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August 26, 2020

5 Challenges Nonprofits Face in 2021 – Maxie Carpenter

5 Challenges Nonprofits Face in 2021 is Maxie Carpenter’s take on some serious issues executives face next year. Here’s what Maxie has to share: As society evolves and changes over time, new problems and crises also arise. Fortunately, these new issues can also give rise to innovation, new solutions and some truly necessary new nonprofit organizations. COVID-19 has given rise to the most opportunistic era for Nonprofits we’ve ever seen. The following are the most […]

September 8, 2020

IMASE Nonprofit Credit Card Services Save Charities Money

IMASE Nonprofit Credit Card Services Save Charities Money introduces Integrated Merchant Alliance (SE) to charities seeking safe, secure and significantly low-cost credit card merchant services. Here’s what IMASE founder, Jason Bundy has to share about making it as easy as possible for donors to make a financial gift: “After many years in the payment processing industry, I see and feel the need for a program designed to recognize and assist Non-Profits in collecting and maximizing […]

November 5, 2020

Nonprofit Volunteer SEO Specialists – Molly Feely

Nonprofit Volunteer SEO Specialists is Molly Feely’s take on how to secure a volunteer SEO expert to ensure your website shows up in search engines. Here’s what Molly has to share: Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, helps increase traffic to your non-profit’s website. By using the right SEO techniques your website will rise in search engine rankings and receive more traffic. However, drawing an audience to your website is only half the battle. Good SEO […]

November 8, 2020

Nonprofit Volunteer Boards Have to Go – Jimmy LaRose

Nonprofit Volunteer Boards Have to Go is industry renowned author Jimmy LaRose’s take on what every charitable executive secretly knows…NONPROFIT BOARDS DON’T WORK AND NEVER WILL. “God first made idiots (that was for practice) then He made boards.” ~Mark Twain After spending twenty-five years in nonprofit management (having worked with over 700 boards) I’ve determined, broadly speaking, there are three types of boards… …mediocre ones, useless ones, and really bad ones. It’s not the fault […]