How to Promote Philanthropy to Your Corporate Partners
In this article, philanthropy consultant Aly Sterling explains how to communicate the importance of dedicated philanthropy and CSR programs to your nonprofit organization’s corporate partners.
In this article, philanthropy consultant Aly Sterling explains how to communicate the importance of dedicated philanthropy and CSR programs to your nonprofit organization’s corporate partners.
Donors of color are leading — or are playing an increasingly visible role in leading — many of the shifts we’re seeing today in the field of philanthropy.
Jeff Williams explains how traditional donor, nonprofit, and foundation practices are often rooted in misconceptions about the scale and breadth of the sector, leaving many nonprofits out to dry when it comes to grant eligibility.
Plante Moran’s Chris Hardy and Scott Petree offer a guide to help protect your nonprofit organization from cyberattack.
Outsourcing can be a great solution for accounting tasks like payment and payroll processing. It can help protect your organization and staff from risk and create financial efficiencies that lead to better stewardship of resources.
Many funders are attempting to “decolonize” their wealth and hand over more control to those receiving that wealth. But as movements and funding streams formalize, organizations may experience pressure to tone down or redirect their aims.
Formal policies, systems, and procedures are critical for ensuring good stewardship over your nonprofit’s resources and can help prevent the misuse and misappropriation of assets.
By Tory Martin
Libraries offer many free resources for nonprofits, including access to grantmaker databases, how-to books and guides, and historic archives.
Our communities are facing a crisis of trust, one both deeply rooted in our national history and increasingly disruptive in our daily lives. Research suggests the nonprofit sector is well positioned to help rebuild the public’s trust in each other, and reinforce the public’s trust in philanthropy.
By Tory Martin
When funders support their nonprofit partners’ ability to raise flexible, independent dollars, those nonprofits are better positioned to meet crises and opportunities quickly, creatively, and strategically.