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Did You Hire the Person or Their Chatbot?
AI recruiting for nonprofits can help teams manage a mountain of applications, but a polished résumé still leaves one big question: can this person do the work? Dana Scurlock, Managing Director of Staffing Boutique, explores smarter screening, candidate transparency, and . . . . . . . . .
Your Nonprofit Says the Right Things. Now Look at Who Gets Hired.
Nonprofit leadership equity strategies come to life when they shape hiring, board decisions, and everyday operations. Dr. Orletta Caldwell and Erick Seelbach explore how to close the gap between stated values and organizational behavior . . . . .especially during . . . . . . . . .
charity: water’s Approach to Fundraising Data and Teamwork
Nonprofit revenue operations strategy starts with helping fundraisers succeed. Your operations team clears the report queue. Your fundraisers get their spreadsheets. Everybody’s busy . . . .but is the work helping fundraising move forward? Thomas Turner of charity: water reveals . . . . . . . . .
Before Your Nonprofit’s Budget Fails Again, Give Your Team a Voice!
Nonprofit budgeting beyond the annual budget starts with a surprising shift: stop treating the numbers as a deadline and start using them to guide decisions! Peyton Burch of Martus Solutions and John Tiso of JMT Consulting explore how shared ownership, . . . . . . . . .
Planned Giving for Nonprofits: The “Department of No” Could Save Your Next Big Gift
A donor offers land. Wonderful! Then comes a condition: your nonprofit must farm it for the next 50 years! Suddenly, “thank you” needs a little company . . . Planned giving legal support for nonprofits can help turn complex donations . . . . . . . . .
Four Generations, One Nonprofit—and Everyone Wants to Be Heard
Managing multigenerational nonprofit teams takes more than a shared mission. Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z bring different experiences to nonprofit leadership, fundraising, and daily operations. But assuming someone’s age tells you how they communicate (or whether they . . . . . . . . .
Philanthropy in the South: Investing in Women and Girls of Color
Funding women of color-led nonprofits in the South means looking closely at who receives philanthropic investment, and who keeps being overlooked. Carmen James Randolph of the Women’s Foundation of the South shares how funding, leadership support, and regional collaboration can . . . . . . . . .
Year-End Fundraising Reality Checks: One Thumb Can Make It Or Break It!
How can you improve the year-end donor experience before the giving rush begins? Bloomerang Chief Marketing Officer Ann Fellman showed us where a donor’s path to giving can get difficult and what to do after the gift arrives! This Nonprofit . . . . . . . . .
You Got the Donation. Will You Keep the Donor?
How do you retain first-time donors after their first gift? An event can take months to produce. The room responds, new supporters give, and the team celebrates. That moment deserves celebration, but the donor journey has barely begun! . . . . . . . . . . .