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How the Johnson Center Has Been Affected by COVID-19: A Perspective From One Learning Services Team Member

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Johnson Center team member Emily Brenner reflects on the many ways her work has changed since the onset of COVID-19, and shares some of the self-care practices she has implemented since working from home.

In the Time of Coronavirus: Can Nonprofits and Foundations Use Their Endowments as a Resource for Recovery?

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Jeff Williams presents a series of financial simulations that may help sector leaders determine whether or not to dip into their endowments this year to help with their economic recovery efforts.

Learning From COVID-19: Five Self-Care Approaches for the Nonprofit Sector

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In a post-COVID-19 world, it’s crucial that we redefine and prioritize self-care for the millions of workers and volunteers in our social sector.

Capacity Building for Resilience, Part 1: Stories of Creative Capacity Amidst COVID-19

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Nonprofits are demonstrating key capacities as they pivot programming, engage communities, and develop new partnerships during the pandemic. In this article, Tamela Spicer shares some of their stories.

In the Time of Coronavirus: Nonprofits, Cash, and Lifelines

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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.

Increased Attention to Sustainable Development Goals

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Philanthropic funding in support of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals is increasing, but there is still a projected $2.5 trillion funding gap.

In the Time of Coronavirus: What the Data Say About the Risk to Michigan Nonprofits

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Through the lenses of project management, disaster response, and data, Jeff Williams considers how the coronavirus crisis may impact the nonprofit sector.

In the Time of Coronavirus: Resources to Support Professional Learning From Home

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Tory Martin shares professional development opportunities and other online resources to help keep your learning on track while working remotely.

Your Board’s Role in Ensuring Fundraising Compliance

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James Gilmer offers tips for making sure that your board members understand fundraising compliance and that your organization plays by the rules.

When It Comes to Fundraising, Nonprofit Boards Want Specific Tasks and Goals

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Boardable’s Jeb Banner shares some great tips on how to keep your board members involved and engaged in fundraising throughout the entire year.

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