13 years ago on August 1, 2011, I embarked on an adventure when I left the comfort of my job to focus full-time on my business that allows me to do what I love: helping nonprofit organizations succeed.

A movement has existed for years to include more equitable language in philanthropy, especially in grant applications. This blog explains why.

While nothing will guarantee that your development professional will never leave your organization, these tips should help minimize the chances that they will begin looking for their next opportunity as soon as the ink dries on their contract with you.

These tips can help you figure out the best ways to thank your grantors and keep them engaged in your work between grant application cycles.

These tips will provide some guidance to help you set your ask amount in the future, from donors and in grant applications.

Your board chair can make or break your organization. Do you have a good one?

Last week we talked about taking an other orientation for fundraising; this week we talk about the importance of discussing your project to a grant funder in terms that match their values, beliefs, and priorities.