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Inclusion Through Translation: Improving ESG Scores With Grants

GrantNews

For example, scientific insights and policy proposals are best utilized if understood universally. For example; for science-driven policies to achieve their goals, communication, and accessibility must go beyond borders. Language is the root of communication and cultural identity.

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How to Encourage Donations on Your Nonprofit’s Website

Ann Green's Nonprofit

Publish an annual impact report. Many databases also include details on company policies, eligibility requirements, and submission deadlines. Quotes from past donors about their positive experiences or stories from beneficiaries create a compelling narrative about your impact.

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Asking better questions to create more equitable outcomes 

Candid

Casey Foundation’s recently published Guiding Questions to Advance Equity in Evaluation and Research offers tools to strengthen evaluation and research so we have the data and evidence needed to address disparities and identify solutions that meet the needs of those most affected. The Annie E.

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Last minute advice for GivingTuesday.

amplifi

Social ambassadors are ideal members of your target audience who partner with your organization to publish content and promote your cause via social media. Set guidelines or create a social media policy to make sure anyone posting as or on behalf of the organization has the same standards and expectations. The best part?

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7 Rules for Successfully Soliciting Board Members

Gail Perry Group

We originally published this post a few years ago, and it's one of the most popular on our site. Are you and your team happy with the level of board giving to your nonprofit? We get many questions about how to set up this delicate process so that it's actually successful, so here are our recommendations.

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The Nonprofit Email Newsletter How To

Pamela Grow

How often should you publish? If yours is a social justice or advocacy organization, remember that I am not a policy wonk. Decades of publishing my own email newsletter led me to this formula: I devise three subject lines, often before I’ve written the newsletter. You should have explicit permission. Consistency.

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How to Develop Your Nonprofit Operating Reserves

Blackbaud

This post was originally published October 2016 and updated January 2025. Operating reserves are a crucial part of a healthy financial statement, and there are several ways to calculate, hold, and manage those funds. Consult your auditor and CPA to identify the options that work best for your organization.

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