Using 4 groups to classify your clients can help you significantly increase the efficiency and effectiveness of your nonprofit. […]
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These signs tell you which parts of your nonprofit’s infrastructure need to be strengthened. […] Would your clients enjoy greater success if they were served by a partnership of nonprofits offering a range of services? […] Does your nonprofit’s structure enable or inhibit your nonprofit’s ability to be dynamic, adaptive, agile, and flexible? […] There are better alternatives for your nonprofit than cutting costs to balance the budget. […] Why your nonprofit innovates is more important to your donors, clients, and community than the cost of innovation. […] Lay a foundation of honesty now so your nonprofit’s supporters will trust you when you need them most. […] Workers do what is asked of them. Mentees accomplish what must be done. It is easy to find Workers. There are many people out there who can and will do what is asked of them. They show up, do what they are told, and go home. However, that process does little to make the organizations […] To make a meaningful, measurable, and durable change in clients’ lives, a nonprofit must have a plan that extends beyond its service cycle. For many nonprofits, the service cycle covers multiple years. For many youth organizations, clients enroll for several years. One of the longer cycles is a pre-K through 12th grade school. In that […] Every nonprofit executive has the same hopes as their clients and donors. Each year they the services to be more effective by the end of the service cycle (enrollment through program completion). In addition, the executive and donors want more clients. How often does effectiveness increase at your nonprofit? How often do you report the […] |
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