NonProfit Quarterly

JANUARY 13, 2025

Often, if children are using drugs or there are other family problems, many Latinx community members approach their churches before seeking mental health support. Even policies that do cover mental health often fail to fully fund psychological treatments. Another important intermediary is faith-based organizations.

Health 98

Health Insurance Healthcare Public and Social Policy 98

Bloomerang

FEBRUARY 21, 2025

Whether its through testimonials, endorsements, or advisory board participation, big names provide a psychological stamp of approval that can move hesitant people to give, and usually to give more. People feel safer making social investments in organizations that have been vetted or endorsed by those they respect.

Participation and motivation 71

Participation and motivation Children Psychology Foundations 71

NonProfit Quarterly

JANUARY 26, 2024

Those impacted the most by involuntary moves globally are children. The Most Vulnerable The report found the “unequal burdens” of children are also deepened by climate change. Children are most at risk for the consequences of climate change in general—and environmental dangers to their mental health start even before birth.

Health 114

Health Agriculture Children Public and Social Policy 114

Stanford Social Innovation Review

JANUARY 27, 2025

There are also real psychological barriers to giving as recently uncovered in a report by our colleagues at NCFP and Arabella. This can mean taking the helm of a multi-generational foundation, organizing a couples giving, or engaging ones children in the work.

Philanthropy 126

Philanthropy Collaborations Management Environmental 126

Care2

JULY 20, 2009

Don't let them take away our children's future") than a new development (ex. Help ensure our children have a better future"). That means it's often more effective to frame an action as preventing a loss (ex. The gun lobby has harnessed this bias with their "Don't let them take away our guns" mantra.

Psychology 57

Psychology Communication Children Values 57

NonProfit Leadership Center

OCTOBER 17, 2022

Stacy received her doctorate in Educational Leadership at the University of Florida, holds a Master of Education from Harvard University and has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of South Florida. Nate has three children and enjoys frequenting Tampa Bay area restaurants, parks, beaches and spots for kids with his family.

Nonprofit Leadership 130

Nonprofit Leadership Leadership Nonprofit Administration and Development Education 130

Ann Green

OCTOBER 12, 2016

A soft launch taps into social psychology. For example, you can suggest that supporters give up one $30 meal per month to feed hungry children for 30 days. If people see that others have already donated, then they’ll be more inclined to give themselves. Live tweet your campaign. Are you ready to innovate your low-cost fundraising?

Fundraising 227

Fundraising Fundraising Advertising Production 227

NonProfit Leadership Alliance

APRIL 1, 2024

In this section, let’s explore how AI can revolutionize social work practices in three key areas: elder care, mental health support for veterans, and education for children on the autism spectrum. Neurodivergent children often struggle with social interactions, communication, and emotional regulation, hindering their learning and development.

Ethics 130

Ethics Curriculum and Teaching Nonprofit Administration and Development Health 130

Fundraising Leadership

MAY 3, 2024

SHRM reports, “Many mothers of small children are landing jobs at record rates. “ “ This is at a time in history where women are working now more than ever before. In 2022, more than 1 in 10 young children had a parent who had to quit, turn down or drastically change a job in the previous year because of child care problems.

Children 99

Children Universities Health Psychology 99

Bloomerang

JUNE 29, 2021

Psychologically, we are wired for connection. Example: In our city, 1,500 children go to school hungry each year, which means they struggle in school, can face health struggles, etc. Example: Every week we provide more than 1,000 meals to children who are hungry. To have a great fundraising story, you need a few key things.

Fundraising 137

Fundraising Fundraising Children Psychology 137

NonProfit Quarterly

MARCH 21, 2024

The report also finds that women who enter jails are more likely to have a medical problem or severe mental illness, which exacerbates the psychological distress that they face while incarcerated. The report finds that 80 percent of women in jails are mothers, and most of them are primary caregivers of their children.

Homelessness 110

Homelessness Children Psychology Insurance 110

Get Fully Funded

APRIL 9, 2023

Let’s start by looking at the psychology of words. The Psychology of Words Words are important. For example: “Please give today, because children are waiting for help learning to read” shows WHY they should give today. So, what ARE the right words? This transition word helps you explain things.

Psychology 122

Psychology Homelessness Fundraising Fundraising 122

Candid

JULY 5, 2023

A key element is psychological safety, which requires more intentionality in a remote environment. Psychological safety is a shared belief that it’s safe to discuss ideas, take risks, and learn from mistakes. Promote inclusive team meetings Every team member plays an important role in ensuring work happens in an inclusive way.

