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Grateful Clairity Click-it: Nonprofit Links + Free Resources

Clairification

Approach this with a learning mindset, vowing to find at least one thing you’ll do a bit differently (if not today, then tomorrow; save the idea and put it on your calendar so you’re sure to revisit it at the appropriate time). We all prefer to join a rising tide rather than a sinking boat. And stick with you. Because… it feels good.

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How to Use Your Website to Promote Your Nonprofit Online

Ann Green's Nonprofit

Later on, when your nonprofit has the time and resources, you can expand your website by adding other important pages like the ones below: History Our Team Financials Events/Calendar Resources/Blog Online Shop Your cause may also impact the additional pages you should add or build. Create all the important pages you need.

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The Ideal Year-End Fundraising Calendar [2024]

CauseVox

Even if you don’t follow a definitive fundraising calendar , it’s still vital to come up with a year-end fundraising plan —and stick to it. You can start with a soft ask, or if you’re feeling ready, dive right into full solicitation. It’s also a perfect time to tell your donors thank you.

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Power of Nonprofit Storytelling | Stop the Last-Minute Story Scramble

Pamela Grow

Your Story Action Plan Ready to stop the last-minute story scramble? Picture this: It’s Monday morning, and your year-end campaign launches in exactly eight days. Your marketing director sends an urgent email to the entire team: “Anyone have stories that show how we’ve changed lives this year? We need them by Wednesday!”

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Are GPA Chapters Worth It?

Grant Professionals Association

These days, I have regular Chapter meetings on my calendar and in-person meetups to look forward to. If you havent already, are you ready to voyage with your local chapter and indulge in its amenities? *Please note it will be helpful to read the following with a bit of Garden State swagger. Just saying.

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Foundation Grants vs. Government Grants: What the Millionaire Grant Lady Recommends

Millionaire Grant Lady

While these statements have not been true of the 2025 calendar year through February, this has been the case for decades, and will likely be the case again. If you are ready to get started with a solid grant strategy today that can increase funding for your important work, let me know.

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Timing Your Grant Applications: A Guide for Nonprofit Leaders

Millionaire Grant Lady

the tax year, the school year, or the calendar year. For example: Tax season Back to school season The 4th of July Each of these seasons is set according to a specific timeline—i.e. Is there a “season” for grants? Not really. The tricky thing with grant funding is that funders do not work on one universal timeline.