Every nonprofit organization builds its success on well-defined strategies. But what happens when those strategies, once so promising, start to show cracks? Knowing when to adjust the strategies in your strategic plan and when to give your strategy time to play out can be a critical turning point for the leadership of your organization. How can you tell if something is amiss?
Topics: Stewardship, Fundraising, Positioning Campaign, Nonprofit Leadership, Planning, Fundraising Campaign, Planned Giving, Campaign Planning, Mission Alignment, Ideas, strategic planning
Topics: Donor Stewardship, Fundraising, Storytelling, Fundraising Management, Vision, Giving, Campaign Planning, Nonprofit, Client Stories
Topics: Capital Campaign, Donor Stewardship, Fundraising, Capital, Fundraising Management, Vision, Giving, Campaign Planning, Nonprofit, financial management
Recently, I attended a board meeting for a great nonprofit organization. Afterward, the CEO confessed that he was “really troubled that we can’t create a culture of philanthropy here. It is just so frustrating.”
Topics: Volunteer Leadership, Board Development, Board Management, Campaign Planning
“Ideas are a dime a dozen.
People who execute them are priceless.”
Mary Kay Ash
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