Blogs

Here are some of the most pervasive misconceptions surrounding nonprofits and how they operate, and the truths behind them.

Change in nonprofits can feel like trying to move a mountain. Here is a systematic framework for to help manage organizational change.

There’s enormous untapped philanthropic potential sitting in the form non-liquid assets. Here’s how your nonprofit can access them.

The number of donors to nonprofits has been declining. Here are some insights into why, plus what you can do about it.

In response to uncertainty, organizations often react unwisely. Here’s how to reframe your philanthropy approach in such times.

A strong workforce is key to long-term success for nonprofits. Here are some Disney leadership practices nonprofits can adopt.

Let’s dive into the potential archetypes of your nonprofit board members and explore how they can help you lead your board effectively.

Here are the lessons one nonprofit learned from a corporate partnership that has been a meaningful source of support and funding.

Streaming can enable nonprofits to deepen audience engagement. Here’s what you need to know about this avenue for digital advocacy.

Personalization is key to direct mail success. Here are six ways nonprofits can take direct mail personalization to the next level.

Email communications are vital to nonprofit fundraising and marketing, so here are four ways to make your emails more effective.

Mobile devices are dominating communication. Here’s what nonprofits can learn from the habits of both older and younger generations.

In today’s digital landscape, nonprofits must adapt their fundraising strategies to align with the behaviors of younger generations.

Standing out is difficult in today’s world. Here’s how your nonprofit can use personalized video messages can differentiate itself.

Artificial intelligence is changing how nonprofits work, but it comes with risks. Here’s why you need a policy, and how to create one.

AI can make things efficient and effective, but nonprofits need to pay attention to these potential issues to avoid problems.

AI can be implemented in so many ways, so your organization is behind if you aren’t using it. Here’s how you can actually use AI.