Fri.Aug 02, 2024

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Volunteering Would Feel Good Even If It Didn't Have Health Benefits. But It Does

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Research has revealed a connection between volunteering and more positive emotions, less loneliness and more social support. By Albert Stumm, Associated Press Robert Piechota, via AP Jeff Kellert, seen in his garden in Albany, N.Y., began volunteering as a tutor and helped with monthly dinners at his synagogue. He said the work gives him a sense of purpose he never expected in retirement.

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How Digital Sustainer Programs Can Support Nonprofits in Difficult Times

NonProfit PRO

While revenue from one-time donors fell 5% in 2023, sustainer revenue grew 6%. Here's how these donors can support you through hard times.

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Groups That Serve the Homeless Could Help More if They Measured Success Differently

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

The number of meals served, beds provided, or classes offered doesn’t indicate success at reducing homelessness. By Morvarid Rahmani The number of meals served, beds provided, or classes offered doesn’t indicate success at reducing homelessness.

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Making Mid-Level Donors Your Target Audience

The NonProfit Times

The description of a mid-level donor is different for every organization. One thing that’s universal is that the level is determined by the amount given or targeted to be donated. It all comes down to audience selection and having good intel on to what those audience members will respond. A target audience is developed with demographics and there are some vital elements you need.

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AI for Grant Writing: 20+ ChatGPT Prompts You Can Use

This prompt guide for ChatGPT contains 20+ tested ChatGPT prompts, along with tips on how to use this tool the best way. Nonprofits can engage with ChatGPT to brainstorm ideas, refine project plans, and craft compelling narratives for grant proposals.

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3 Practical Year-Round Fundraising Strategies to Start Now

GiveSmart

Have a free minute? Let’s make mission impact year-round. You can make a year-round impact by implementing these turn-key fundraising ideas in minutes. Fundraising doesn’t always need to mean involved annual galas, golf tournaments, and large-scale campaigns. It doesn’t have to take months to plan. There are low-lift things you can do now, some within minutes, that will raise your mission money.

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Tax Incentives Lead to More Money for Charities, Communities in Need

NonProfit PRO

Philanthropy Roundtable found that when the U.S. Treasury forgoes potential revenues, it results in more money for public charities.

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What Does It Take to Become a Great VP of Advancement?

Blackbaud

As a Strategic Consultant at Blackbaud, I have the privilege of working closely with many leaders in higher education who are navigating the ever-changing waters of fundraising. Recently, I joined an enriching conversation about what it takes to become an outstanding leader in higher ed advancement with three experienced and thoughtful vice presidents: Heather Pieper-Olson , Vice President of Institutional Advancement, College of Saint Benedict Jeff Tarnowski , Vice President for University Adva

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AI to Identify Major Donors in Your Existing Database

NonProfit PRO

One of the most critical elements for your nonprofit is securing major donors and building deeper donor relationships. Discuss new practical ways for utilizing Generative AI to build deeper relationships donors. Explore how AI can unearth hidden major donors in your already existing donor database. Discover 3 techniques for building targeted and compelling marketing campaigns with AI, guaranteed to reach the right audience.

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AI-Generated Content Creates Fundraising Creativity

The NonProfit Times

You want your organization to be seen as a trusted thought leader, and a go-to resource for your donors and your community. You need stakeholders to be and to feel engaged, to know that they are part of a significant movement. And, you want the content you develop to combat myths and misconceptions regarding your cause. There are a lot of myths and misconceptions about the path to those ideas.

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The Responsive Maturity Model

NonProfit PRO

The Responsive Maturity Model ebook is here to help revolutionize your nonprofit organization. Learn how to foster personalized donor relationships, enhance team collaboration, and use real-time data for impactful results.

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Your Database: Sourcecoding Better Locates Donors

The NonProfit Times

Data can be harder to find than the proverbial needle in a haystack if a sourcecode isn’t properly assigned and entered into your database. A sourcecode tracks donor-specific and campaign-specific information that is vital to almost every action taken when it comes to marketing and fundraising. The process starts with you deciding what you want to know about your donors, such as giving behavior and preferences.

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5 Best Strategies to Boost Your Nonprofit’s Growth This Year

OneCause

Growing your nonprofit is an exciting but potentially difficult process. Discover how to sustainably expand your organization this year with these ideas.

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MAP International Names New President and CEO

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

By M.J. Prest Dispensary of Hope Chris Palombo, outgoing CEO of Dispensary of Hope, will become the chief executive offcer at MAP International. Also, Theatre Communications Group appoints two co-executive directors, and Thomas Tighe will step down after 24 years as president and CEO of Direct Relief.

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Bonterra Impact Management

Bonterra

Bonterra Impact Management Bonterra Impact Management Case management, reimagined for real results Improve community outcomes, simplify business processes, and showcase your successes with a unified impact through our case management solution. Book a call cameron.patter… Fri, 08/02/2024 - 13:56 GET A PERSONALIZED DEMO X Create impact with our case management solution for social good organizations Bonterra Tech's impact management software empowers nonprofits and public sector agencies to provide

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eTeamSponsor and Double the Donation Partner to Provide New Matching Gift Solution

Double the Donation

Double the Donation is excited to announce a new partnership with eTeamSponsor that will provide organizations with integrated matching gift solutions. With the integration between eTeamSponsor’s innovative FundRaker platform and Double the Donation’s 360MatchPro, fundraisers are equipped to raise more from corporate matching gift programs.

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We Won That Grant: A 5-Step Blueprint to Successful Post-Award Management | Instrumentl Workshop | Instrumentl

Instrumentl

Unlock successful post-award management with our 5-step blueprint workshop. Learn to master compliance, reporting, and budget oversight, and ensure clear communication and accountability. Join Rachel Fidler Cannella to transform your grant management approach and optimize your post-award process.

