Add Diversified Thinking to your Nonprofit’s Next Board Meeting

Diversify Thinking with Public Board Meetings   Could your organization benefit from public board meetings? Inviting non-board members can shed light on your organization’s impact within the communities you serve, opens the door to new ideas, and cultivates new leaders who could support the organization.   Board diversity is important for any organization’s decision making […]

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Culture of Compa$$ion: Paying Employees to Volunteer Is Good Business

  Corporate philanthropy and corporate social responsibility have gained greater popularity among business leaders. Ethical practices and giving back to local communities rank high as smart business tactics. Many businesses and corporations implement philanthropic opportunities for their employees, such as paid time off to volunteer for a selected nonprofit.   FastCompany.com explains Why Every Company […]

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Ready to Serve: the Pros of Hiring Veterans

    The smartest investment to make this year is in your staff. Choosing the perfect candidates for any position is very important, especially for smaller nonprofits and organizations. If you haven’t already, consider a large workforce of qualified, dedicated, and experienced individuals who are armed and ready to serve your nonprofit’s needs: Veterans.   […]

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Four Nonprofit Health Care Trends to Watch in 2014

Consider What’s Next “Healthcare” is a big word these days. Reform and systematic changes have taken the stage over the past year. Michael Wyland from Nonprofit Quarterly (NPQ) shares his review of 2013 healthcare trends in The Role of Nonprofits in Health Care: A Trends Summary, ultimately asking the big question “What’s next?”   “When […]

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