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Rest and Reset: Strategies for anti-burnout by Kellie Brungard, GPC

Assel Grant Services

Actually, burnout has been around for a long while, recognized in the healthcare and social service industries. The World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes burnout as an occupational phenomenon (though it’s not recognized as a medical condition). That’s another buzzword like quiet quitting or hustle culture , right?

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Cultivating Empathy in School-Parent Communications

Blackbaud

Proactive and clear communication sets a tone that families can trust you to keep them informed and to support their child’s experience at your school. In addition to your code of conduct, the handbook should include your mission statement, school calendar, policies, and procedures. People do not function well with a lot of ambiguity.

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16 free nonprofit books for your summer reading list

Candid

Check out our specially curated reading list of 16 free nonprofit books perfect for any summertime occasion: If you’re short on time… Is your calendar booked solid with fun plans between Memorial Day and Labor Day? The Idealist’s Survival Kit : 75 Simple Ways to Avoid Burnout by Alessandra Pigni.

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11 Ideas To Combat Zoom Fatigue At Your Nonprofit

CauseVox

Although we probably won’t be able to stop having virtual meetings anytime soon, there are some steps you can take to help reduce the impact on their mental and physical health to prevent burnout. This also helps avoid staff burnout, because it prevents your staff from trying to complete work after hours. Check out a few ideas below.

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Why Development and Marketing Teams Need Each Other at Nonprofits

GiveSmart

Collaboration also helps these departments make more data-informed decisions and avoid putting strain on individual coworkers. By streamlining information-sharing, using management software , and joining the same meetings, these teams ensure each initiative requires less time and uses fewer resources to complete.

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Why development and marketing teams need each other at nonprofits

GiveSmart

Collaboration also helps these departments make more data-informed decisions and avoid putting strain on individual coworkers. By streamlining information-sharing, using management software , and joining the same meetings, these teams ensure each initiative requires less time and uses fewer resources to complete.

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Membership Marketing Data: A Crash Course for Nonprofits

The Fundraising Coach

But in the age of burnout and endless Excel sheets…how do you efficiently utilize data to guide you toward the right decisions? Reflect back on all the information you’ve already gathered up until this point in your nonprofit. But while a lot of nonprofits have this information…they usually lack the resources to use it efficiently.