Management Tips

Being non-social with social media
By The NonProfit Times — April 9, 2013
There are friends with benefits, sure enough, but there are also benefits to having friends, and friends of friends, and so on.
4 ways to engage young volunteers
By The NonProfit Times — April 8, 2013
Peer pressure can be a good thing, when it comes to teen volunteers. The number one revealed motivation for volunteering among high school and college students was that their friends were doing it, according to New York City nonprofit DoSomething.org’s data scientist Bob Filbin.
4 data related challenges of BYOD programs
By The NonProfit Times — April 8, 2013
As technology progresses there will be major implications that nonprofits will end up facing. One issue is company data being stored on devices that the company does not own nor can completely control.
9 editing tips for your proposal
By The NonProfit Times — April 8, 2013
Nothing can sink an otherwise solid grant proposal than a careless typo or content that doesn’t meet the funder’s requirements. Whether you are writing a one-page letter of inquiry or a five-page foundation proposal, you must edit your work before submitting it to the funder.
3 duties for board members
By The NonProfit Times — April 2, 2013
The common purpose for every nonprofit board, no matter the goal of the organization, is to build and maintain a successful enterprise. The goal is met by board members adhering to a set of operational duties and responsibilities.
A team approach to beating uncertainty
By The NonProfit Times — April 2, 2013
Risk is a fact of life. Being aware of risk, which could be general or specific to an organization, is important, according to Melanie Lockwood Herman, executive director of the Nonprofit Risk Management Center in Leesburg, Va. She recommends forming a risk management committee.
4 steps to scoping a project
By The NonProfit Times — April 2, 2013
You probably have a lot of ideas for projects that could help your organization’s mission. You probably want to act on all of these thoughts, but doing so without proper planning could lead to disastrous results.
You need to be efficient and effective
By The NonProfit Times — April 2, 2013
There’s nothing like efficient internal processes to keep any fundraising department – big or small – humming like a well-oiled machine.
The 5 golden rules of event day planning
By The NonProfit Times — April 2, 2013
Every good special event begins with a timeline. This will list all the things you need to accomplish leading up to event day. Once you reach that date, there’s no turning back from the fact that it’s time to have the event. But, are you ready for it?
Getting to know your newest friends
By The NonProfit Times — April 2, 2013
Social media can help your nonprofit learn more about its audience, according to Jasmine Hoffman.

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