Heroism in Nonprofits Heroes in the nonprofit sector embody dedication, steering their organizations toward future success with limited resources. Unlike traditional action heroes, their bravery[…]
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Before my gluten-free days, I used a bread machine to make school lunches. Most mornings, we’d wake to the smell of fresh bread. On days[…]
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Strategic planning, as you know, is a must for your nonprofit. Why? If the mission is the heart of a nonprofit, and money is its[…]
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Are you a CEO caught in the relentless hustle of your nonprofit work, often neglecting your well-being? It’s time to prioritize self-care without compromising your[…]
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As you gear up for a new year, it’s time to recognize your hard work, accomplishments, and smarts. Take a bow. You deserve it![…]
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You know what your nonprofit does matters- you witness it daily, but do you struggle to articulate your results? Maybe you If this is you,[…]
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What do people say about your nonprofit when you’re not around? Do they think that you know where you are going and making inroads? Or[…]
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Nonprofit executives, by the nature of their jobs, have an “overwhelm monster” lurking outside their door. And that monster seems to get bigger and come[…]
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Perhaps you remember the Oscar-winning children’s film Frozen. Frozen tells the story of two sisters, Anna and Elsa. Elsa is an unusual child: she can[…]
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If everything’s going well in your nonprofit, working to solve your most significant problem might not matter. But if you’re challenged, it matters a lot.[…]
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