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Who gets to have a voice?

HSF House

Within the realm of racial and ethnic identity, the important question to ask is who the direct stakeholders are, and who the indirect stakeholders are. How do you determine if someone is a direct stakeholder, or an indirect one? The issue lies in who wants to be a stakeholder and who doesn’t. I myself am a direct stakeholder.

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Removing cost as a barrier to nonprofit training 

Candid

Available on-demand, this popular course supplies guidance on how to tackle proposal budgets, including how to allocate time for staff working across multiple projects, when and how to account for indirect expenses, and so much more.

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How to write a winning grant proposal

Candid

Project description Your project description should delve deep into the specific activities of your project and how they will benefit your target demographic. After all, the best way to get a funder to care about your solution is to explain how it overlaps with the focus areas of their foundation.

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Grants for Church: A Comprehensive Guide to Securing Funding for Ministry and Community Outreach

Allied Grant Writers

Tithes and donations, while essential, are often subject to fluctuations due to economic cycles, demographic shifts, or changes in community engagement. This might include surveys of the congregation, analysis of community demographics, or consultations with local experts.

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Up Close and Personal with Viken Mikaelian

Planned Giving

Number 3: Not putting a direct or indirect ask in every single marketing piece you put out. Competition can come from indirect and unexpected sources. The tremendous demographic shifts in society are going to make a huge impact on philanthropy. Planned giving is a people business, not a legal business. Others simply forgot.

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Across the Generations: 5 Tips for Fundraising to All Ages

The Fundraising Coach

Each generation is as different as the next, meaning your organization requires a strategic fundraising approach to effectively engage with supporters from all demographics. This guide will explore the following tips to boost supporter engagement and fundraise more successfully across generations: Research your target demographics.

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Are we making progress? Identifying organizational outcomes 

Candid

Why outcomes matter As a nonprofit that serves other nonprofits (rather than providing direct services), the impact we make is typically indirect. We will rely on our extensive data collection—from 990 data, to contributed data, to our ever-growing demographic data collection—to track these metrics.

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