This post was adapted from Chapter 7 of The Little Book of Boards: A Board Member’s Handbook for Small (and Very Small) Nonprofits. The role
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We all know those mornings where you just need to add that extra double shot to your coffee, some bonus drizzle, and maybe even doubling
http://traffic.libsyn.com/forsmallnonprofits/LegalIssuesThatEverySmallNonprofitNeedstoKnowAbout-Episode002.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSWhat legal issues trip up small nonprofits more than any other? Lawyer Brooke Johnson is an
Two weeks ago, I exhausted myself writing about board recruiting. (It’s an epic 5,000 word guide. Check it out if you haven’t yet.) I decided
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I am currently being recruited for a new board. It’s been awhile since that happened. Ever since having kids, time with them has gotten very
The best way to get donors excited about you is to get them as close to the mission as they can get. So instead
Sounds boring, I know. But hear me out. Using the “consent agenda” format at your board meetings can make them go faster. Here’s the general
It’s so common as a non-profit ED to have a board member (or a vendor, or an active donor) approach you with some “ideas” for
Thank you for your help! Board members have been much more engaged since the retreat.
