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Nonprofits are using data, analytics and technology more strategically than ever before. What should you be doing to capitalize on this trend?

While fundraising plans are always a good idea, they can be especially helpful during challenging times like these as nonprofits grapple with the recession set in motion by the pandemic.

We are often asked about conducting strategic planning, which needs to occur at the right time. The strongest, most effective and most sustainable organizations have a clarified mission.

Nonprofits are getting better at virtual events, but can learn more to maximize these gatherings, fend off zoom fatigue, and boost results.

Important lessons learned from 2020, shared in trends that continue into 2021, such as diversifying your communications touchpoints and not relying on a single channel, like in-person events, to drive donations and engagement.

We like to share all of the trends and predictions we can find, even those that may be a little negative for nonprofits. See what you think…

These tools can stifle diversity from the start, especially if those conducting the board search are making assumption about identity, leadership qualities, and expertise that reflect stereotypical white male notions about achievement.

They’ve always been big givers, but for a long time men got most of the credit. MacKenzie Scott’s donation to Virginia State University, announced in December, is the largest single donor gift in the historically Black college’s history.

Ever consider why we use certain words in our industry? This post takes on the “Annual Fund.” We recommend reading and acting to help boost your donor relations – beyond once a year.