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COVID-19 and the nonprofit response: Social enterprise?

ASU Lodestar Center

I propose a careful exploration of social enterprise strategies is a matter of relevance and survival for small nonprofits in low-income communities, as they cannot rely on their constituents for a high level of donations or otherwise support. Understand the financial resources needed to engage in a social enterprise approach.

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Busting the Overhead Myth: How can nonprofits convince stakeholders to invest in capacity building?

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Educating the Board of Directors and Reviewing Internal Policies (internal): By reviewing internal policies to make sure they are up-to-date with societal trends, the organization can be sure they accurately reflect their work in the current landscape of social issues. Be upfront about the funds it will take to implement or run a program.

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Mentoring Staff New to Nonprofit Work

ASU Lodestar Center

posted by Sheryl Keeme , Executive Director, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Teach or model a succinct delivery of the cause’s elevator speech. Today, she is proud to lead the Arizona Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, an organization new to Annual Funds. Not everything translates from for-profit to nonprofit. Get another!

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How can leadership development strategies improve retention in nonprofits?

ASU Lodestar Center

Director of Development, ASU Health Initiatives. Participating in drafting portions of grant proposals. Eric Spicer is currently the Senior Director of Development for Health at ASU. posted by Eric Spicer Sr. A critical issue in the nonprofit sector is staff turnover, often referred to as the nonprofit turnover treadmill.

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Saving the California Condor: A Collective Impact Story

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As of July 2011, there are 399 condors known to be living , including 188 in the wild, in California, Arizona, and Mexico. It was a packed hearing and all these people were bringing up challenges (to the proposal). The California Condor Recovery Program continues today, over 25 years since its inception. said Mesta (168). [1]