It’s critical your messaging accurately reflects your organization’s identity to your donors, staff, and board — especially when cruising into fundraising season. Don’t wait for the “check engine” light to go on to give your mission, vision, or tagline a tune-up.

When was the last time you looked at your website? Like really examined it. Consider the pictures staring back at you. Are they telling your nonprofit’s entire story?

Join NYT Best-Selling Author and CEO of Story Brand, Donald Miller, for a live expert seminar where he presents “How a Nonprofit Can Invite the Public into Their Story.”

By member request, here are some best practices for fundraising events.

Quick Win: People, Money

Chari Smith, President of Evaluation into Action, demystifies the program evaluation process by illustrating how you can integrate it into your organization.

Your board may not watch an entire masterclass on crafting your elevator pitch, but you can use this “cheat sheet” to teach them basics of a great pitch.

The Non-Profit Narrative is designed to help nonprofits apply storytelling principles to their day-to-day operations and communications for maximum impact.

This Quick Win is designed to help folks do #GivingTuesday with the LEAST amount of stress and effort (which, if you ask a lot of people, is actually the most effective way to approach it).

When you meet someone for the first time you have a golden opportunity: share the mission. But you only have a few moments, so how do you make the most of it?

Quick Win: Narrative

Video can be an AMAZING way to build emotional connections, tell your stories, and promote your nonprofit. But how do you create great videos without spending a ton of money? 

Member Reviews: Narrative