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The Charity CFO Financial Blueprint: What the Best-Run Nonprofits Have in Common

The Charity CFO

WHATS INSIDE: 6 PILLARS OF NONPROFIT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT The 30 points in The Charity CFO Financial Blueprint are grouped into six essential categorieseach representing a core component of sustainable nonprofit finance. Should you share your organizations finances with your broader team? If so, whenand how?

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Post-Pandemic: Rebuilding Your Volunteer and Financial Base

Bloomerang

A renewed focus on wellbeing and retention for volunteer re-engagement. A pre-pandemic study by the Urban Institute – a research center based in Washington DC – also found eighty percent of nonprofits relied on volunteers, but did not have the knowledge to engage and adequately manage them effectively.

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Your Nonprofit Needs To Establish A Rainy Day Fund. Here’s Why That Is And How You Can Convince Others To Get On Board.

Bloomerang

Do you have funds to treat your staff fairly, give them raises when deserved, and send them to trainings that will improve staff retention and boost your nonprofit’s morale and bottom line? . I’m talking about the importance of building a savings plan into your existing financial management strategy. . You need that too.

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Fundraising Apps: 25+ Tools To Help Your Org Raise More

Bloomerang

This helps you monitor your progress with various campaigns, your donor retention rate, and other metrics that are important to your fundraising success. Why This Fundraising App Made Our List The Bloomerang app is designed to support donor management from wherever you are. Individual tasks.

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5 Ways To Recession-Proof Your Nonprofit

NonProfit Hub

Practice Risk Management Things that might be a headache in times of financial stability can become a disaster in times of scarcity. Therefore, experts at the Nonprofit Risk Management Center recommend taking stock of everything that could go wrong and trying to prepare for it as best as possible. What about a natural disaster?