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How Funders Can Strategically Invest in the Growth and Impact of BIPOC Nonprofits

NonProfit Quarterly

Organizational change and growth are not short-term investments. Funders should understand that organizational change and growth are not short-term investments and that longer engagements lead to more significant results. Peer learning and network building is key.

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A Structured Approach to Change Management Implementation

NonProfit PRO

Change in nonprofits can feel like trying to move a mountain. Here is a systematic framework for to help manage organizational change.

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[BOOK REVIEW] Truly great fundraising needs a great organization … here’s how to create that

Jeff Brooks

It includes a roadmap for organizational change. Which brings up one of the more useful acronyms Ive come across in a long time: ALOOFs: Amateurs with a Lot of Opinions on Fundraising. They can really squish your fundraising. And they routinely do. And thats why you should read this amazing new book.

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Just Announced! 2023 Spring Nonprofit Training Events

NonProfit Leadership Center

Changing Change Management: Why & How to Think Differently About Organizational Change at Your Nonprofit — April 19 With change happening at a rapid pace, it’s essential that everyone in an organization is engaged in the change process. REGISTER NEW!

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Training and Education Advisory Committee: Applications

MNA Association

TEACh is made up of individuals with direct professional, volunteer, or personal experience in nonprofit administration, governance, professional development, and organizational change. TEACh works closely with MNA staff to advise and direct programming to meet the needs of nonprofit leaders and staff across Montana.

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Amplify your impact with high-quality listening and feedback: New core principles

Candid

We examined data from hundreds of nonprofits that have participated in Listen4Goods feedback capacity-building program and, working with a third-party research firm, identified key practices that helped nonprofits gain new insights and bring about programmatic and organizational changes based on client feedback.

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How to gather high-quality nonprofit client feedback

Candid

One way to serve your clients more effectively is to gather feedback from participants, then use what you learn to improve services and support organizational change initiatives. Nonprofit organizations are always looking for ways to increase the impact of their work. At Listen4Good (L4G), we call this process a “client feedback loop.”