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Why do you have to label it?

My story Recently I was having breakfast with some family members. And we started talking about my grandmother, who is showing signs of dementia. I asked family to look at this so we could plan for it together. One person said, “Why do you have to label it? Maybe she’s

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Are you a Virtue Hoarder?

Get ready to have your mind blown. Are you part of the PMC (Professional Managerial Class)? Odds are, if you are reading this, you ARE. So many of us who work in nonprofits, or in government, are virtue hoarders. What is a virtue hoarder? Virtue Hoarders are the Professional Managerial Class.

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9 questions to ask yourself as you seek funding

Are you trying to get grants right now? This is why your funder is not your friend. We’re going to look at how funders do not give most of their money to marginalized people led organizations, why objectivity is a myth, what to do to apply the scientific method, 9

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Your next nonprofit career move as a consultant

Are you ready for your next leap as a consultant? So you want to become a nonprofit consultant for the next move in your nonprofit career? HIGH FIVE! Here’s why that is brilliant. The government started passing off more work to nonprofits in the 1980s, and its still doing it.

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Are you trauma-bonded to your job?

Has this happened to you? Did your boss or colleague say, “We’re like a family here?” Here’s why that’s a problem. This phrase might help you become trauma bonded to your nonprofit job. What does that mean? If you are wondering if you’re in a nonprofit trauma bonding situation, read

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What if we are all runaway serfs right now?

Robin Hood rides again Richard Wolff wrote the book, The Sickness is the System, When Capitalism fails to save us from Pandemics or itself. Recently, he shared that there is a direct correlation between the bubonic plague and COVID-19. This is how COVID-19 is like the bubonic plague. And may

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Why become a fundraising consultant?

WHAT IS A FUNDRAISING CONSULTANT? When asking this question, many people tend to believe that the role of a fundraising consultant is to help the company raise a lot of money for the nonprofit organization. However, the real job of a consultant is to help your nonprofit build strong relationships

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