As a nonprofit owner, you will know that connectivity is essential for your organization during this time. Your network can span across the nation and continents in a way that it couldn’t before. While your online connections may be numerous, they may not be as deep as you’d like them to be. A Read More
How to Stay Social While Social Distancing
Posted on: July 23, 2020
COVID-19 made almost everyone work from home and called for stay-at-home orders to remain in place for months. Now that businesses are opening up again and people are going back to work, one thing remains the same – the need for social distancing. If you are unable to see your loved ones during this Read More
Overcoming Screen Fatigue: A Nonprofit Guide
Posted on: July 16, 2020
Very few of us, if any, imagined that 2020 would be the year where businesses and nonprofits were completely uprooted by COVID-19. Due to the global pandemic, office life now consists of us working from home. Screens are our reality now and may be for the foreseeable future. We’re going to have to Read More
3 Staycation Ideas for Families
Posted on: July 9, 2020
You may have once had a plan to travel to a foreign land or a top theme park resort this summer. While some plans are still possible, you may choose to stay at home and protect your loved ones. If you are going to stay at home, that doesn’t mean you need to clean out the closet or skip over fun Read More
How to Create a Self-Care Sanctuary in Your Home
Posted on: June 25, 2020
Taking care of yourself is an essential part of maintaining our wellbeing. Having the right spot to relax, think, and enjoy life is, unfortunately, something a lot of us have overlooked in life. Creating your own self-care sanctuary is something not a lot of us think about, but it is easier than you Read More
Adjusting Online for Nonprofits: Keeping Faith Alive
Posted on: June 18, 2020
The fight against coronavirus continues. COVID-19 has already impacted every industry in some way or another as lockdowns and temporary closure of businesses has meant we need to adapt to survive. One way in which nonprofits can all adapt is through fundraising. Giving cash or checks used to be Read More
Remote Workers and Telecommuting Practices for Nonprofits
Posted on: June 11, 2020
With stay-at-home demands and the temporary closure of non-essential workplaces, it’s unsurprising that the nonprofit community has had to adapt to remote working quickly. While flexibility is one of the most important determinants of employee satisfaction, you may have already incorporated Read More
Protect Donor Data When Working with Third-Party Vendors
Posted on: June 4, 2020
Giant corporations that have experienced data breaches in recent years show just how vulnerable every organization can be to attacks from outside. Protecting your nonprofit’s data is critical, no matter if you work with the elderly, children, animals, or nature. Unfortunately, when you’re working Read More
Top Fundraising Strategies for Nonprofits
Posted on: May 28, 2020
Ways to improve your nonprofit’s fundraising. Marketing and fundraising during a pandemic is tough. You’ve got a tight budget, a small team, and high expectations to meet. Your most important fundraisers may have been canceled and you now have to operate a remote team during this crisis. Read More
Tips to Turn Stressful Energy into Something Positive
Posted on: May 21, 2020
Turn your stressful energy into something useful. The coronavirus pandemic is sure to cause anyone stress. It has changed the way we live our lives and is on every news station, social media outlet, and newspaper. Sometimes, we cannot get away from it. If the pandemic is stressing you out, Read More
