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Five Characteristics of High-Performing, Grant-Winning Nonprofits

Think and Ink Grants

There are a few common questions grantmakers will ask to see how if a grant applicant is a high-performing nonprofit: "Tell us about your organization." After working with multiple high-performing organizations across the country, winning grant after grant, I have found that they all have the following five things in common.

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Return on Mission: A Framework to Measure Success at Philanthropic Organizations

Blackbaud

For instance, the corporate profit-and-loss statement isnt the same as our nonprofit budget-to-actuals report, and it falls short of providing the information necessary to effectively assess whether we need to course correct throughout the year. That, then, is the bridge that connects overhead and mission costs.

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A to Z Grant Terminology You’ll Want to Know

Grant Writer Team

So, you want to write a grant! However, do you know the A to Z grant terminology needed to convince a prospective donor to fund your project over some other worthy cause? GrantWriterTeam has some pointers for anyone just starting their grant-writing journey. Budget: Be clear in advance. Stay within that budget.

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Making an Impact: Workflow in Nonprofit Management

NonProfit PRO

New Workflow White Paper features examples in bill pay, grants management, budget development, payroll, purchase orders and other critical areas where approval processes and key steps can be automated to improve efficiency and accuracy. Download Mastering Workflow in Nonprofit Management.

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How to Manage Your Arts and Cultural Nonprofit’s Revenue Streams in Uncertain Times

Blackbaud

Revenue diversity is a good hedge against the unexpected, but diversity alone is not enough when your budget is threatened or dismantled by outside forces. Don’t tie your income to a single economic driver, such as government grants or major donors. Use budget scenarios to plan for possible outcomes and contingencies.

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Psssst! Your Website Is Trying to Tell You Something

Tech Soup

The Cardinal Path white paper, The State of Digital Data in the Top 50 Nonprofit Organizations in the U.S. The white paper's intent is to provide a quantified snapshot of the $316 billion philanthropic and nonprofit sector's maturity in web analytics. Making effective use of the Google Ad Grants program.

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9 Best Practices for Strong Nonprofit Financial Management

Blackbaud

In a perfect world, your budget will always be balanced. You will always get the grant and donors will never churn. Depending on your organization’s focus and activities, you may have different types of funding, such as grants, contracts, donations, program fees, sponsorships, or merchandise sales.