By Rasheeda Childress and Emily Haynes, The Chronicle of Philantropy, October 31, 2023 Fundraisers are in unchartered waters. During the maelstrom of the pandemic years, individuals, foundations, and corporations dug deep to meet
Organizations are asking board members to step up, appealing for planned gifts, and emphasizing community-outreach programs. By Maria Di Mento, The Chronicle of Philanthrophy, October 27, 2023 It’s not often
By Kara Meyberg Guzman, Santa Cruz Local CEO/Co-founder – one of a four-part series to give readers an inside look at Santa Cruz Local’s newsroom. For many of us in
By Laura Steuer of Blue Avocado on September 25, 2023 (Note: A volunteer is really like an employee, just unpaid – at NPC, all of us are volunteers – the
by Anonymous, Blue Avocado on September 12, 2023 When nonprofit board members feel dissatisfied, they often resign. They’re less likely to do that when there is communication about common objectives. There’s less
Article Posted on September 12, 2023 by Vu Le, Nonprofit AF So much to unpack here! Stop, take a moment to breathe, and appreciate it. ~ Rose Filicetti “Being invisible and underappreciated
Article Posted on August 28, 2023 by Vu Le (I’ve never been accused of being modest or humble, especially about the important work we do! ~ Rose Filicetti) “Point is, nonprofit colleagues,
An article posted on November 4, 2019 by Vu Le That is sadly, still true four years later – have we made any necessary gains? What is you nonprofit doing to change? “The
(It’s been almost three years in the making – Community Vision Capital and Consulting working with Jacob Martinez of Digital NEST and other youth-serving organizations on #SharedSpace, a “vision of
(Celia Ramirez loads up her stroller as she and other Pajaro residents get water and other emergency supplies at a distribution center at Pajaro Park on Thursday. (Shmuel Thaler –