There’s no shortage of pithy sayings and advice about New Year’s resolutions. My favorite, though, is the simple truth that resolutions are not habits...

A sizable chunk of any nonprofit’s budget supports equipment, goods, and services. Too often, we miss creative ways to fund those budget items and ...

Nonprofits and ministries usually focus on two ends of the giving spectrum: major donors and annual contributors. Too often, mid-level givers fall by ...

We’re unpacking key ways you can best position your nonprofit for planned giving in this blog series, and we’ve outlined some of the key concerns that...

Every nonprofit struggles with its annual budget process.

“I wish we had an investment fund that let us think strategically!”

“If only we had an end...

Healthy nonprofits are ones that seek and sustain multiple revenue streams. While donation revenue from individuals, major donors, and grants are the ...

Unplanned Expenses

Effective stewardship and donor development takes careful planning. A lot of thought should go into your fundraising efforts to en...

Recognition and Unexpected Thank Yous

If you’ve been a reader of this blog, you’ve heard me say this in the past: many organizations tend to do a poo...

Making the Most of Receipts

Nonprofits and ministries whip out tax receipts that look sterile – official, dry documents that simply list the calendar...

The Value of Donor Dinners

Why do your top givers support your organization? What drives them? What are they most passionate about? What pieces of yo...

A significant portion of any nonprofit’s budget goes toward equipment, goods, and services. However, many organizations overlook creative ways to fund...