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Check It OutEpisode 64: Behavioral Economics Meets Social Good
You’ve probably heard the phrase “behavioral economics” before. Not only is it the subject of several best-selling books, there have also been two Nobel prizes awarded that centered on the topic...
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Check It OutEpisode 63: Social Activism & Community Engagement
In this age of social media, activism is becoming more accessible to the masses. But, it's essential that the social media activism is connected to change makers working on the ground. How can...
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Download Your CopyCreate Your Own Advocacy Fundraising Moment
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Webinar: How to Educate and Empower Your Nonprofit Board for Fundraising Success
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Download Your CopyVital Signs Part 2
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Grassroots Galvanizer Webinar: mobilize, organize, fundraise and influence
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Download Your CopyThe Next Generation of American Giving
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Download Your CopyGrassroots Galvanizer Playbook
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Check It OutEpisode 55: Cause Marketing ft. Joe Waters
We’ve seen an increasing number of cause marketing relationships between nonprofits, corporations, and retailers. Joe Waters discusses changes in the cause marketing space and what to expecting going
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Download Your CopyBlackbaud Luminate Online Benchmark Report 2017
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Download Your Copy5 Campaign Trends that All Nonprofits Can Learn From
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Download Your Copy2017 Charitable Giving Report
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Check It OutEpisode 52: The Power of Movements ft. Henry Timms
What gets a movement started, and once a movement has been started, what causes it to grow and accelerate? To help us answer those questions and more, joining us on this episode is Henry Timms of 92Y
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Check It OutEpisode 51: Analytical Activism ft. David Karpf
The digital age provides enormous opportunity for nonprofit organizations to collect data.Tune in to the episode to hear how analytics &testing are affecting the way that organizations create change.
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Check It OutEpisode 50: How Giving Bounced Back in 2017
Understanding how giving trends change over the years can be the key to predicting what’s going to happen in the future and planning how you’re going to address those trends. In today’s podcast...
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Check It OutEpisode 49: Nonprofit Professional Development ft. Terry Vyas
A multi-pronged professional development strategy can help professionals achieve growth in their roles while staying sharp and current while also helping nonprofit leadership mitigate turnover and
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Download Your CopyFundraising Software 101: A Guide for Nonprofit Board Members
Nonprofit boards have many responsibilities. From governance and financial oversight to strategic planning and program outcomes, board members are essential in a nonprofit’s ability to make an impact
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Check It OutEpisode 48: Change is Hard, But Change is Good
The ability to accept and embrace change, whether it be change in process, staff or technology, is what allows your nonprofit organization to remain relevant and active in a changing world.
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Check It OutSix Best Practices from the NGO Technology Report
The 2018 Global NGO Technology Report provides insight on the online and mobile communication tools NGOs around the world use …
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Check It OutEpisode 47: Millennial Voices: Advocates and Activists ft. Derrick Feldmann
We hear this group discussed a lot in the social good community: Millennials. More specifically, the importance of digital technology for understanding how Millennials, the first generation of...
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Check It OutEpisode 46: The New (Fundraising) Kid in Town ft. Jerusha Schmalzel
The professional life of a fundraiser often involves changing gears. Fundraisers frequently move to new organizations to set new goals and take on new challenges. However, being the “new kid” in...
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