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For Positive Outcomes, Hold a Mirror Up to Board Performance

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BoardEffect states that an annual board self-assessment may help the board prevent problems leading to liability issues and that the results of an assessment can highlight topics for future board discussion and consideration. Analyze the results and commit to a frank discussion. The outcome of that scrutiny is well worth the effort.

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How can a welcoming culture help nonprofits improve outcomes?

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This culture can bring about the desired outcomes of staff, volunteers, and members who reflect the community, having a team possessing strong problem-solving skills, and leadership that embraces innovation. By making our teams more diverse, the outcomes from group work will become even greater. Illustration by Yuxin Qin.

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Why You Should Measure Impact in Addition to Outcomes

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Often, there is confusion between the outcomes of a particular process and the ultimate impact that the outcomes have on the world. To understand how outputs are different from impacts—and why you should measure impact in addition to outcomes—it is helpful to understand what goes into the process of achieving impact.

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Go Beyond Board Recruitment With the Theory of Change

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The end result: more effective services. But recruitment is just the first step in achieving these outcomes. Throughout the nonprofit sector, there is significant activity around building a board that is inclusive and reflects the constituency of each nonprofit. One tool that can help: The Theory of Change. .

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Helpful Ways to Measure and Optimize Your Nonprofit’s Performance

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Then, guided by those goals, use effective data collection tools, measure outcomes, implement improvement strategies, and promote transparency. Learn more: Using Data to Make Annual Giving Work for You Measuring Outcomes Outcome metrics are powerful, necessary tools for demonstrating transparency and accountability.

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Why your nonprofit must invest in outcome measurement and a culture of innovation

ASU Lodestar Center

Despite these challenges, nonprofits still have the power to appropriately respond to these circumstances and ensure that they continue delivering mission-focused results. Effective service delivery and adherence to mission requires nonprofit leaders to commit to outcomes.

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Deliver the Metrics Grantmakers Want: How Enhanced Reporting Can Help Increase Funding and Save Time

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In this session, we'll review the results of our 2022 Top Funder Decision Factors survey of foundations, charitable trusts, and corporate giving programs from across the country and define how nonprofits can use outcome-focused data to stand out and secure more funding.

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