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7 Nonprofit Leadership Red Flags & How to Turn Them Green

DonorPerfect

As nonprofit leaders, you have the incredible opportunity to enact positive change and leave a lasting impact on your communities and team. However, even the most well-intentioned leaders encounter internal challenges along the way.

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The door is opening on Conference Season!

M+R

Future-proofing teams for change? Road Ahead (Ballot Initiative Strategy Center ) April 9 to 11, Las Vegas, NV Vice Presidents Kate Ryan and Jess Greene are pretty pumped to be in Las Vegas to meet, greet, and stay out of that hot, hot sun with other political do-gooders at BISC this year. Building a stronger culture of philanthropy?

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An open grant report to MacKenzie Scott and Dan Jewett

Candid

While Candid has been privileged to benefit from more resources than many nonprofits, we share the pervasive challenge felt across the social sector of tight budgets, restrictive grants that can take us off mission, and a struggle to make the long-term investments needed for meaningful change. Take care of Candid staff .

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5 Reasons Your Board Should Switch to Google Drive

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Transparency about programmatic approach, results, governance, and finances are just a few ways a nonprofit can be open about its work, and this openness must start with the board. Other stakeholders also want to know what an organization is doing to “go green.” Transparency is an essential quality for a nonprofit.

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What’s your nonprofit doing to go green?

ASU Lodestar Center

As flag bearers in the march for a greater good, it seems almost requisite that nonprofits should make an effort to go green - insomuch as what’s under our control. Incentivize green behavior at every level of the organization. Not only will it green your nonprofit, it could also help you build morale.

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Demographics via Candid: Building a movement to promote equity in the social sector

Candid

Ann Mei Chang, CEO of Candid, introduced the initiative—explaining the importance of having “the data to know where we stand, identify the gaps, and assess our progress.” As Cheryl emphasized: It is up to us, as leaders in the social sector, to take action and use this tool to drive meaningful change.

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Can love change the world? I hope so!

Amy Sample Ward

Regardless of what work you are doing – campaigning for political change, providing services to your local community, educating others, or anything else – would it look different, would it feel different, would it operate differently if love was the central message? I see this work in public maps like Open Green Map.

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