If your employees seem tired and irritable lately, they could be suffering from compassion fatigue. It’s a potentially serious condition that has always been an issue in some fields such as health care. Now, it may be extending further and deeper at many charitable organizations that are struggling to keep up with the emotional and … Read moreProtecting Your Charitable Organization Employees from Compassion Fatigue
A lack of essential nonprofit IT resources can put your organization at risk. For example, do you have a technology committee on your board? For many charities, the answer is no. However, a nonprofit IT committee can help you develop the leadership you need to fulfill your mission. Only 5% of hospitals and health system … Read moreWhy Your Nonprofit Board Needs an IT Committee
Onboarding remote employees is a new challenge for many charitable organizations these days. You may be used to having your HR department walk the new hires around the building for face to face meetings. Then, you gather together in the conference room to fill out the required paperwork. Now, you may be recruiting and orienting … Read moreHR for Charitable Organizations: Onboarding Remote Employees
Is your nonprofit exploring the possibility of grant writing for the first time? After all, if much of your budget came from special events like annual awards dinners and fun runs, you probably need to diversify. Even if you’re financially stable for now, any nonprofit can benefit from looking at all their funding options and … Read moreWhat Newcomers Need to Know About Nonprofit Grant Writing
With so much uncertainty in the world today, you might think it’s impossible to focus on your training needs right now. However, the surprising truth is that disruption can create the ideal conditions for teachable moments. Here are a few points to consider: Why Is a Disruption a Good Time for Training? It’s often difficult … Read moreThe Surprising Truth About Disruption and Training for Nonprofits
Reliable nonprofit IT support enables you to fulfill your mission, even when your work is undergoing major changes. As your organization adapts to the new normal, keep these 3 new priority areas in mind for your technology needs. Nonprofit IT Support for Seamless Remote Work If you’re like many organizations, you’ve had to send much … Read more3 New Priority Areas for Nonprofit IT Support
Are you wondering how to market your nonprofit these days when the headlines are full of such disturbing news? Remember that your mission and services still matter. You need to communicate with your constituents while recognizing the challenges that they’re going through. An experienced nonprofit consultant can help you achieve that balance. Here are 5 … Read more5 New Rules for Nonprofit Marketing
A knowledgeable, creative grant writer is an asset to your non-profit organization. Indeed, a grant writer shapes the information you provide into a compelling narrative about the value of the project to be funded, the ability of your organization to address the project, the impact of the project on the community for which it is … Read moreGiving Your Grant Writers the Information They Need to Succeed
Did your charitable organization make a sudden shift to needing remote employees? As you navigate the transition period, it’s important to keep your employees connected now that they’re no longer sitting next to each other. Here are 5 tips our leadership team wants to share, based on more than 100 years of combined experience in … Read more5 Tips for Keeping Nonprofit Remote Employees Connected
Nonprofit accounting services are more important than ever in times of crisis. For your organization to thrive, you must stay up-to-date with developments like legal and financial assistance. These could help you through these challenging times. Here are a few ways that working with an experienced nonprofit consulting service can help. During emergencies, many nonprofits … Read moreNonprofit Accounting Services in Times of Crisis