Nonprofit Strategy

As the priorities of funders continue to evolve, a significant trend has emerged in the nonprofit funding arena, one that aligns closely with the growing global conscience around sustainability and socially responsible investing. A novel paradigm is taking hold, where the once-clear boundaries between philanthropy and investment are becoming increasingly blurred. This shift sees funders seeking not just social impact …

In today’s competitive nonprofit sector, securing grants is more challenging than ever. With an abundance of organizations vying for limited funding, it is crucial for nonprofits to find a way to stand out. Enter the power of data analytics. This tool has the potential to transform the grant seeking process, allowing nonprofits to make more informed decisions, tailor their applications …

In the ever-evolving landscape of nonprofit funding, one of the most significant variables to influence grant availability is the political climate. Changes in government, policy shifts, and fluctuations in priorities can all dramatically affect both the availability and the direction of financial support for nonprofit organizations. As such, it’s increasingly vital for nonprofits to develop a politically agile funding strategy …

In the intricate world of funding and grants, collaboration has emerged as a pivotal theme, with an increasing number of funders advocating for partnerships across the nonprofit sector. Yet, the inherent competitive streak in grant applications sometimes begets a paradox, fomenting tension and conflicting interests among organizations that could be allies. How do nonprofits navigate this delicate balance of cooperation …

In the ever-evolving world of grant funding, the impact of government policy changes can ripple through the cores of nonprofit organizations and academic institutions. As an entity that directly benefits from, or depends on, public and private grants, keeping abreast of policy alterations at the federal, state, or local levels is paramount. With recent shifts in administration and the socio-political …