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Why Every Organization Needs a Major Gifts Program (And Where to Start)

Whether you’re in a small or mid sized organization, or part of a development team of one or 25, you are probably raising major gifts. But let me take a step back and address some common questions that I hear about major gifts.

Nora Hennessy
April 26, 2023

6 Benefits of Hiring an Interim Leader During a Leadership Gap

Here are 6 reasons why your organization could benefit from interim leadership...

Judy Rosen
February 1, 2023

Sharing Salary on Job Postings is No Longer Optional

3 Reasons You Need to Put a Salary Range on Job Postings 

Jamie Perry
November 28, 2022

4 Ways to Help Your Board Be Better Ambassadors for Your Organization

We ask a lot of our board members, and we can’t expect them to succeed without the proper tools. One way to support their success is to focus on how board members can support your work in addition to donating—building relationships, opening doors, stewarding your current donors. 

Renee Davis
June 25, 2022

Do You Really Need a Consultant for Strategic Planning? Here’s How to Decide.

Lisa Tylke

4 Ways to Inspire and Empower Women Leaders in the Nonprofit World

Jamie Klobuchar

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5 Reasons Your Board Should Not Disappear This Summer

Amy Schiffman
June 22, 2017

Do You Really Need a Consultant for Strategic Planning? Here’s How to Decide.

Lisa Tylke

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Jamie Klobuchar
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2024 Sample Year-End Appeal Email Freebie for Jewish Fundraisers

Judith Frankiel

4 Reasons To Do Strategic Planning Before a Capital Campaign

Lisa Tylke

Is Your Nonprofit Ready for Black Donors? Cultural Wealth Appropriation and the New Donor Diversification Fad

Now, majority-white organizations are soliciting Black and other non-Eurocentric individuals to come into this system that was not designed to include them. Much like the cultural appropriation of a people’s customs, this is essentially attempting to appropriate other cultures’ wealth. So, to avoid this unfortunate trend, before you launch into a campaign or new program to attract Black donors and dollars, I recommend you ask yourself and your organization these important questions.

Christina Bourné