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Why Are Foundations Putting Small Dollars Toward Impact Investing?

Impact investing at independent foundations is a mile wide and an inch deep. I think...

Frequently Asked Questions: What is a personal tour?

We can provide you with a personal tour – a comprehensive overview of our simulations with one of our Business Simulation Advisors. He or she can answer any specific questions that you have about game pedagogy, implementation into a course, student sign-up, game design, and so on. Most importantly, they can help you select the… Read More »

What Is SharePoint? Nonprofits’ Frequently Asked Questions

What is SharePoint? Answers to nonprofits' frequently asked questions on SharePoint as a file server, how it works, and what it costs.

How to Go the Extra Mile at Work Without Burning Out

7 of the Most Frequently Asked Questions on Social Media for Nonprofits

As a planned giving marketing company, we field a lot of questions about how nonprofits can utilize social and how planned giving can fit into that social strategy—especially these days. Knowing th…

When Going the Second Mile Becomes Second Nature @coolcatteacher

Do you know where you’re aiming? What does excellence look like? You can’t be complacent and strive for excellence. Excellence requires effort. “If you don’t aim for anything, you’ll hit it every time,” Zig Ziglar Tonight at the supper table, we had a family conversation about how we can tell people are really aiming for …

Three things you should know about donating points and miles to charity

If you have no way or intention of using the rewards yourself, donating them can make sense, but there are situations where cash might be better.

Should I Give Anonymously or Publicly?

Answers to some of the most frequently asked questions from philanthropists.

How to help the people of Ukraine without being scammed

It’s easy to feel helpless when you’re nearly 6,000 miles away from what’s happening in Ukraine.

What exactly are you trying to learn and what’s required to learn it?

How do people learn? It’s a question that L&D professionals often ponder, frequently focusing on the differences between individuals – kinaes

Tips for Finding Transitional Work for Injured Employees

How and when to allow injured employees to return to work is a frequent dilemma, especially when employees are still unable to perform their regular duties.

How far would you go for a friend?

Philip Snyder ran more than 80 miles in a day to raise money for his friend's growing medical bills.

Are We Practicing Safe Fundraising?

Fundraising is an essential part of a 501(c)3 organization. Churches frequently rely on tithes and offerings from members, and the fact that…

How to Prioritize Your Work: 4 Steps

by Heather Hurst - We’ve all stared at a mile-long “due today” task list with no idea where to even start. Then comes the head-scratching.

How to use Social, Financial and Location Data to Inspire Donors

In-depth data helps to personalize your communications, leaving the donor feel appreciated - and far better odds of getting larger, more frequent gifts.

How to Be Invaluable as a Team Member

One of my first managers frequently reminded us no one is irreplaceable. He would use the illustration of placing your hands in a bucket and then pulling them out. The...

What Do We Have To Do?

In college I raised $52 for cancer. I walked miles in my achy body because I supported cancer research, but also because it was the most relatable cause I

Building Relationships and the Art of Pinging

At The Growth Coach, we’re frequently telling our telling our coaches – and their clients – that building a successful business and a balanced life often starts with creating and prioritizing relat…