Now is the time to consider crisis fundraising. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the course of the year across all industries, especially, as you’re well aware, the nonprofit sector. By this point, you’ve likely addressed any of your organization’s urgent needs, like canceling upcoming events or managing emergency funding. But once you’ve checked off these […]
You’re not really out of toilet paper – why scarcity hurts
Lately, my mind keeps bouncing back to the idea of scarcity. We’re in the middle of a pandemic and suddenly scouring the stores for toilet paper. Something happens to a person when they start panicking about toilet paper. But it’s also something the nonprofit sector battles – or doesn’t – every day. Financial scarcity Especially […]
Just for you: free tools you can use
It’s summer. It’s hot. Who doesn’t need free tools? Your mask itches. (Wear it anyway!) So today’s post is an easy one: no heavy lift, and maybe a little help. Here’s a grab bag of free or cheap tools I use and like. Remember, sometimes, free isn’t so free – the time and effort you […]
4 Best Practices for Stronger Board Member Communication
Board members have a strong responsibility to serve your nonprofit and ensure it has the resources it needs to succeed. The decisions they make guide your organization’s work and can either propel you toward fulfilling your mission or set your efforts back. With the level of responsibility that your board holds, a failure in communication […]
The US Postal Service and you
Between COVID delays and the attempt to hijack our constitutionally created United States Postal Service, mail has slowed down. A lot. But if you’re hoping my next line will read, “so direct mail is over”, I will disappoint you. Because it’s not. It’s still the channel with the highest response rates. And people who are […]
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