As the number of consultants who work with nonprofits continues to grow, so, too, does the need for information that helps consultants better serve their clients. In this new Chronicle blog, consultants share their tips.
By PENELOPE CAGNEY
Contributor
A Twist on the Usual Hard-Hat Picture
The Houston Ballet took its dancers to the construction site of its new home, producing a visual mix of beams, tutus, and toe shoes.
By sue.lalumia
Contributor
Why Financial Reserves Are No Longer Optional
As nonprofits create reserves, they must be careful to define when the money will be tapped.
By Kristin Giantris
Contributor
How Great Photos Can Tell a Charity’s Story
In a new blog, The Chronicle’s art director offers advice on the best ways for nonprofits to gain attention with their photographs.
By sue.lalumia
Contributor
Charities Use Amazon’s Wish List for Needed Goods
Donors say they appreciate the ease of using the service. What’s more, they know exactly what their money paid for.
By Raymund Flandez
Contributor
Do We Expect Too Much From Boards?
Nonprofit leaders often bash board members for failing to live up to expectations. But are we setting the bar too high?
By RICK MOYERS
Contributor
Fear of Failure: An Obstacle to Change
Too many groups lack the money or the support they need to innovate and transform their operations.
By Dione Alexander
Contributor
Should Foundations Do More to Strengthen Boards?
Foundations have a powerful voice in the nonprofit world. But it is unclear whether they have enough clout to improve nonprofit governance.
By RICK MOYERS
Contributor
Bankruptcy Isn’t a Solution to Nonprofit World’s Woes
It’s time to get creative in helping nonprofits deal with their debt burdens, and it’s time to push foundations, banks, and others to jump in to help.
By DAVID GRECO
Contributor
‘Giving Days’ Garner Large Sums While Attracting New Donors
Regional and citywide online events are helping charities attract gifts at a time when they face government and corporate cuts in aid.
By MAUREEN WEST
Contributor