Andrea Morrow-Cronin 
Why Nonprofit Folks Need Time Off (and How It Actually Helps Your Mission) Let’s talk about something we’re notoriously bad at in the nonprofit world—taking a vacation. You know who you are. You’ve got 120 hours of PTO banked, and every time someone mentions “self-care,” you roll your eyes because you’re too busy keeping your … Read More
By Tiana Cobb Do you believe in your board’s ability to maintain meaningful connections and create opportunities for sustainable change? It is important to discuss the reasons diversity, equity, and inclusion is so vital to nonprofit success, as well as how you can do this work in the current environment. Stay tuned, this blog is … Read More
How We Practice Radical Love at PFB By Jessica Macy In all the work I do—whether I’m leading a training, helping a nonprofit grow, or coaching someone through a challenging situation—my goal is always the same: to be REAL. Some people may use the phrase authentic relationships- but you know me, then you know I can’t … Read More
Jessica Macy didn’t grow up dreaming of being a nonprofit professional or coach. Jessica secretly dreamed of becoming a California Highway Patrolwoman and marrying Erik Estrada, her one true love. Becoming a coach for nonprofit professionals wasn’t part of her plan, but it’s something she was always meant to do. So, what is nonprofit coaching? … Read More
If we are honest with ourselves, working in the nonprofit world can be equal parts inspiring and exhausting. We show up every day because we care deeply about people, causes, justice, equity, and change. But somewhere between the grant deadlines, board reports, and community crises, we sometimes forget something essential: Fun matters, too. In fact, … Read More
What does it mean to be an agent of change? It has nothing to do with holding a leadership title or making high-level strategic decisions. Change happens at every level of an organization; regardless of position or title, anyone can make a meaningful impact.
In the nonprofit world, we often thrive on structure, clarity, and efficiency. But what if we knew and understood that the messy part—the uncertainty, the adjustments, the learning curves—is a valuable part of the process? Program adaptability becomes more of a priority at this point. We believe in embracing imperfections and celebrating the beauty of being human. By encouraging authenticity and self-care, we create an environment that fosters innovation, resilience, and meaningful impact.
Why Equity Matters in Nonprofit Consulting We recognize that equitable access to resources, opportunities, and support is essential for fostering a fair and inclusive society. One way we support equity is by offering sliding-scale rates at Partner for Better. But what exactly are sliding-scale rates, and how do they promote equity in the nonprofit sector? … Read More
Storytelling is at the heart of every successful nonprofit. Whether engaging donors, inspiring volunteers, or advocating for change, a well-crafted story can create an emotional connection and drive action. However, one story doesn’t fit all audiences. The challenge lies in adapting your nonprofit’s story to resonate with different stakeholders. We’ll explore how to tailor your storytelling approach to ensure maximum impact.
Sarah Smith didn’t set out to be a grant writing expert. Growing up in Kirksville, Missouri, she dreamed of working with animals. Today, she balances her passion for equine therapy with her expertise in nonprofit funding as a grant writer for Partner for Better and a team member at Cedar Creek Riding Center. From Equine … Read More