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Asking better questions to create more equitable outcomes 

Candid

How do we know whether we’re asking the “right” questions, in the “right” way, when designing and evaluating programs? These questions can help design research and evaluations that are more inclusive when determining what is studied, how it is studied, and how the findings are used within nonprofit organizations and beyond.

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Building Resilient Funding Models: Essential Tips for Nonprofit Finance Professionals

sgEngage

By actively bringing together different departments and leading discussions around revenue diversification, you can set measurable goals, evaluate the ROI of each funding source, and make informed decisions about where to invest time and resources. Tell a compelling story that pulls at the heartstrings.

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3 Tips to Help Your Nonprofit Steward Corporate Partners

Nonprofit Tech for Good

In business, customer retention is “big business.” ” High customer retention rates can help a company spend less on marketing, improve the overall lifetime value of a customer, and earn more referrals. For more tools and resources about purpose-driven partnerships, please visit the Accelerist Insights page.

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Good Data Governance Equals Great Member Experiences

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Review Systematically How do you evaluate whether your organization’s data is pristine, polluted, or somewhere in the murky in-between? Practice Good Stewardship Even if your digital resources are in order, a data governance policy is an important piece of responsible stewardship. Much of the data in your systems is not yours.

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How Do You Measure The Value of Your Association's Products?

Association Analytics

As we discussed in our recent blog post about retention, data isn’t one dimensional. You should assess what resources you have to produce each product. With knowledge that certain products are more valuable, you can prioritize limited resources to work on those. What is my capacity? Should we invest more or less in this product?

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ChatGPT Isn’t Ready for Prime Time, But an Upskilled Team Will Be

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At the moment, it looks like humans continue to be your association’s most precious resource. Humans continue to be your association’s most precious resource. When your employees are a resource that receives constant cultivation and development, it’s possible that you will grow some of the best people out of your organization.

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[ASK AN EXPERT] What Are The Pros And Cons Of Public Donor Listings?

Bloomerang

Any of these can be a strength or a weakness (sometimes both), depending on your organizations experience and resources. Especially if it opens up that time for more high-yielding fundraising and donor retention activities. Or at least a thoughtful evaluation of the evidence you already have. What should you do?

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