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State Of Mobile Fundraising & Engagement

The Agitator

I’m still as convinced today— in fact even more so — than I was back in December, 2010, when Stephen King of Direct Intelligence and I did a webinar on the power and potential of mobile engagement for non-profits. Very, very few non-profits are doing any exploration of or experimentation with mobile.

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Acquisition: Asking The Wrong Question

The Agitator

Our August post on Catch & Release Fishing focused — yet again — on the burning need to get serious about retention. If everyone approached said yes, acquisition would be a very profitable business. And they could get very much better at retention. The yeses don’t have to subsidise the nos. Why should they?

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HR Assessments: A Tool for Informing Nonprofit HR Strategy

MNA Association

Unlike our for-profit counterparts, nonprofits are driven by a mission rather than profit. Is the feedback constructive, and does it lead to personal and professional growth? Employee Engagement and Retention : Are our employees engaged and committed to our mission? Are they burned out and in need of support?

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Pro-Black Organizations Lead the Way for Workplace Mental Health and Wellbeing

NonProfit Quarterly

As such, businesses can play a major role in responding constructively to the US’ increasing mental health challenges. Work-life harmony through respect to integrate non-work demands Toxic work cultures are widespread, they pose risks to our health and have detrimental effects on businesses. The demand for such shifts is obvious.

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The Big Chill: Why Nonprofits Should Care about Affirmative Action

Blue Avocado

Reality 2: Commitments for this work were likely more performative than constructive. For instance, the Washington Post reports that more than 90% of the $5 billion that public companies and their foundations pledged for this work has been allocated as loans or investments from which they will profit. [2]

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Building Resilient Organizations: Toward Joy and Durable Power in a Time of Crisis

NonProfit Quarterly

The structural and ideological limitations of 501(c)3 non-profits in terms of their subservience to funding sources and resulting incompatibility with power building. The lack of management philosophy, theory of organizational design, or model of collective labor in both non-profits and informal spaces. Common Trends.