In the Time of Coronavirus: Nonprofits, Cash, and Lifelines
In this second part of our series on the financial impacts of coronavirus, Jeff Williams and Tamela Spicer take a look at the state of nonprofit finances as they headed into the pandemic.
In this second part of our series on the financial impacts of coronavirus, Jeff Williams and Tamela Spicer take a look at the state of nonprofit finances as they headed into the pandemic.
Philanthropic funding in support of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals is increasing, but there is still a projected $2.5 trillion funding gap.
Through the lenses of project management, disaster response, and data, Jeff Williams considers how the coronavirus crisis may impact the nonprofit sector.
Tory Martin shares professional development opportunities and other online resources to help keep your learning on track while working remotely.
James Gilmer offers tips for making sure that your board members understand fundraising compliance and that your organization plays by the rules.
Boardable’s Jeb Banner shares some great tips on how to keep your board members involved and engaged in fundraising throughout the entire year.
Tamela Spicer considers how we might rethink the role of boards — to move beyond basic collaboration and share power, leadership, and decision making.
Teri Behrens and Tory Martin describe how trust-based philanthropy and participatory grantmaking have emerged as alternatives to strategic philanthropy.
In this blog post, Kellner and Martin look back to the “Mother of Management,” whose brilliant work laid the foundation for organizational learning nearly a century ago.
Andrew Taylor and Ben Liadsky of Taylor Newberry Consulting share best practices and resources for learning within organizations to generate greater impact.