With so many things to remember when running your nonprofit organization, it’s easy to forget what those involved do outside of the organization. Is it possible you have a conflict of interest on your hands?

A regular E.D. review is one of the best ways to ensure your nonprofit’s leadership is performing in a way that best serves your community and organization. Find out how this at times pain-staking process can be smooth and productive with this streamlined resource.

This resource is a guide for taking inventory of all meetings and gatherings at least once per year to ensure they are all productive for everyone.

Can you imagine leaving a board meeting uttering the words “Wow, that was a great meeting?” Download this simple recipe to put your meetings on a path to ignite your board members to be full-throated ambassadors for your work.

Here are the rules of communication the Lab teams uses to improve clarity and productivity and reduce the potential for miscommunications.

Creating board binders is one small step towards helping the board understand their governance role and embrace both donor cultivation and fiscal responsibility. This resource will help you put together an onboarding binder your board will actually use!

This reference guide offers a structure for tackling grant research. It is methodical, so you can delegate many of the more time-consuming tasks to staff or board members.

This guide offers some tips on how to tackle your next LOI along with a sample LOI to illustrate these tips in action. Happy grant writing!

Here’s a board self-evaluation template that will help bring a dose of “engine maintenance” to one half of your twin-engine jet.

One of the most common questions posed in the Village is, “What CRM should I use?” A simple question. But not always such a simple answer.