How and why to build a funder relationship to increase your proposal strength and gain a supporter. Grant writing can sometimes feel like a numbers game: draft the narrative, gather the data, hit submit, and hope someone on the other end reads it closely. It’s an easy pattern to fall into, especially when you’re busy … Read More
Use data with curiosity and care through radical love rather than blame. Program evaluation helps nonprofits move beyond good intentions.
In this article, we discuss strategic planning with our client, Jabberwocky.
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
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.
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.
How to communicate your awesomeness by strategically using your authenticity Leaders have a lot on their plates. Nonprofits and businesses in our community do innovative, mind blowing work every single day. Too often, instead of shouting it from the rooftops, it’s filed away in a drawer to gather dust. Keep reading and we’ll help you … Read More
I recently did a presentation on how to have better meetings and thought I’d share three key meeting communication tips with you as well. 1. Understand we aren’t logical beings! Behavioral economics, the study of why humans make the economic decisions we do tells us a lot about why meetings go astray. There are three … Read More