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How to Foster Civic Engagement Among Gen Zers

How to Foster Civic Engagement Among Gen Zers

Small, approachable actions are key.

Have a Plan Ready for When Big Gifts Surprise You

Have a Plan Ready for When Big Gifts Surprise You

Windfalls are more common than you may think. These tips will help you write a windfall policy so good fortune doesn’t catch you off guard.

Build a Supportive, Active Board: 3 Proven Tactics

Build a Supportive, Active Board: 3 Proven Tactics

Seasoned leaders share advice on what it takes to create a healthy dynamic between nonprofit boards and executives.

The High Cost of Low Nonprofit Pay

The High Cost of Low Nonprofit Pay

Millions of nonprofit workers don’t make enough to sustain themselves. Experts warn it’s time for boards and funders to stop ignoring the math and start investing in the people behind the mission.

‘All Gifts Matter and No Gift Is Too Small’

‘All Gifts Matter and No Gift Is Too Small’

H. Art Taylor, the CEO of the Association for Fundraising Professionals, talks about how he manages his workload and what he does for fun.

Strategic Planning Simplified

Strategic Planning Simplified

This collection of resources will help nonprofit leaders develop a focused approach to set the stage for a successful strategic plan.

‘I’m Tougher Than You Think’

‘I’m Tougher Than You Think’

Learn how Wendy Young, the president of Kids in Need of Defense and a longtime defender of immigrant children, stays motivated.

Leaders Face Disruption With Resilience and Resolve, Poll Finds

Leaders Face Disruption With Resilience and Resolve, Poll Finds

A survey takes the pulse of nonprofit and foundation leaders, including their outlook for the future.

How to Help Minneapolis – and Prepare if the Crisis Spreads

How to Help Minneapolis – and Prepare if the Crisis Spreads

Nonoko Sato, CEO of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits, on how outsiders can help charities in Minneapolis — and prepare for divisive immigration crackdowns in their own cities.

How Aid Groups Are Dealing With Slashed USAID Funding

How Aid Groups Are Dealing With Slashed USAID Funding

They are cutting staff, localizing, and coordinating better.

Tips for a Positive Leadership Transition, From Outgoing Ms. Foundation CEO

Tips for a Positive Leadership Transition, From Outgoing Ms. Foundation CEO

Teresa Younger talks about 12 years of impact, a $100M campaign, and her decision to step aside to model a positive leadership transition.

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Amid Funding Cuts, Rising Volunteerism Offers Hope for Struggling Nonprofits

Some nonprofit leaders think volunteers will be critical to helping nonprofits remain lean and nimble in these financially uncertain times.

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Why Your Gen Z Workers Need Tough Love

Rigor, high expectations, and an insistence on excellence remain key to good mentorship — and good leadership for your organization.

Taming Tech Chaos in the Back Office

Taming Tech Chaos in the Back Office

Giving in the digital age has been a blessing for donors — and a curse for gift-management officers.

In Today’s Climate, Strategic Planning Feels Like a Luxury

In Today’s Climate, Strategic Planning Feels Like a Luxury

Contingency planning is now the name of the game.

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CFO as Storyteller: A Powerful Voice for Your Future

Chief financial officers must go beyond spreadsheets and offer the strategic clarity your nonprofit needs to chart a sustainable course.