Longtime nonprofit professional finds triumphs in past and hope in opportunities for tomorrow.

Ideas for how boards can make virtual meetings more effective

The new normal will be different and more complex than it was before. Welcome to the work of hybrid work. Is your organization ready for it?

Read this great article by Ken Saxon that was published in the Montecito Journal the week of February 25, 2021.

This article highlights how some of our local nonprofits are responding to the unknown new reality which will emerge from these dramatic changes. One thing is for sure, uncertainty will continue to weave through our every decision and prediction.

An excellent advocacy briefing guide for nonprofit board members

A synopsis of two articles addressing the changes nonprofits will face once the majority of people are vaccinated for COVID.

Most people have a list of their favorite charities that they donate to at year end. But the impact of the coronavirus on our nonprofits might shine a different light on your charitable giving.

Most nonprofits are scrambling for survival more than ever before. The pandemic restrictions have put the skids on their critical work in the community, raised havoc with their fundraising efforts and left many wondering if they will even be able to endure.

Yet two distinctive traits of nonprofits will help them outlast this dramatic upheaval: optimism and commitment.

October was first designated as National Domestic Violence Month in 1981 by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.