by Mazarine | Nov 1, 2019 | Annual Reports, Appeals, Conflict, Culture clash, E-Newsletters, Generational clash, Grants, Nonprofit Podcast, podcast
We were lucky to get the chance to sit down with Jarell Skinner-Roy, who wrote a powerful article on dismantling white supremacy in nonprofits. Here’s the link to listen to the podcast! 1) Jarell, what is your background in the nonprofit sector? 2) In your YNPN...
by Mazarine | Nov 28, 2017 | Grants, Hybrid Nonprofit, Leadership, Social Entrepreneur
WHY should you talk about your nonprofit’s mistakes? If you talk about your failures or mistakes, you can talk about HOW you’re getting better at solving the problem that your nonprofit was founded to solve. If you talk about your mistakes, you will help...
by Mazarine | Oct 29, 2014 | Board, Cultivating donors, Grants, Sponsorships
Are you sending emails and just feeling like you’re beating your head against the wall? You’re not alone. So many of our fundraising emails go unanswered! WHY? Because maybe the recipient doesn’t know you. Or maybe your subject line sucked. Or maybe...
by Mazarine | Sep 16, 2014 | Earned income, Government contracting, Grants, Hybrid Nonprofit
What: Winning Government Grants and Contracts for your nonprofit Pursue and capture Government Grants and Contracts for Your Nonprofit A 90 minute advanced webinar to help you get those government grants and contracts to keep your programs going for years to come!...
by Mazarine | Oct 22, 2013 | Appeals, E-Newsletters, Fundraising 101, Grants
If you’ve worked in marketing or fundraising a nonprofit for any length of time, you’re probably familiar with the problem of how to keep telling your nonprofit’s story in a fresh way. You’ve got grants to write, appeals to write, and...
by Mazarine | Sep 3, 2013 | Book, Conflict, Fundraising 101, Grants, Social Entrepreneur
Are you looking for a nonprofit with a good 5 year plan, and programs based on research? Are you looking for a predictable (yet innovative) model of human behavior that other nonprofits can follow for “reproducible” or “Replicable”...
