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Your Nonprofit Team: Attracting, Retaining Talent

The NonProfit Times

Think beyond health insurance. Leveraging Technology For Recruitment and Retention Technology can simplify hiring and keep teams connected. Offering Competitive Compensation and Benefits Nonprofits might not always match corporate salaries, but that doesnt mean you cant be competitive.

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Prioritizing Self-Care at Your Nonprofit: 3 Best Strategies

NonProfit Leadership Alliance

Provide quality health insurance. As an employer, you’re responsible for choosing a health insurance provider for your nonprofit’s employees. And, if you’ve chosen a quality health insurance provider, they may even cover the costs of billing for massages. Establish a supportive culture.

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Here come the Autonomists: Redefining nonprofit work 

Candid

On the one hand, Autonomists often lack access to traditional benefits like health insurance, retirement savings, and federal protections, which exacerbates existing wealth gaps. “It It is nerve-racking going from a steady paycheck to creating your own income. The shift toward autonomy and flexibility is reshaping the future of work.

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[Guest Post] Why Donors Stop Giving

Fundraising Coach

So I asked him if he’d write a post on donor retention. Improve Donor Retention by Knowing Why Donors Leave. The buzz around Donor Retention continues to circulate widely. Thankfully, the non-profit world guru on Donor Retention and Loyalty has conducted research on the subject. by Jay Love.

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Are You Abusing Your Donors?

The Agitator

Using a 2014 Ernst & Young study of 24,000 insurance consumers, Gerry noted that “consumers trust insurance companies less than they trust bankers.” Donor retention / loyalty / commitment Fundraising philosophy/profession Integrated fundraising and marketing premium' Let me explain.

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What Your Board Should Learn from Starbucks

The Agitator

That’s why, for the same reason, Amazon spends $240 to acquire a customer for its $79 Kindle … why insurance companies pay more than 100% of the first year’s premium to acquire a policy holder … and on and on. The same holds true for virtually all charitable and advocacy organizations. Not less expensive, not more valuable, but easier.

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Stuck On the Bottom Line

The Agitator

By now a fundraisers’ focus on retention should be as natural as breathing. The donor retention rate among both high dollar and low dollar donors continues to hover in the mid-40% range. There are 95+ posts in The Agitator on “retention.” stocks, personal property, real estate, retirement accounts, life insurance, etc.).