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If your organization still has to do virtual events - or prefers to do virtual events - here's some good news from Zoom!

Nonprofits Can Now Add a Donate Button to Their Zoom Events The new feature lets donors make a gift without leaving a virtual event. It also gives them the option to share their names and email addresses with the nonprofit receiving the donation.

Foot shakes are just... no. Here's what the etiquette experts say:

Handshakes alternatives during coronavirus outbreak - San Francisco Business Times We’ve even heard reports of “airshakes” during meetings and at events and to be clear this is never cool and always awkward. Here's you guide to handshake alternatives in the workplace.

Interesting perspective on performance metrics. Thanks, Robert Martin, for sharing.
https://aeon.co/ideas/against-metrics-how-measuring-performance-by-numbers-backfires?fbclid=IwAR0snD14SLvPpcUe5h9va2yjRxRJfYuHTyoDA8P6d6gRJlCAAsLSMQJhec4

Great new way to visualize nonprofit expenses - one that demonstrates why "overhead" isn't really overhead.

A Graphic Re-visioning of Nonprofit Overhead Sometimes, we need to replace one iconic image with another to get free of a persistent default mindset. So it is with the nonprofit overhead ratio—and Curtis Klotz is here to lead us in a new direction!

A long time ago, I used to make the mistake of describing museums as "luxury charities." They are not. They - and all the other arts & culture npos out there - are ESSENTIAL. Here's a great explanation of why.

Why art and music matter in the fight for social justice [Image description: A beautiful spiral made up of stained-glass windows, depicting various scenes, likely from the Bible, since this looks like a chapel of some sort. Pixabay.com] Hi everyone, befo…

Worth Reading: Why Did My Grant Request Fail?

Why Did My Grant Request Fail? Sometimes, no matter how many trainings you take, no matter how many articles you read, no matter how many times you polish your proposal, you simply aren’t successful in your grantwriting efforts. In short, you’ve tossed the boomerang out there, but it just won’t come back.

Too much pressure to meet unrealistic fundraising goals, coupled with too little pay and frustrating organizational cultures, is driving away fundraisers...Half of all fundraisers surveyed expect to leave their jobs in the next two years.

It's time for non-profit leadership to examine how they are driving away trained professionals, and what they can do to reverse the trend. And, it's time for fundraisers to practice some self-care and speak up for what we need in the workplace.

Fundraisers, what are the things that keep you in a job? What drives you away? PM me if you'd rather not comment publicly.

51% of Fundraisers Plan to Leave Their Jobs by 2021, Says New Survey The job is getting harder, they say, and they feel "tremendous pressure to succeed."

Nonprofit AF has to be the best fundraising blog out there, and this one. Well, the title alone made my day.

“Does this board member spark joy?” How to tidy your organization using the KonMari method [Image description: Two little white mice with grey ears peeking their heads out of a round hole carved in a brown log. The one on the left is cute with their wittle ears and pink nose and whiskers…

One of the sweetest major gifts I've ever seen...

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