by Janet Gershen-Siegel Like for-profit ventures, nonprofits need money to grow and meet mission objectives. There are several choices out there. Many are viable even if the founder has bad credit. Many will even work for nonprofit startups. Play to the nonprofit’s strengths. There is funding to match. Grants Government grants require paperwork and grant proposals,…
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by Howard Levy When the economy reopens, life will not go back to the way it was. It’s time to be creative and leverage change to achieve your mission and have even more impact. But we can’t do that by looking over our shoulder at what was and trying to recapture the past. Instead, let’s…
from The NonProfit Times Donors will be more careful about giving in light of the pandemic and will even stop giving for now, according to new data in a new Dunham+Company survey conducted in April by Campbell Rinker. More than half of donors surveyed said they plan to continue giving – but more carefully in…
by Emil Hajric There’s no sugarcoating it: These are challenging times for nonprofit organizations operating in any industry, in any area of the world. As Jeff Jowdy recently explained though, these challenging times are the exact moments your nonprofit team needs to lean into serving those you’ve always pledged to serve. Of course, with global shutdowns and social distancing…
by Cheryl A. Clark and Karen Topakian The Covid-19 virus has upended every facet of our lives. For those of us in the nonprofit community, that has meant closing our facilities and offices, disrupting our delivery of services, and ceasing our communications with donors- Wait a minute! While those first two are true, the third is…
By Wayne Elsy We know that these times are unlike anything that any of us has seen. However, nonprofit leaders are in a unique position. Our great nation is one where philanthropy and social good are part of the fabric of who we are as a country. And as the needs in our communities continue…
by Michael S. Fischer Charitable giving edged downward in 2019, but remained 6% higher than in 2017, according to the Fundraising Effectiveness Project’s fourth-quarter report, released in late March. Now, the question is what effect the coronavirus pandemic will have on giving in 2020. The bulk of losses in donations in 2019 came in the second…
GG Nonprofit News is pleased to partner with VonLehman to present the webinar “Deciphering the CARES Act for Nonprofits” on Thursday, April 16th at 2:00pm. Join us for this FREE webinar on the CARES Act and its impact on nonprofits. While there are several components of this new law, the standards as they pertain to nonprofits…
by The Charity CFO THE PASSING OF THE CARES ACT HAS NOW PROVIDED FUNDING RELIEF FOR SMALL BUSINESS AND NONPROFITS. HERE IS A BRIEF SUMMARY: Nonprofits that have fewer than 500 employees an in operation on 2/15/2020 are eligible to apply. Loan amounts is the lesser of $10M or 2.5x average monthly payroll expenses for…
By Jane Page-Steiner, Publisher, GC Nonprofit News We are all experiencing fear and uncertainty as the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds. The COVID-19 pandemic is creating unprecedented challenges for nonprofit leaders and the people and communities we serve. We know that many of you are facing complex challenges on how to best protect your team, serve your constituents, and…
By Lynn Wester When I sat down to write The 4 Pillars of the Donor Experience a year ago, I wanted it to be a continuation of our thought work in The 4 Pillars of Donor Relations. But honestly, I wanted it to be a book that was read beyond donor relations circles and practitioners and instead shared across…
By Paul D’Alessandro It may be a new year, but for nonprofit leaders and board members, many of the same challenges remain. One of the significant issues in the nonprofit sector is that of nonprofit compensation. Many who dedicate their lives to working in the industry think that they are underpaid. As a result, if you…
By Peter Gamache and Jackie Sue Griffin Many nonprofit organizations rely heavily on the work of volunteers to carry out their missions. Once you realize that the relationship your organization has with your volunteers determines the sustainability of your nonprofit, volunteer retention and appreciation become critical factors in your success. How does your nonprofit approach retaining volunteers?…
By Glen Greenstone If you’re a nonprofit professional, you’re likely already familiar with millenials and how to target your fundraising marketing to attract them. However, Generation Z has now established itself as the next wave of donors. Born around 1996 and later, Gen Z youth are known to be socially conscious. According to this infographic on generational giving, Gen…
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