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Year-End Fundraising: Score Some Easy Wins
If your nonprofit hasn’t done much to plan for year-end fundraising, don’t worry. There are some simple things you can do to set yourself up for a few “easy wins.”
Create a Nonprofit Fundraising Event that Feels Like YOUR Organization
Just say "no" to cookie-cutter, same-as-everyone-else's nonprofit fundraising events! Back in May, I shared on my podcast that I was starting to plan an event for my family, and it was going to be very different from the typical event. I was planning my daughter's Bat...
Is That Small Grant Worth It?
Big things can (eventually) come in small packages Over the years, I have worked with many nonprofits that believe it's not worth it to pursue smaller grants. They only want to go after the big grants (and big is a different number for every organization - maybe...
In Work and Life, Choosing a Different Thought
At home, at work, and anywhere in your life, choosing a different thought keeps things in perspective and helps you move forward. Believe me, I’m a work in progress.
Determining if Your Organization is Grant Proposal Ready
Just because you CAN pursue a grant proposal, that doesn’t mean you SHOULD pursue it. How do you know if your organization is grant proposal ready? And if it’s not ready, what can you do about it?
Ready to Respond: Why Your Organization Needs a Stock Grant Proposal
A stock grant proposal is a resource that every organization should have in its back pocket. It should be ready to go when you need it.
Everybody can be great, because everybody can serve.
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
