On September 24, 2019, the U.S. Department of Labor announced its Overtime Final Rule that adjusts the salary level test, part of a three-part test for determining when white-collar workers are exempt... read more
Nearly every small nonprofit has a staffer who stumbled into being the go-to techie around the office. They often have little training—just a good head for technology and the patience to deal with the many issues that come up in a busy office.
During this digital classroom, you will learn how to develop key performance indicators (KPIs) that will help you make strategic decisions about where to devote time, what is resonating about your mission, and where there gaps for reaching your fundraising goals.
Nearly every small nonprofit has a staffer who stumbled into being the go-to techie around the office. They often have little training—just a good head for technology and the patience to deal with the many issues that come up in a busy office.
Nearly every small nonprofit has a staffer who stumbled into being the go-to techie around the office. They often have little training—just a good head for technology and the patience to deal with the many issues that come up in a busy office.
Are you effectively incorporating email campaigns into your fundraising mix? What about social media, or peer-to-peer campaigns? We’ll walk through how to successfully use online communication tools to enhance your fundraising efforts in inexpensive and time-effective ways.
We all know this intuitively—websites or flyers that are balanced, colorful, and visually interesting get more attention. But if you work at a small nonprofit, chances are you don’t have much money to spend on a graphic designer.
What software tools and services are available to nonprofits at low or no cost that are worth using? How do you judge when a tool really is low cost, as opposed to one that will end up costing you time and effort? We’ll walk through the latest free and low-cost tools, software, and services that are worth knowing about.
We all know this intuitively—websites or flyers that are balanced, colorful, and visually interesting get more attention. But if you work at a small nonprofit, chances are you don’t have much money to spend on a graphic designer.
THE COMPLETE INFOGRAPHIC TOOLKIT FOR NONPROFITS: FROM DATA TO ACTION February 6 – February 27 1 – 2:30pm Eastern / 10:00am Pacific (Thursdays), 4 sessions Infographics with attractive images and... read more
THE COMPLETE INFOGRAPHIC TOOLKIT FOR NONPROFITS: FROM DATA TO ACTION February 6 – February 27 1 – 2:30pm Eastern / 10:00am Pacific (Thursdays), 4 sessions Infographics with attractive images and... read more
TECH TRENDS TO WATCH IN 2020 Tuesday, February 18, 1:00 to 2:00 PM Eastern / 10-11:30am Pacific It is now possible to buy a cup of coffee using Bitcoin,... read more