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Nonprofits rarely struggle because they “didn’t care enough.” They struggle because the ground keeps shifting while the work keeps piling up. That’s what makes 2026 feel different for many organizations. Not necessarily worse in one dramatic way, but harder in a compounding way. Costs stay high. Funding feels less predictable. Community needs keep rising. Teams are tired. Boards are being asked to do more oversight with less time, and sometimes with fewer willing volunteers. The […]
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