Gabriel, Author at InsideCharity.org

September 3, 2022

[PODCAST] How to Tell Your Nonprofit’s Financial Story

A financial story is not (typically) as exciting, stirring, or inspirational as one directly related to your programming. But, knowing your nonprofit’s financial story and conveying it effectively to your supporters is critical to sustainability. In this episode, Katie talks to Sherry Quam Taylor, an expert in raising funds for overhead. Sherry will share practical logic around fund development and insight on how to get your donors, team, and board on the same path to […]

August 31, 2022

Talking Crypto: Should your organization accept it?

Talking Crypto: Should your organization accept it? What is cryptocurrency? Simply put, it’s money that’s not in a physical form, otherwise known as digital money. Nonetheless, it shares some of the same characteristics as paper money which can be earned, used, and invested. Why should you care? According to Gemini’s 2021 State of U. S. Crypto Report, 21.2 million adults own cryptocurrency (crypto), with an additional 19.3 million expecting to purchase it in the next 12 months. That […]

August 27, 2022

[PODCAST] Revamping Volunteerism

Revamping Volunteerism…One painted wall at a time! “Wait… didn’t we paint this wall last year?” said a few too many volunteers each year. Corporate volunteerism is more vital than ever; however, many companies employ old techniques to engage their teams. And too many nonprofits are having the same wall repainted each year. We can do better! In this episode, Katie talks to Diana Riekse, the founder of Bondeed, a new platform designed to enhance the […]

August 27, 2022

Try to Please All and You Will Please None: How Segmenting Your List Can Increase Engagement and Charitable Giving

Try to Please All and You Will Please None: How Segmenting Your List Can Increase Engagement and Charitable Giving Have you ever used these communication strategies with your nonprofit community members? Emailed the same message to everyone on your list every time. Rarely communicated so as not to “bother” anyone. Relied on just one or two channels to get your message out. If so, you are not alone! Most organizations we’ve worked with have struggled […]