Nonprofits Need Strategic Philanthropy

Nonprofits Need Strategic Philanthropy

Nonprofits need strategic philanthropy.  Make no mistake about it, the need is urgent and should not be confused with “big bet” or “audacious philanthropy.”  Instead of reinforcing the mythology that reinforces the bigness of philanthropy and the source of change, nonprofits need philanthropists who bring partnerships, strategic investments, and humility.

Large Nonprofits Approaching Crisis

Large Nonprofits Approaching Crisis

Forward thinking nonprofits are engaged in ongoing planning and the larger and more complex the nonprofit is, those conversations must include frank conversations about restructuring, breaking up and focusing on the organization’s core competencies.

Nonprofit Crisis: Time to Look in the Mirror

For a nonprofit approaching a crisis, it is important to assess your situation and have a disaster planning conversation.

Nonprofits Need to Invest in Management Systems

Nonprofits Need to Invest in Management Systems

Nonprofits on the leading-edge and those making the greatest difference, are the ones who are constantly asking themselves “where do we need to invest to make a greater impact.” Investing in your management systems is often the difference between staying stuck where you are today and achieving more tomorrow.