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Plugging into Nonprofit Success | Dr. Sharon Elefant

Peter Winick

Mastering Strategy, Relationships, and Monetization in the Nonprofit World In this episode, Dr. Sharon Elefant, CEO of The Nonprofit Plug, shares how she transformed her passion for nonprofits into a thriving consultancy. How do you turn a passion for nonprofits into a thriving business?

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the head of the nonprofit I volunteer for doesn’t know what a budget is

Alison Green

A reader writes: I’ve been doing some remote volunteer grant writing as part of a long-term plan to break out of my current job family (also nonprofit-centric). The nonprofit Im currently working with is only a few years old, in another state, and very small, with no paid staff. My main contact is the executive director, Helena.

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Bill Hybels on Integrating Young Leaders

Leadership Freak

Peter Drucker believed leaders of nonprofits had lots to teach corporate leaders.

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A Troubling Trend in Nonprofit Branding

Kellogg Insight

When nonprofit organizations rebrand themselves, inspiration may not be the answer.

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How 3 Nonprofits Approach Customer Service

Help Scout Leadership

Customer service at nonprofits is often a function rather than a department, so success depends on keeping their tools and processes simple. Read the full article

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How To Write An Impactful Nonprofit Annual Report

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Here are some tips for leaders responsible for writing an effective annual report for their nonprofit organization. Consider making these objectives for your report: To demonstrate accomplishments ( not activities ) ( results and how you did it). To recognize important people (volunteers, donors, major funders, partners).

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a nonprofit kept badgering me to interview their disabled client

Alison Green

It turned out she worked for a nonprofit that helps adults with developmental disabilities get jobs. I’m torn — I admire the nonprofit and their assistance but at the same time, I’d rather not be guilted into interviewing someone! (If It’s pretty clear in the job posting too!

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