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Adaptation vs. Innovation: The Threat of Short-Term Thinking
For the past decade, nonprofits who have brought in a significant amount of their own revenue to augment donations and
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Have you or a nonprofit organization you work with found innovative ways to deliver your programs and provide your social
Community Stars Shining Bright: Meet Helping Hands Ministry of St. Paschal Baylon Parish
By Monique Hopson, Master of Science in Social Administration Degree Candidate at the Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel School of
Community Stars Shining Bright: Meet Esperanza, Inc.
By Monique Hopson, Master of Science in Social Administration Degree Candidate at the Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel School of
Build the Infrastructure, Don’t Be the Infrastructure
By Denique ‘Neeky’ Dennis, Social Impact Strategist A few weeks ago in a client meeting, the Executive Director of a
5 Tips for Building Evaluation Into Your Program’s Delivery
Quality program evaluation is integrated into the program from the start, and can be used to both understand how to
3 Easy Ways to Gauge Community Readiness and Increase Your Impact!
By Denique “Neeky” Dennis, Social Impact Strategist, Sangfroid Strategy Our understanding of the dimensions of sustainability within the social impact
Realigning Your Nonprofit’s Mission and Setting New Goals for 2021
By Catherine Smith, Director of Learning and Innovation, Sangfroid Strategy When the pandemic hit earlier this year, we wrote about
What is “Zooming Out” and Why Nonprofits Should Do It
Oftentimes, nonprofit professionals like Executive Directors, Program Managers, and other program staff are hired into an organization to manage an
How Can a Nonprofit Team Collect Good Data Without the Extra Work?
The rise of outcome oriented grantmaking in the U.S., paired with the common ‘proposal → grant → report’ pathway, left
Make Your Data Work For You
As an industry, nonprofits aren’t used to understanding, measuring, and communicating the value of their program -and this last part
Three Reasons Evaluation Matters to Nonprofit Teams
It’s all too common for nonprofit leaders and staff to dread evaluation, and who can blame them?  It would be
The Seven Myths of Nonprofit Program Evaluation
The first question I ask every nonprofit I work with is – What makes your organization stand out from the
Three Ways to Position Yourself for Fundraising Success!
There are 1.5M nonprofit organizations in the United States – and the funding landscape is changing every day. What makes