Accountability

The idea for many donors is to allow the donor-advised funds to grow to make more significant gifts in the future. Currently, there is no legal requirement to distribute gifts, and therein lies the problem. So, while more than $25 billion went to charitable causes in 2019, so much money remains sitting for years in DAFs, and not working for improving peoples' lives.

Helping nonprofits in their sincere efforts to make the world a better place makes one very sensitive to organizations that use their nonprofit status for purely financial gain. There is one group that comes to our attention as particularly egregious. We’re talking about the National Collegiate Athletic Association—the NCAA...

When assembling an internal team to direct meaningful efforts around social issues, organizations must include members of those populations most impacted. Bringing a set of diverse, representative voices to the table enables productive dialogue and opens the door to nonprofit organizations from multiple...

It starts with the best of intentions. Your organization is focused on helping others — some in serious need.

You’re a nonprofit insider. So you already know how significant people’s emotions are when it comes to supporting your mission.

In this episode of The NonProfit Voice, Nhu Te is joined by Scott Wehrlin to discuss auto-fleet management for nonprofits.

Politicians, corporate giants, not to mention nonprofit staff, could have salvaged careers by heeding this powerful truth.

If you don’t know Netflix’s story, then I suggest you get the book, “No Rules Rules: Netflix and the Culture of Reinvention.”

Using empathy your organization’s stakeholders can pave the way to increased productivity and a stronger bottom line.

Starting in March when COVID-19 hit, it has been a nonstop game of survival, learning, pivoting and reinvention.