Since the onset of COVID-19, we’ve been running small group gatherings for nonprofit CEOs via Zoom.
There’s one thing that we’ve realized during this most uncertain of years. There’s been much disruption and chaos.
I am fascinated by the idea that it’s good to tell donors that 100% of their donation can go to program with none going to overhead.
Nonprofit board members have a key role to play in today’s crisis. Step up to serve and seek to help in any way possible.
There are a lot of nonprofits that manage back office service really well. And then there are nonprofits that lack back office staff.
Volunteers and donations are greatly needed across the country at this time.
Because of the events that have transpired in 2020, nonprofits are suffering.
We’ve seen it over and over again: CEOs, presidents, executive directors who actually block progress in the major gift program.
The American Cancer Society announced it was laying off 1,000 staff members and anticipated a $200 million shortfall during 2020.
There is a great deal to think about in your new situation. My suggestion is to be proactive and not reactive.
