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Supporting Latinx nonprofits by training leaders and fundraisers 

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Meanwhile, thousands of small and midsize Latinx-focused nonprofits are serving our communitiesfrom a womens shelter in Chicago to a scholarship program in Tucson. Latinx nonprofit staff need a unique sense of familia , safety, and empowerment that speaks to our experience with giving, money, womens leadership, and more.

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The voice and vision of the volunteer

ASU Lodestar Center

Cockrell-Coleman, Fall 2019 Alumnus, ASU Master of Nonprofit Leadership & Management. I enrolled in the Nonprofit Leadership and Management Program at ASU to gain an expanded view on the sector. However, as with any successful endeavor, it takes formal training to advance potential and the social sector is no different.

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Priceless Board Members

ASU Lodestar Center

Sure, they may need some basic training about the organization, but let them share their story and why they believe in the organization that you are representing. Jessie is also a 2011-2012 Generation Next Nonprofit Leadership Academy. Jessie is a National Board Member for YNPN (ynpn.org) and YNPNsd (ynpnsandiego.org).

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Recruiting New Board Members? Here’s how our geographically-focused nonprofit does it!

ASU Lodestar Center

Now the next step is how to do some basic board development training, but we’ll leave that for another blog post! Jessie comes to Phoenix from Chicago before she made the move to Tucson to become a Wildcat for life! Jessie comes to Phoenix from Chicago before she made the move to Tucson to become a Wildcat for life! Get another!

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Why investing in leadership development is a wise strategy

ASU Lodestar Center

A nonprofit organization, much like a for-profit company, is only as strong as its leadership. Businesses spent an estimated $12 billion in leadership development in 2011. Businesses spend $120 per employee per year on leadership development, while the social sector spends just $29 (Callanan, 2014). 03% of the sector's $1.5

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How Nonprofits Can Engage Volunteers in Advocacy

ASU Lodestar Center

posted by Carletha Sterling Summer 2018 Alumna, ASU Master of Nonprofit Leadership & Management Volunteer Board Member Wings for Women, Tucson, Arizona. During my Master of Nonprofit Leadership and Management (MNLM) studies, I gained an appreciation for volunteers and an interest in how volunteers can engage in advocacy.

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How Can Nonprofit Organizations Build High-Performing Employees?

ASU Lodestar Center

Michelle Marion Summer 2018 Alumna, ASU Master of Nonprofit Leadership & Management Operations and Community Manager at CityCoHo - Philadelphia, PA. Invest in their professional development either by offering training programs, mentorship opportunities, leadership responsibilities or by showing an active interest in their career path.