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Did Taylor Swift Create a New Era for Food Bank Donations?

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Since launching her Eras Tour, the billionaire pop star has donated the equivalent of hundreds of thousands of meals. Yet food bank operators say the donations have provided only temporary relief. By Stephanie Beasley Courtesy of Channel One Food Bank At Channel One Regional Food Bank of Minnesota, it usually costs about $8 million a year to keep shelves stocked with enough food to support roughly 300,000 visits from people in 14 counties.

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15 Grants to Mark National Disability Independence Day

GrantNews

July 26th marks National Disability Independence Day, commemorating the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990. This pivotal legislation has transformed the lives of millions. It ensures protection against employment discrimination and enhancing access to goods, services, and communication for individuals with disabilities. The ADA signifies a milestone in civil rights.

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Mosaic Hires Sierra Club Executive as Next Leader

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

By M.J. Prest Mosaic Eva Hernandez is set to lead Mosaic, a project of the Tides Center. Plus, Arnold Ventures has tapped its first executive vice president of impact investing, and the Packard Foundation named a new national policy director.

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Chasing the Gold: Grants for Aspiring Olympic Athletes

GrantNews

Do you know a child who loves sports? Or, perhaps you know a young, aspiring Olympic athlete? The Paris 2024 Summer Olympics, scheduled from July 26 to August 11, 2024, are here! Our global sports community is preparing for an exciting and challenging event. As athletes and organizers gear up for the Games, the focus is on ensuring a successful and memorable Olympic experience.

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AI for Grant Writing: 20+ ChatGPT Prompts You Can Use

This prompt guide for ChatGPT contains 20+ tested ChatGPT prompts, along with tips on how to use this tool the best way. Nonprofits can engage with ChatGPT to brainstorm ideas, refine project plans, and craft compelling narratives for grant proposals.

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Unlock the Power of Community

NonProfit PRO

Join us for the Nonprofit Marketing Summit on August 20-22! Hear from top keynote speakers, authors, and writers like Richard Gadd, Mick Ebeling, and Beth Kanter. Learn from expert fundraisers, consultants, social entrepreneurs, and digital marketing pros. Don’t miss out on this transformative event designed to empower and inspire your nonprofit efforts.

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New Features in Blackbaud Grantmaking Streamline Grant Applications

NonProfit PRO

Blackbaud announced new capabilities within Blackbaud Grantmaking, including a new applicant-centric portal and an AI-powered form builder.

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Innovations in Grants Management

Fluxx

Innovations in grants management and new software solutions for government grants have led to increasingly streamlined operations, better transparency, and, ultimately, a greater impact on funding. Here, we will discuss five key innovations that are making their mark in the grants management space: artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, blockchain technology, big data analytics, and cloud-based solutions.

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AI to Identify Major Donors in Your Existing Database

NonProfit PRO

One of the most critical elements for your nonprofit is securing major donors and building deeper donor relationships. Discuss new practical ways for utilizing Generative AI to build deeper relationships donors. Explore how AI can unearth hidden major donors in your already existing donor database. Discover 3 techniques for building targeted and compelling marketing campaigns with AI, guaranteed to reach the right audience.

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Commentary … Microsoft’s Decision Opens Opportunities For Change

The NonProfit Times

Image @ depositphotos By David Deal Microsoft announced that it will be retiring its Fundraising and Engagement solution and ending support effective December 31, 2026. What does this mean for nonprofits, associations, and foundations? And, what does it mean more broadly for nonprofit constituent relationship management systems (CRMs)? Microsoft’s Fundraising and Engagement was spearheaded by Microsoft’s Tech for Social Impact and launched in October 2020.

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Local Media

HSF House

I am currently experiencing the real-time events of a very controversial and widely-covered court case in my hometown through my internship. What has been called “The Black Swan Murder Trial” by the local media and even an episode of 48 Hours is currently being tried by the felony attorney’s at my office. I have gotten to attend the trial, hear the perspectives of the attorney’s working on the case, and what the media has had to say.

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Grant Tracking: 3 Ways Your Nonprofit CRM Can Help

DH Leonard Consulting & Grant Writing Services

Diane’s Note: It’s no secret that our team is a big fan of Bloomerang as we have collaborated for years on free webinars and in the Nonprofit Storytelling Conference community, but they are also a generous supporter of our BIPOC Nonprofit Professional Scholarships for Agile in Nonprofit training. While potentially a bit biased, I thought their tips regarding how your CRM can help with your grant seeking were right on point.

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Nonprofit Board Members Are Educators and Advocates

NonProfit PRO

Advocacy and education are integral to nonprofit board decision-making. Here are some steps your board should proactively be taking.

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When It Comes to Automatic Software Updates, Lack of Transparency Is a Challenge

Tech Soup

OK, quick question: Without looking, do you know which apps on your computer are automatically installing updates without your knowledge?

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Cultural Environment

HSF House

Since my internship is in my hometown, the overall culture of my experience is very familiar to me. However, I have definitely been exposed to new communities outside of that larger, familiar scope. For example, I am working in the State Attorney’s Office which has about 7 misdemeanor attorneys and a lot of people working as “support staff.” There seems to be such a strong community between each of the employees.

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Recapping some thoughts on community!

HSF House

The community here is very tight knit. I do not feel as if I have joined it, but I do not feel like I am on the outside. There are fundamental differences that separate us, a major one being religion. It has made me think of all the differences in community in the U.S. Nepalese people are friendlier and kinder to strangers than the typical American.

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The Experience

HSF House

My experience has been so amazing this summer. Not only have I learned so much, I have had so much fun. I really thought the longer hours I took on would make the job become dreadful after a month or so of being there, however, I was excited to go to work almost every single day. The job itself was extremely unpredictable, and I never knew what was going to happen.

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