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Solidarity at UERJ

HSF House

From my first encounter with the Geocorpo group at UERJ, I immediately noticed the solidarity among students and professors, and the essential role it plays in the dynamics of the research group and its members’ contributions. Students here are always willing to help one another, whether through the exchange of academic resources and thoughtful contributions to others’ projects, or the encouragement and reassurance present in our meetings.

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It’s Not Just You: 3 Ways Your Grant Search Is Being Sabotaged | Grant Revolution Day One | Instrumentl

Instrumentl

Explore how to transform grant management by streamlining your search, reducing stress, and enhancing collaboration. Join us in embracing a new approach that revolutionizes how you handle grants for a more efficient and peaceful experience.

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Daily Spaces

HSF House

At the beginning of my trip, I spent most of my time exploring the city of Tokyo. Now that I’m settling into my routine, I’m noticing all the little habits and routines that I’ve developed. I typically start my day with a trip to the 7/11 store, which is conveniently located around the corner from my dorm. It’s where I pick up breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

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From Chaos to Clarity: A Proven 3-Step Path to Seamless Grant Management | Grant Revolution Day One | Instrumentl

Instrumentl

Explore how to transform grant management by streamlining your search, reducing stress, and enhancing collaboration. Join us in embracing a new approach that revolutionizes how you handle grants for a more efficient and peaceful experience.

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My Routine!

HSF House

I start off at my hotel, which is on the edge of a well-known tourist area called Thamel. After eating breakfast I walk about 25 minutes to the school where I volunteer. I saw a lot of local places and crossed the Bishnumati River. After my time at the school is done I walk about 10 minutes to the Kathmandu Durbar Square, where the Kathmandu Palace is located.

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The Keystone of Grant Seeking in Higher Education: Leveraging Expert Knowledge for Success

Grants Plus

How higher education institutions can harness their subject matter experts to increase grant funding while sustaining innovation. The post The Keystone of Grant Seeking in Higher Education: Leveraging Expert Knowledge for Success appeared first on Grants Plus.

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My Last Moroccan Week

HSF House

As I am initiating my last week in Morocco, never had I imagined I would be doing an internship in Africa, it just feels surreal. From the new people I have met, to the many places I have visited, this will be a summer to remember. The cultural environment around me has challenged me to expand my mind and step out of my comfort zone. I have learned so much from people around me and other cultures and I will carry these experiences my whole life.

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What to Do When Your Nonprofit Faces an Unforeseen Loss in Funding

Grants Plus

While unexpected losses cannot always be prevented, there are steps you can take to mitigate their impact and bolster your organization for long term resiliency. The post What to Do When Your Nonprofit Faces an Unforeseen Loss in Funding appeared first on Grants Plus.

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Intrest Reflection

HSF House

Since the beginning, my interests and feelings have not changed but rather intensified. Learning what I did in the spring prepared me intellectually and mentally for this experience. After constantly reflecting on my day-to-day experience, I feel that I am prepared to give thorough examples of several academic concepts. Furthermore, I am prepared to express my thoughts and observations that have especially caught my interest.

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Live Grant Strategy Workshop: Create a Vision Board for Your Nonprofit | Grant Revolution Day Two | Instrumentl

Instrumentl

Explore how to transform grant management by streamlining your search, reducing stress, and enhancing collaboration. Join us in embracing a new approach that revolutionizes how you handle grants for a more efficient and peaceful experience.

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Question of the Month: What does it mean to serve your donors exceptionally?

Veritus Group

In this Question of the Month video, Jeff shares 10 ways that you can make a big impact by creating an exceptional experience for your donors. The post Question of the Month: What does it mean to serve your donors exceptionally? appeared first on Veritus Group.

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Your 2024 Grant Strategy: How to Save Time & Win More Grants (Special for Garecht.com Readers) | Instrumentl

Instrumentl

Refine your grant strategy for 2024 with proven techniques and insights into funding trends. This session offers an ROI framework, key questions to prioritize grants, and expert predictions for the year, tailored for experienced grant writers and consultants.

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From Rome to Valencia: Exploring the Layers of Community Through History and Culture

HSF House

Visiting the Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum, and Vatican City in Rome profoundly expanded my understanding of what makes up a community. These iconic landmarks provided a glimpse into how deeply history and culture influence a community’s identity. The Trevi Fountain, with its intricate sculptures and the tradition of tossing coins for wishes, showcased the artistry and cultural heritage of Rome.

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Grant Success Secrets: How 3 Nonprofits Turned the Tide | Grant Revolution Day Two | Instrumentl

Instrumentl

Explore how to transform grant management by streamlining your search, reducing stress, and enhancing collaboration. Join us in embracing a new approach that revolutionizes how you handle grants for a more efficient and peaceful experience.

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One Island, Two Countries

HSF House

One story that I think more people should talk about is the humanitarian crisis currently happening in Haiti. Coming from the Dominican Republic, a country that shares the island with Haiti, it is inevitable for me not to know about this. Daily, Dominican news cover the most important events happening in Haiti. However, international news outlets have barely covered the atrocities experienced by Haitian citizens.

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What We Learned from Talking to 500+ Nonprofits per Week | Instrumentl Grant Revolution Day One | Instrumentl

Instrumentl

Explore how to transform grant management by streamlining your search, reducing stress, and enhancing collaboration. Join us in embracing a new approach that revolutionizes how you handle grants for a more efficient and peaceful experience.

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global news and my thoughts

HSF House

Both the American political and economic climate get a lot of attention from my American family and friends. Truth be told, even my friends, family, and strangers talk a lot about the political and economic news of America. Although news of the hegemon’s political and economic climate should objectively remain highly prioritized news, “less breaking” news should be prioritized news as well.