In today’s competitive nonprofit landscape, many organizations struggle with a common perception: they’re seen as “nice to support,” not “need to support.” In other words, their cause may be worthy and their programs impactful, but without clear relevance to broader...
4 areas where they can (and should) overlap In a time of growing expectations, tighter budgets, and increased competition for attention and funding, nonprofits face an urgent question: How can we do more with less, without losing sight of our mission? For many, the...
Greater demand for philanthropic dollars in a challenging economy leads to more well-meaning groups competing for less resources. While individual Americans give to charity at rates higher than other developed nations, barriers to giving today are several, including:...
Just as important as raising money, nonprofit organizations must also cultivate awareness, enthusiasm and dedication among board members and volunteers. Recruiting volunteers and board members to devote “time and treasure” is a short-hand way to describe a very...
Greater demand for philanthropic dollars in a challenging economy leads to more competing for less. While individual Americans give to charity at rates higher than other developed nations, barriers to giving today are several, including: Inflation and growing fears of...
Disruptions of any sort raise many questions for your business. Any market disruption could be considered a competitive threat. It may or not be a real competitor, but in the end if you fail to achieve your goal, you lost. We can prevent those losses. Since 1987,...
