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Why Settle for Cookie-Cutter People and Culture Practices?

Stanford Social Innovation Review

By Phil Buchanan , Alyse d’Amico & Leaha Wynn Organizational performance depends on thoughtful policies and practices with respect to employees and culture. Often, culture is simply neglected. Leaha joined eight years ago and helped dramatically advance our approach to recruiting and to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).

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Nonprofit Recruiting Tips to Attract Top Talents in 2025

Nonprofit Marketing Insights by GlobalOwls

Nonprofit Recruiting Tips to Attract Top Talents in 2025 Having the right people on board means the world. alone participated in some kind of volunteering job making it a 25% of the country’s population. That being said, here are a few recruiting tips to attract top talents to your non-profit organization.

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Transforming Workplace Culture to Attract Gen Z to the Public Sector

Stanford Social Innovation Review

According to Deloittes 2024 Gen Z and Millennial survey , 39 percent of Gen Z respondents said they value a job that lets them make a difference in the world, and only 32 percent named money as their biggest career motivator.

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How to Build a Truly Inclusive Nonprofit Volunteer Program

NonProfit Quarterly

Such logic often applies to nonprofit recruitment of volunteers. If that slice is elderly, White, male, and English-speaking, we ought not to be surprised when a young Latina immigrant opts not to participate. We mean the pressure to conform to the prevailing culture or way of doing things. It takes real work to make it happen.

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5 Steps to Powerful Staff Messengers

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

When you know what you could do, if…… There IS a way to move past this seemingly insurmountable barrier, and that’s enlisting your colleagues (start with staff, then expand to your board members, donors, volunteers, and program participants) as effective messengers. Bingo—expand reach and depth without any extra expenditure.

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3 Tips for Successful Nonprofit Board Development

The Charity CFO

As a nonprofit Executive Director, the amount of time you invest with your board of directors can vary wildly depending on your organizational culture and the time of year. Here are three key takeaways from our conversation: #1: Leverage your committees to boost participation. The recruiting process gets easier.

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How to Recruit and Retain Volunteers in Children’s Ministry

Top Nonprofits

Let’s look at the four R’s of recruiting and retaining volunteers for your children’s ministry. Use this strategy to recruit volunteers by sending personal invitations to church members who have expressed interest in serving but haven’t committed to a role yet. Church newsletters and announcements.