Written by Jackie Sue Griffin The approach of year-end budget management can sometimes create an intimidating challenge: the use of granted funds in a time crunch. Failing to effectively utilize provided grant money before the year’s end (or contract date) can trigger setbacks, posing a threat...
Written by Jackie Sue Griffin Volunteers stand as the heartbeat of nonprofits, injecting passion and dedication into causes that fuel positive change. Additionally, in many grant writing applications, it can be important to understand the data and power your volunteers provide. Having data about your volunteers...
Written by Jackie Sue Griffin In the dynamic landscape of non-profit organizations, securing grants is a critical venture that demands more than just a compelling proposal. The journey of grant acquisition requires a strategic alignment between your organization's mission and the goals of potential funders. Successful...
By C. Elliott Potter For JSG & Associates While culture wars are nothing new, they are changing—and not for the better. The conflicts have progressed far beyond skirmishes that, for the most part, serve as distractions but stop short of threatening destruction. The potential for once-unthinkable consequences seems...
When applying for grant awards, it's essential to understand two fundamental approaches: paying attention to things already in motion versus attempting to create motion. This distinction is vital for non-profits, where strategic planning and execution can mean the difference between securing funding or falling short...
The Mirror Effect: Reflecting Inward to Ensure Sustainability By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS Owner and Executive Director of Jackie Sue Griffin & Associates Sustainable nonprofit organizations are born from a deep-rooted desire to contribute positively to society while addressing endless societal challenges; leaders mobilized as a collective...