How Can I Raise More Money with My 5K?
The 2016 Blackbaud Peer-to-Peer Fundraising Study gives us interesting insights into different types of fundraising events, like how to raise more with 5Ks.
How a Streamlined K–12 Business Office Improves Your Family Experience
Running a private K–12 school requires more than a strong academic program. It takes a business office that’s streamlined, transparent, [...]
The Different Types of Grant Reviews: What Grantmakers Need to Know
After a lot of research, conversations with community members, and writing—and re-writing—questions, your application for funding is live. And you [...]
How to Leverage Your Grants Management System to Elevate Grantee Well-Being
Philanthropy is known for stretched dollars and thin margins so one more meal can be served and one more person [...]
5 Ways Funders Can Address Nonprofit Burnout
Nonprofits play a critical role in addressing our most pressing issues and addressing gaps for the most vulnerable among us. [...]
Strategies for Impactful Grantmaking During Funding Uncertainty
It’s been a wild few years for the philanthropy sector. Just as we finally got our footing from a global [...]
4 Tips for Effectively Leading Church Volunteer Groups
Between your various ministries, community outreach, and hosting services every Sunday, there are many moving parts to your church’s work. [...]
The Rise of Community Health Workers: A Best Practice for Modern Community Benefit Initiatives
Healthcare delivery has evolved since the passage of the Affordable Care Act, prompting health systems to find more effective ways [...]
Thriving Together: How Funders Can Drive Sustainable Impact Through Grantee Well-Being
Just as the roots of a tree nourish its branches, providing essential sustenance that allows it to grow and flourish, [...]
Responsive Grantmaking: Five Ways to Stay Connected to Your Community During Times of Crisis
From funding uncertainty to overlapping natural disasters to the possibility of another global pandemic, the modern grantmaker must be prepared [...]
