Gabriel, Author at InsideCharity.org

November 3, 2022

Transform Your Donation Landing Pages for Year-End Giving

This fall, you’ll probably be ramping up for year-end giving, hoping to maximize your reach and visibility through email marketing, direct mail, social media and maybe even an event or two. At least, I hope you will. But one thing that tends to fall through the cracks amidst all the hoopla surrounding this last quarter is your website, more importantly, your donation landing pages. Have you looked at it lately? It may be in great […]

October 31, 2022

The Ultimate Guide for Nonprofit Data Collection

The Ultimate Guide for Nonprofit Data Collection The Ultimate Guide for Nonprofit Data Collection A data collection platform can act in the same way for your nonprofit. You might buy it for one purpose, like processing contact requests on your website. Over time, you may find out that a quality data collection platform can handle many things. What if you could: Streamline your volunteer forms into one easy-to-navigate place? Save administrative time by having […]

October 30, 2022

Bad Nonprofit Board Members – How Do You Remove Them?

Bad Nonprofit Board Members – How Do You Remove Them? is a fragile topic many charities face and mismanage. Here’s some ideas that may help. Behind involved, dedicated and committed board of directors, your nonprofit can achieve great things. However, when board members aren’t all pulling their weight, they can sink an organization. When the bad outweighs the good, Simone Joyaux, who has worked as a consultant with boards of directors for the past 27 years, […]

October 30, 2022

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Nonprofit Starvation Cycle – Avoid It In 2023

Nonprofit Starvation Cycle – Avoid It In 2023 reveals a myth that has been circulating around the nonprofit world for decades. Learn from Jill Foley Turner of the National Christian Foundation. Here’s what Jill has to share: It goes like this: A charity is only worthy of our money if it spends very little of it on overhead expenses. After two years in a global crisis and a rocky financial year for many, it’s time […]