Does your org have a funder-friendly website? In this article, Dan Osheyack shares his practical tips for building a nonprofit website that is effective, engaging, and 100% brand. Keep reading to learn why this is a must have for your nonprofit.

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As a nonprofit leader, it is up to you to be a “Brand Shepherd” for your organization — but what about your board members? Let’s dig deeper into your board’s role in sharing your org’s story.

As a nonprofit leader, it is up to you to be a “Brand Shepherd” for your organization — but what about your board members? Let’s dig deeper into your board’s role in sharing your org’s story.

I’m going to share with you here two examples of meetings with not-for-profit organizations that went extremely well due almost entirely to the Executive Director’s understanding of their role as Brand Shepherd for their organizations.

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.

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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!

Let’s discuss how an understanding of all aspects of your brand could help you tap into funds you might not have thought of before or even known might be available to you.