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“People of color who are givers are bringing a different set of priorities to the table from their own life experience,” says report co-author Urvashi Vaid, and that changes both the agenda of philanthropy and what’s possible for the nonprofits they support.

If you’re like most nonprofit leaders, figuring out how to keep your organization financially stable is perhaps your biggest pain point, but having and effectively executing a strategic plan can help you raise significantly more money and ease that pain.

NonProfitPRO looks at five strategies you can implement now to create a thriving board.

NonProfit PRO compiles nonprofit trends each year to learn predictions on emerging fundraising and leadership tactics for the year ahead. Here is a list of eight of the 40 trends.

There is a lot of talk in our industry about developing a culture of philanthropy. But what does developing a culture of philanthropy really mean in the day-to-day life of a nonprofit professional?

The motivation that gets someone to take the first step to support an organization is quite different from their motivation to continue to be engaged. Just look at the lousy retention rates that nonprofit organizations suffer year after year.

Every year, nonprofit marketers focus on the sprint that is year-end fundraising from Giving Tuesday through the end of the year. And every year, we say this feels like it’s all happening sooner — and it actually is!

Capital Development Services is excited to announce a new addition to our Senior Counsel team. Valerie Melton, MPA has joined the CapDev team, effective February 2022.

If your nonprofit is struggling to find its voice or having a hard time connecting with potential supporters, it’s important to take some time to think clearly about why you exist, even if it’s hard to do.