
Three Ways Funders Isolate Themselves (And What To Do Differently)
When nobody is offering you constructive criticism, take an honest look in the mirror. I’d hazard a guess that in philanthropy circles, people aren’t often
When nobody is offering you constructive criticism, take an honest look in the mirror. I’d hazard a guess that in philanthropy circles, people aren’t often
Volatility is the new status quo. Eight philanthropy experts were invited by Submittable, a submission management platform, to share their insights on grantmaking trends to
Many funders fail at this. Are you one of them? In my last newsletter of 2020, Don’t Let Your New Strategy Fail in 2021, I
Is your philanthropy set up for maximum impact? If you want your philanthropy to help change the world, you might need to change how your
As we turn the page on 2020, I thought I would share my most popular articles of the year that most engaged readers like you
Strategy most often fails in implementation. With all the effort that went into developing your new strategy and writing your strategic plan, the hardest part
Three simple questions to begin a joyful process to amplify your impact. Over the last 10 months, the world has been watching and experiencing how
How to effectively navigate change and shockproof your organization. We’ve entered a new era for civil society. Nothing is as it was, and no two
Five Potential Pitfalls for Next-Gen Philanthropists Some of the most common traps advisors can help younger clients avoid. No doubt as a wealth advisor,
Four Almost-Free Things You Can Do To Help Nonprofits After You’ve Spent Your Grant Budget If you are like most of my philanthropic clients, when
As a donor, you want to change the world. You seek transformational change. Lasting change. You don’t want band-aid solutions. You want to tackle a
Nonprofit leaders are exhausted. Many were planning to leave even before 2020 happened. There were the white boomers trying to retire, the young leaders of color