excellent content. You’re getting lots of visitors to the site. But not many donations. What’s wrong? It’s your conversion rate -- the percentage of visitors who end up taking action. Here are some of the common problems that hurt conversion rate -- and cost you revenue, from the Wired Impact Blog, at 6 Nonprofit Website Conversion Rate Killers (and How to Fix Them) Targeting Everyone.

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How this nonprofit is providing the gift of mobility to people all over the world

Nonprofit Leadership Podcast

When living in developed countries, we are accustomed to seeing special parking spaces and accessible ramps for those who may use wheelchairs. Unfortunately this is not the case in many developing countries. Not only do they not have these accommodations, but a large number of people don’t even have the ability to move around their homes or neighborhoods.

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New live training: How to Stand Out on Social Media in 2023

Marketing for the Modern Nonprofit

Secure your spot! New live training: How to Stand Out on Social Media in 2023 Learn how to grow your audience and expand your reach on social media this year. Focus will be on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. This course will be given LIVE on Zoom on Monday, April 24th from 3-4 PM ET. (Zoom link will be sent after purchase.) You will have complete, lifetime access to the recording, slides, and all bonus materials.

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How to Grow a Nonprofit: 5 Marketing Strategies

The Charity CFO

Growth: likely a key point in any strategic plan and something that is the top of mind for many leaders. How to grow your nonprofit is, after all, the key to strengthening your work, achieving your mission, and making an impact. Strategy decisions ultimately come down to being able to continually operate your programs and execute on your goals. Growth can mean many different things to different people.

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Find the Job of Your Dreams in Just 5 Steps With SkillHub

Nonprofit Marketing Insights by GlobalOwls

Find the Job of Your Dreams in Just 5 Steps With SkillHub Before browsing for new jobs, get to know yourself a little better. Make a list of your strengths and accomplishments to feel at ease when talking to the recruiter. People want a job to reflect their passions. Sometimes they keep running on instincts, and sometimes they follow the pre-destined path established by their environment.

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A Great Frontline Fundraiser Won’t Work 9-5

Veritus Group

A two-part series for frontline fundraisers and their managers. The post A Great Frontline Fundraiser Won’t Work 9-5 appeared first on Veritus Group.

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The Weird World of Nonprofit Terminology

Foundation Group

The post The Weird World of Nonprofit Terminology appeared first on Foundation Group®.

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Executive Leadership Cohort: Building Equity and Anti-Racist Change Agents

NC Nonprofit

Please take note of our new refund and payment policies. Thank you. Purchase Option - None - EDI Executive Leadership Cohort: Building Equity and Anti-Racist Change Agents [$25.00] Prefix First Name * Last Name * Job Title * Organization * Preferred Email * Preferred Phone You'll receive an email reminder with instructions on how to join each session the afternoon before the event.

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The Top 25 Live Auction Package Ideas (Updated)

The Killoe Group

The post The Top 25 Live Auction Package Ideas (Updated) appeared first on OneCause.

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The Nonprofit Sector and Social Change: A Conversation between Cyndi Suarez and Claire Dunning

NonProfit Quarterly

Cyndi Suarez : When I read your book, I read the first chapter and the last chapter first because that’s where you lay out the argument you’re making. I was like, “Ooh, this is really interesting.” And then I went back and read all the middle chapters, which is the story of how you got to your argument, the case study, and takes place in Boston, which is where I’m from.

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Earthquake That Struck War-Ravaged Syria Highlights Vital Role of Local Aid Groups

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

By Kimberly Howe Politics trumped humanitarian need, and the United Nations was lambasted for doing too little, but some humanitarian aid was being delivered, thanks to local Syrian groups like the Bahar Organization.

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Nonprofits as Battlegrounds for Democracy

NonProfit Quarterly

Image Credit: cottonbro studio on pexels.com It’s not often that a body of work comes along that makes us ask big questions about the nonprofit sector. Claire Dunning’s new book, Nonprofit Neighborhoods , is one. In it, she not only traces the development of the nonprofit sector. She anchors the sector to one key observation: it was created to offset demands for democracy, particularly by people of color.