A board can be overreaching, newly energized, or quietly checked out — and on the surface those look like three different problems. One board won't stop approving things that belong to staff. Another has finally leaned in, except every bit of that engagement now routes through the executive director. A third is ready to think strategically but keeps sliding back into execution. Brooke Richie-Babbage argues these are one organizational development challenge wearing three faces. As a nonprofit ...

Her mother's name was spelled wrong.It was on the plaque. On dedication day. In front of her grandkids.The mistake didn't end the relationship. What came next almost did.The clinic took six weeks to fix it. Nobody called. The apology email said, "We apologize for any inconvenience."The family went silent for a year.Then a new major gift officer picked up the phone. She named what happened. She said she was sorry. She asked to hear about the donor's mom.Forty-five minutes later, the door was open

Donor communication is not a one-size-fits-all. Each generation brings distinct expectations about trust, impact, access, and ease. Let’s explore how nonprofits can use generational tendencies as a starting point and still pay attention to individual preferences and relationships. The real challenge is to stop communicating in the way that is easiest and begin meeting supporters where they are. That shift can turn routine outreach into a more meaningful and lasting connection.

In this series Pastor Keith explores the unseen battles we face in our thoughts and reveals how renewing our minds with God’s truth can transform the way we think and live.

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Flock hearing. Mental health forum. Energy emergency.

Governor Tom Vilsack started out as a small-town lawyer, then mayor, and went on to serve as governor of Iowa for 8 years. He ran the US Department of Agriculture under President Obama and President Biden. Gov. Vilsack is now the CEO of the World Food Prize, which presents an annual award of $500,000 to individuals who have increased the quality, quantity and availability of food in the world. During his time as Secretary of the USDA, he called on the philanthropic community to step up to the plate

Asking better questions and leaning into uncomfortable moments can help teams build real trust and connect deeply with donors!Kyle Buchmann, Senior Vice President at Wisconsin Foundation and Alumni Association, shares practical lessons from his long career in higher-education fundraising. He joined the Wisconsin Foundation and Alumni Association in 2012, moving up from leading the engineering development team to his current role as Senior Vice President. Drawing on his experience managing

Plenty of people still picture a museum as a quiet building with art on the walls and a staff whose job is to guard what's inside. Victoria Munro, Executive Director of the Alice Austen House, sees an advantage in that assumption: because museums look harmless from the outside, they have room to do serious work on social change and safe space. She explains how she took the velvet ropes down at a nationally designated site of LGBTQ+ history and built programs that turn visitors into co-creator...

Barry Snell learns about the role of ECLOS and also about the role they play in the new Sunderland Eye Infirmary.He is chatting to RNIB's Practice lead in eye care support, Cathie Burke.To learn more about ECLOS visit rnib.org.uk#RNIBConnectImage Shows RNIB Connect Radio Logo, White Background, RNIB In Bold Black Letters, A Solid Pink Line Below With Connect Radio Underneath.

In this episode, Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre of Norway and President Alexander Stubb of Finland discuss the current state of the war in Ukraine, Arctic and European security, shifting geopolitics, and strategic investments in foreign aid. Host: Fareed Zakaria, Host, Fareed Zakaria GPS, CNN; Member, Board of Directors, Council on Foreign Relations Guest: Jonas Gahr Støre, Prime Minister, Kingdom of Norway Alexander Stubb, President, Republic of Finland Want more comprehensive analysis of

What does it take to turn an engineering mindset into an entrepreneurial advantage?In this episode of Problem Solved, guest host Cassandra Sotos, CEO of AmpRx, sits down with Domonique Townsend, CEO and Managing Partner of We Optimize Work, and Brock Anderson, founder of Ergo-ology, to explore the intersection of industrial engineering and entrepreneurship.From taking calculated risks to balancing big-picture vision with day-to-day operations, the panel shares how their engineering

Why is it so hard to let go of a ministry you love before something forces the decision? Robin Fuller knows firsthand. After more than 23 years in pregnancy center ministry, she burned out and heard that only about 10 percent of ministry leaders finish well.She decided to be part of that 10 percent. Robin lifted the mantle off her shoulders in front of her board and walked through a four-year succession plan that started with a simple "Things I Do" document.Matt and Robin talk about why founders

In this episode, Maree Forbes Gaughan, CEO of Community Economic Partners and National Travel Center, shares insights on how small communities can leverage tourism, local businesses, and strategic planning to boost economic development. Discover practical strategies for chambers and community leaders to foster sustainable growth and collaboration. Full show notes and transcript found at this link. Please support this podcast by supporting our sponsors. Chaymber chaymber.com Community Matters, Inc

When 3-year-old Emmanuel arrived home, the whole neighborhood was waiting.

This episode is brought to you by Semafor Healthcare.Delivered weekly from David Lim, Semafor Healthcare connects the dots between decisions in government, business, and technology to reveal how they impact the future of healthcare. Each edition will provide the analysis you need to understand and stay ahead of a rapidly changing landscape. Subscribe for free.A Health Podyssey host Rob Lott chats with Dr. Alister Martin, commissioner of the New York City Department of Health and Mental

The Thing In The Circle: The Colorado Reptilian, the Bell Witch & The Ammons House. There are places in this world where people go looking for the paranormal. They investigate abandoned hospitals,etc.

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