The 10 moves nonprofit leaders are making to navigate this moment
Funding is shifting, federal policy keeps changing under your feet, and boards and funders want more proof of impact than ever, all while your team is stretched thin.
Funding is shifting, federal policy keeps changing under your feet, and boards and funders want more proof of impact than ever, all while your team is stretched thin.
It is one lever, and often a good one. But treating earned revenue as the answer to financial fragility is how organizations end up busier, not stronger. Here is how to think about it inside the bigger picture.
It is not about being rich, and it is not about any single revenue source. Here is a definition you can actually build toward, and the five signs you are getting there.
Too much involvement and you are meddling; too little and you are rubber-stamping. Here is how board members can show up well, and why it shapes whether the plan succeeds.
The upside is obvious and the costs are hidden. Three good reasons to go for it, three reasons to move cautiously, and how to tell which applies to you.