Six Ways Grantmakers Can Embrace Transparency to Foster Stronger Relationships
Philanthropy has had a history of being notoriously opaque and inaccessible to organizations seeking funding. In my years as a …
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Philanthropy has had a history of being notoriously opaque and inaccessible to organizations seeking funding. In my years as a …
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Deliberately, meaningfully, and thoughtfully designing an organization’s culture can help people and teams rally around new technology.
The role that data & tech plays in the relationship between funders and nonprofits is critical to accelerating success of social good.
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Like most big ideas, this one is both ahead of the times and behind them.
As peer-to-peer fundraisers are just getting started, their small steps and victories are ignored in many coaching emails.
How do I get more out of my event donors? Nonprofits continue to ask this question, but it seems most have yet to figure out the answer.
