By Tiffany Rucker, MBA If you’ve tuned into the news lately, you’ve seen the catastrophic damage that Hurricane Ida has caused throughout multiple states. Ida appeared just 16 years after Hurricane Katrina, which left significant devastation and caused many families to leave their homes behind and relocate...
By Tiffany Rucker, MBA As the CEO of an organization, your number one goal is to fulfill the mission, which makes you the driving force behind the organization’s focus. Your plans and actions are critical to ensuring that everyone is on board with what the organization stands for...
By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS “She hates it when I say this, but we’re the grandmothers of event planning—it wasn’t even an industry when we started,” said Lisa Cook of her decades-long career as event planners with her partner, Leslie Heins. (Our slightly tongue-in-cheek suggestion...
By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS Outsourcing essential business operations, such as accounting, IT services or HR, to specialized professionals may seem like a daunting task for your small nonprofit. It requires money, time and effort to find vendors that both specialize in the needed area...
By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS Partnerships and collaborations between nonprofits are strategic alliances that achieve more significant impact than any of the nonprofits could generate on its own. These partnerships exist in many shapes and forms, from less integrated associations to unified programming, shared services...
By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS There are many digital tools and tactics that can boost online donations to your nonprofit, but before you start sending weekly email appeals or sliding into supporters’ DMs, you have to do the groundwork. The sooner you dial in the details...