Nonprofit organizations are accountable to many actors. This factor creates a lot of complication when it comes to transparency and impact assessment.  They are accountable to their funders to clients, and to themselves and their missions. In other words, they … Continue reading →

A Case Study: Are Your Donations Going Where You Think? I am sharing this article. It is about a case study about fundraising transparency in non profit organizations. The name of the organization is Aish International. This case incites us … Continue reading →

  As we are talking about communication strategy and strategic planning, I thought I’d share this video that I watched for one of my previous classes, as it seemed fit for the topic. It is not necessarily targeted towards strategic … Continue reading →

This week’s reading covers strategic planning and strategic communication. Strategic planning is a process I’d contend that should be done before communication strategy is done. Strategic planning involves everyone in the organization and it’s crafted around the mission statement. It … Continue reading →

https://nonprofitquarterly.org/2017/05/08/problem-boards-or-board-problem/ The link provided above is from the Non Profit Quarterly. The title is as follow : Problem board or Board Problems.  This article is fairly recent , it was written last month. It highlights some of the problems that … Continue reading →

The relationship between the board of directors and the executive director can easily be overlapped and misunderstood. To have a high-functioning, effective nonprofit, it is critical for the executive director and the board of directors to understand and appreciate their … Continue reading →

Breast-cancer non-profit Susan G. Komen Arizona to shut its doors; October race canceled http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona/2017/06/21/breast-cancer-non-profit-susan-g-komen-arizona-shut-its-doors-october-race-canceled/417820001/ The above link is about a breast cancer non-profit in Arizona shutting its doors due to lack of funding. This organization has been the largest private grantor … Continue reading →

This week’s reading, mostly the case studies, brought out in me those conflicting thoughts that I have experienced in the past when questioning certain non-profits’ missions or the philanthropic world in general. I have questioned many times the power and … Continue reading →

Salary History: Wall Street Can’t Ask, and You Needn’t Tell: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/13/business/dealbook/job-salary-pay-women-men-wall-street.html?_r=0 In class, we’ve spoke about how some non profits are categorized as counterbalance such as advocacy non-profits. I thought this article was interesting because it speaks of a non profit … Continue reading →

As outlined in the reading , the nonprofit sector is the collective name used to describe institutions and organizations in American society that are neither government nor business. Primarily, non profit do not exist to make profit, nonetheless, it doesn’t … Continue reading →