Psychology 105

Psychology Activism Children Associations 105

Bloomerang

JULY 7, 2023

It turns out “because” is one of the persuasion principles that help explain the psychology of why people say “yes” without thinking. Say “Yes, I want to give because children need me.” Say “Please consider a gift of $500 because children need your help.” The human brain is simply wired to react when it hears this word.

Fundraising 117

Fundraising Fundraising Children Psychology 117

NonProfit Quarterly

FEBRUARY 16, 2023

As I suggest in the graphic below, nonprofit facilities exist on a similar hierarchy—with physical, psychological, and economic needs that must be met before an agency can transition to the next stage of its work. Even more insidious are the psychological pressures that accompany these financial decisions. The staff got a lounge.

Values 121

Values Community Development Psychology Healthcare 121

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

MARCH 10, 2009

Before you ever send people out to ask, you have to make sure they are psychologically ready. They have to feel the fire of their own energy and commitment to the need: help children in Africa, the homeless on our streets, sick children. Ask - appropriately and correctly. Follow-up - an ask is not an ask without follow-up.

Fundraising 110

Fundraising Fundraising Energy Children 110

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

OCTOBER 23, 2017

She is completing a second graduate degree in Forensic Psychology. Following her “dive” into the development and fundraising world, she has never left and has found her niche working for Nazareth Child & Family Connection, formerly Nazareth Children’s Home, in Rockwell, NC where she serves as the Director of Development.

Communication 132

Communication Public and Nonprofit Management Psychology Nonprofits 132

CNPE

JANUARY 6, 2023

A guest blog post by Pamela Darnall, CEO of Family & Children's Place. . But I did know that I wanted to help children and families in crisis. I earned a Masters degree in Counseling Psychology. and CNPE Board Member. I often hear white friends or family members dispute that they have privilege.

Poverty 98

Poverty Leadership Children Psychology 98

NonProfit Quarterly

JULY 24, 2023

Image Credit: Tim Mossholder on unsplash.com “All they care about is the harvest,” Gracida Daleyza, a farmworker and mother of two young disabled children, told Lookout Santa Cruz. Multiple studies have tracked the impact of pesticides on the health of workers, their children, and their families.

Agriculture 98

Agriculture Food Health Law 98

NonProfit Quarterly

FEBRUARY 5, 2024

I define SSJ as the study of the intersectional biopsychosocial impact of the psychological (mental), embodied (physiological), and relational (relationship-based) intergenerational trauma that has resulted from centuries of systemic and institutionalized oppression of marginalized populations here in the United States.1

Activism 124

Activism Health Psychology Political Science 124

NonProfit Quarterly

MARCH 13, 2025

Du Bois called the public and psychological wages of whiteness, and then assigns blame to communities of color for the hardships, pain, anxiety, and depression of economic inequality that many white people experience.

Culture 66

Culture Nonprofit Administration and Development Leadership Public and Social Policy 66

The Agitator

AUGUST 22, 2012

In the Chronicle of Philanthropy Holly Hall just covered a new study finding that older women (Boomer and older) are more generous than older men, other key factors held constant (similar incomes, number of children, education level). women that puts your marketing on autopilot; Hot psychological triggers for each of the 4 Archetype.

Psychology 92

Psychology Philanthropy Children Health 92

Nonprofit Marketing Blog

MARCH 18, 2013

Stevenson asked Stephen Reicher, a psychology professor at Scotland’s University of St Andrews, and Reicher cited the following factors - which should be familiar to those of us who enjoy reading about behavioral economics! It also inverts roles - the children are bullying the adult, which seemed to evoke strong emotions.

Psychology 78

Psychology Universities Children Fundraising 78

Fundraising Leadership

MARCH 10, 2023

Heagren writes, “Although 98% of the respondents stated that they wanted to return to work after becoming mothers, 85% reported that they’d left full-time employment within three years of having children.” ” “Female business leaders should talk openly about their children. . “ According to the U.S.

Energy 96

Energy Children Universities Culture 96

Bloomerang

DECEMBER 9, 2021

That same article goes on to state, “That is why so few organizations have shifted to a culture of psychological safety in which the rewards of learning from failure can be fully realized.” These intrusive beliefs were taught to us as children and reinforced throughout adulthood.

