Nonprofit Strategy Guide for When the Economy Reopens
When the economy reopens, life will not go back to the way it was. It’s time to be creative and leverage change to achieve your mission and have even more impact.
When the economy reopens, life will not go back to the way it was. It’s time to be creative and leverage change to achieve your mission and have even more impact.
There are likely many great reasons to support your nonprofit. But how do you convey your essence in a concise and compelling way that will motivate donors to support your organization? >
As the number of nonprofits has proliferated, even organizations that are household names must adapt to appeal to a new generation of donors. Their strategies can serve as inspiration for other organizations. >
These days, it seems that everyone wants “clean” design. But I would argue that clean is not what nonprofits need. >
If your organization is like most nonprofits, you have the need for a steady stream of client success stories to support your marketing and fundraising efforts. Here’s how to do it. >
Nonprofit board members know they must oversee their organization’s finances, governance, and major initiatives. But an overlooked area of responsibility is maintaining their brand. >
Your organization’s name can describe what you do, your values and your audience. While a great name won’t guarantee a steady stream of funds, it helps distinguish your organization in this increasingly competitive world. >
So you’re starting a nonprofit organization or have one and want to know how to build or strengthen your brand. Well, what is a brand? >
In a short-attention-span world, organizations that are able to quickly communicate their value are the ones that attract the most overall support. >