I don’t know what the July fourth means to you.  Growing up, to me it meant baseball, picnics and fireworks.  Friends and family gatherings. And, of course, our nation’s birthday. But what we need to focus on now is a more perfect union. Not a land of broken promises.

The uncertain times we live in require new approaches that will power your mission through a purpose-driven focus. If you are looking for ways to navigate the change that surrounds us, think inside-out.

All of us in the nonprofit sector must build a stable path forward through the many challenges that the last year has presented us with. But what do we truly need in order to set ourselves up for success in 2021 and beyond?

Nonprofit leaders must plan and strategize. They must sustain momentum while exploring new ways of delivering their mission and increasing their impact. Hear perspectives from our recent leadership webinar.

Volunteers contribute to the success of your mission as no other group can. However, there are many unique approaches that can be employed to ensure volunteers’ impact can be particularly meaningful.

We can all agree 2020 was a year like no other—a year in which American philanthropy was tested and came through. With 2020 behind us, we optimistically look to the year ahead at the top trends we believe are worth watching.

These days, in planning a campaign there is no single donor mindset. As you seek significant support, you a need bold, long-term vision that lifts donors’ sites beyond this time of crisis.

Board trainings, though more and more common, are still not entirely routine. The transformational results of equipping your board with training allows them to advocate for your organization in an important new way.

As nonprofits take a hard look at how to correct inequities, many are finding they need to move beyond statements of solidarity towards meaningful change. Explore key concepts necessary to begin to make a shift in a fundamentally new direction.