Nonprofits 118

Nonprofits Psychology Culture Production 118

Jeff Brooks

MAY 8, 2023

Here’s an example from the article: Before We serve orphaned children in southern Malawi by providing education, residential care, family reunification, and vocational training. Here’s an easy formula for making your fundraising more relevant to donors. It’s just two words: So That , from the Linked in newsletter, Fundraising Friday.

Fundraising 98

Fundraising Fundraising Children Education 98

NonProfit Hub

JANUARY 18, 2019

Power words trigger emotional and psychological responses in readers. For example, you might say, “Imagine the smiling faces of the children you’ve helped by donating toys.” Instead of saying “We’d appreciate your donation,” you can say “Your investment will help children for years to come.” Liraz Margalit, Ph.D., Investment”.

Non-Profits 68

Non-Profits Psychology Children Nonprofits 68

Nonprofit Tech for Good

APRIL 15, 2020

NRDC is highlighting a $50 default donation with a $35 donation as the least amount to give which presents a psychological benchmark to potential donors: $35 is a good minimal donation, but $50 is better and only $15 more. Donors that want to give more than $50 will select a higher donation amount.

Nonprofits 145

Nonprofits Homelessness Psychology Environmental 145

Jeff Brooks

AUGUST 6, 2024

If you ignore this fundamental truth about human psychology, your fundraising will always be in trouble. That’s about thousands of children — not just one. It’s basically examining which choice will feel better — create more happiness, more pleasure, more respect from others. It’s seeking rationalizations. Which one?

Fundraising 73

Fundraising Fundraising Psychology Children 73

Nonprofit Marketing Blog

FEBRUARY 23, 2011

I’m returning today to my series on the psychology of giving. This is the tenth post on the fascinating book, The Science of Giving , which covers a range of seminal studies about giving psychology. Here’s what they found: 1. That mood was relatively unaffected by priming.

Participation and motivation 45

Participation and motivation Psychology Children Values 45

Momentum Nonprofit Partners

FEBRUARY 2, 2023

Amanda’s introduction to HR occurred at an entry-level in 2008 with her intent to use the position as a placeholder while she built upon her undergraduate degree in Counseling/Psychology. The Forrest Spence Fund is a nonprofit that assists with the non-medical needs of critically and chronically ill children.

Non-Profits 105

Non-Profits Nonprofit Administration and Development Medical Culture 105

NonProfit Quarterly

NOVEMBER 2, 2022

In rural communities, given high rates of disability, scarce job opportunities, and a higher likelihood of being born into a family that suffers from poverty, we can expect many children to grow up with constant exposure to financial trauma. In rural areas, as in cities, people often reproduce the behavioral patterns they grow up with.

Poverty 105

Poverty Children Culture Food 105

NonProfit Quarterly

DECEMBER 5, 2024

According to the United Nations Development Programme, women and children are 14 times more likely to die during a disaster compared to men. 13 A report by Save the Children highlights this relationship between climate change and the rise in child marriage rates. million girls from completing their education each year.”

Public and Social Policy 132

Public and Social Policy Environmental Education Education 132

NonProfit Quarterly

MAY 9, 2024

13 A Brief History of Archetypes Carl Jung is considered the father of archetypal psychology. The Mammy archetype is the image of an unattractive Black mother who is strong and content in her caregiving role for many children in the service of White slave owners or White employers. Lectures on the Psychology of Women, 4th ed.

Race and Ethnicity 135

Race and Ethnicity Health Nonprofit governance and management Philanthropy 135

Stanford Social Innovation Review

SEPTEMBER 27, 2023

These facilities are equipped to offer not only medical care but also emotional and psychological support to mothers. As this series has highlighted , it is through the practice of global learning that we can achieve the health goals incorporated in the SDGs and ensure a healthier future for women and children worldwide.

Health 124

Health Medical Culture Psychology 124

NonProfit Leadership Alliance

JANUARY 31, 2024

Leaders can thrive in an atmosphere where they have the psychological safety of not being 100% sure that something new will work. Cautious leaders often see their followers as children who can’t handle hard truths. Courageous leaders trust that their team can handle hard truths and flourish because of it. Courageous

Leadership 130

Leadership Nonprofit Administration and Development Nonprofit Leadership Culture 130

Stanford Social Innovation Review

JULY 24, 2023

The psychological, spiritual, and physical damage done to historically marginalized people’s bodies, souls, and minds over generations requires healing—not just out of compassion, but because those wounds are a barrier to change.

Public and Social Policy 98

Public and Social Policy Health Collaborations Foundations 98