I bet you’ve done it. I sure have. We bought right into the myth without even realizing what we were doing. What myth? The Myth of Boards. It goes like this: “Nonprofit Board members are supposed to help with fundraising.” Well, there’s truth in it. And a problem. How30
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Continue readingI’m pretty passionate about how staff and board members can work together and in this podcast I dispel some myths about what nonprofit board members should or shouldn’t do.
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Continue readingI hear it all the time: How do I get my Nonprofit Board to help with fundraising? Sometimes it sounds more like this: “ How do I get my Board to make their own donation? I need 100% Board giving for a grant.” “What does it take to get my30
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Continue readingPeople ask me this all the time — How do I get my Board to fundraise? Every Executive Director wants it. Every Founder needs it. Just imagine – your WHOLE Board out there spreading the good word about your nonprofit in the community, telling their friends about your organization’s mission, and bringing resources back to30
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Your first day on the Board is kind of like the first day of school. Everything is fresh and new, and the future holds so much promise. You’re excited because you believe in the organization’s mission, and you really want to help, but you’re not exactly sure what that looks like. Then reality sets in30
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Your first day on the Board is kind of like the first day of school. Everything is fresh and new, and the future holds so much promise. You’re excited because you believe in the organization’s mission, and you really want to help, but you’re not exactly sure what that looks like. Then reality sets in30
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For many nonprofits, June is a busy month. If your new fiscal year starts July 1, you’re spending this month wrapping up the old year and preparing for the new one. That means approving a budget, setting fundraising goals, and reviewing program results. For your Board, it’s time to bring on new30
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For many nonprofits, June is a busy month. If your new fiscal year starts July 1, you’re spending this month wrapping up the old year and preparing for the new one. That means approving a budget, setting fundraising goals, and reviewing program results. For your Board, it’s time to bring on new30
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For many nonprofits, June is a busy month. If your new fiscal year starts July 1, you’re spending this month wrapping up the old year and preparing for the new one. That means approving a budget, setting fundraising goals, and reviewing program results. For your Board, it’s time to bring on new30
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For many nonprofits, June is a busy month. If your new fiscal year starts July 1, you’re spending this month wrapping up the old year and preparing for the new one. That means approving a budget, setting fundraising goals, and reviewing program results. For your Board, it’s time to bring on new30
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