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6 Steps to Turbocharge Your Board Recruitment

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Passion for the cause and diversity of experience are as valuable as fundraising chops or the capacity to give big, experts say. By David L. Wheeler Getty Images Passion for the cause and diversity of experience are as valuable as fundraising chops or the capacity to give big, experts say.

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From Networking to $13M Raised: What Nonprofit Hiring Really Takes

NonProfit PRO

hide(); }});--> If you follow sports, music, or any team-based activity, you understand that strategic recruitment drives long-term success. Consider flexible schedules, purpose-driven work, internal growth paths and a strong culture of philanthropy. Make improving your current team’s experience part of your recruitment strategy.

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Listen Now: Smart Solutions to Hire and Retain Top Talent

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Nonprofit executives Jordan Shenker and Keena Friday share tips on how to recruit and keep great staff members.

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Wayne State U. Gets $50 Million From Former Instructor Turned Auto Executive

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

The donation from James and Patricia Anderson will back engineering programs and help recruit more faculty and Ph.D. students to the universitys engineering school.

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Idealist and VolunteerMatch to Merge

NonProfit Quarterly

Image by Joel Muniz from Unsplash Idealist and VolunteerMatch, two nonprofits dominant in the space of digital volunteer recruitment, are merging, according to an announcement this week. Indeed, VolunteerMatch has been the underlying technology of volunteer postings across the country, notes Jan Masaoka, co-chair of the Philanthropy Project.

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Nonprofits earn public trust through service to communities

Candid

Nonprofits remain the most highly trusted sector Independent Sector’s newly released Trust in Nonprofits and Philanthropy study provides an important snapshot of where we stand. Nonprofits empower communities as partners The Trust in Nonprofits and Philanthropy study also reveals where we have other important work to do.

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The power of small grants and deep listening to fund the ‘unfundable’ 

Candid

They knew those most affected by the problems we face also held the solutions, so they worked to democratize the sector and make philanthropy accessible to everyday people. While written applications and reports are the standard in philanthropy, we heard from our community about how cumbersome the process is.