A few years ago, while I was Nonprofit Strategies Manager at the Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation, I recorded a […]
Board Engagement Is a Custody Question
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Five ways a project management (PM) tool can take things off your non-profit plate
1. Collaborating and communicating: Is your inbox a mire of messages from coworkers and partners and funders and patrons and […]
Next in Nonprofits 235 – Shared nonprofit spaces with Robert J. Bolton Jr.
Robert J. Bolton Jr. is the President and Executive Director of The Interchurch Center (TIC), whose mission is ” to foster […]
Don’t Let Your Donor History Walk Out the Door
“I’ll get to that tomorrow.” If you’ve run a nonprofit for more than a year, you’ve probably said this about […]
The BIG Gmail Inbox Shift that Nonprofit Newsletter Writers Need to Know
Your donors’ Gmail inboxes are about to get a lot more crowded, and it’s not because of you. Google quietly […]
8 Nonprofit Event Mistakes Silently Draining Your Revenue
Your event was a hit. The room was full, the energy was good, and everyone left happy. And yet… you […]
Invest in Buying Someone a Cup of Coffee
Invest in relationships, one coffee at a time Most of the best jobs are never posted. You get them because […]
Stewardship Does Not Equal Thank You Notes
Every year, Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) turns away money. Not by accident, and not because the […]
Five things to do in July to make Fall easier
July is that rare, quiet stretch on many nonprofits’ calendars: a perfect time to shift gears from the daily chase […]
On Workaholism.
from a Recovering Workaholic in the Nonprofit Sector In our capitalist, achievement-obsessed hustle culture, workaholism is widely celebrated. But let’s […]