Philanthropy in Motion and the Restaurant Industry Amid COVID-19
Trust Based Philanthropy?
Nonprofit Starvation Cycle - What's That?
The term “starvation cycle” for nonprofits refers to a chronic underfunding of programs due to a fear that funders will find the program too costly, a reluctance by funders to cover salaries - often the bulk of agencies’ operating budgets, and a belief that nonprofits can easily make up this deficit through general fundraising.
For more, turn to the content developed by the Bridgespan Group and posted on the 9/4/19 issue of the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
For Nonprofit ED’s - A Ray of Sunshine
Are you feeling overwhelmed in your role as executive director? Vu Le’s latest post on his Nonprofit AF blog may provide a ray of sunshine on this June day - “10 reasons why being an executive director is awesome.”
Funders Pool Resources to Provide Capacity Building to Their Region’s Nonprofits
A fine example of how active, two-way listening between nonprofit organizations and funders led to pooled dollars and the creation of local training around capacity building. Photo credit - Matt Walter.