Show Me The Money: How to Find Prospects That Want to Fund You

The role of a nonprofit executive director (ED) is all-encompassing. The ED is literally in charge of everything, including the success of their board. And while every nonprofit is different, there are nine key areas that every ED should master. Don't count on your board to know what EDs actually do. By knowing the job, you can deliver for your mission, your board, and your career.

The pandemic disrupted every aspect of the nonprofit industry, requiring nonprofits to adapt quickly. This has created challenges, but also opportunities to reimagine how constituents want to engage, and use these learnings to fuel long-term strategies. Rather than falling back on "traditional" ways of engagement, we can evolve our technology and strategies to create a giving experience for supporters and work experience for fundraisers that is more agile and innovative. Join us for a webinar for tips on building agile End-of-Year strategies that scale and engage supporters in more personalized and meaningful ways.

Raising money online is harder than it looks. So many other nonprofits post on Facebook and money seems to pour in. The truth is that it’s not easy for them either – there’s strategy and planning and skill that goes into successful online fundraising. If your nonprofit is new or if your old ways no longer work, it’s time for some proven, new ideas to help you raise the money you need.

Serving your mission during a recession can be tricky without proper preparation. Looking back helps us all plan ahead. Let’s turn back time and gain learnings from the Great Recession of 2007 as a reference for understanding how nonprofits will fare during a recession. During the last recession, charitable giving decreased significantly, leading nonprofits of all sizes to lose billions of dollars.