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18 Resolutions for the Small Nonprofit Organization in 2011

A few years ago I stopped making New Year's resolutions.  I guess I finally had the realization that making a resolution at the beginning of the year and failing miserably at keeping it by February or March was not a good thing for my psyche.  So my solution was "if you don't make resolutions then you won't have any guilt when you fail at keeping them."  Mmmm.  That logic doesn't apply to the management of your nonprofit.  It is not only healthy but necessary to take time to really look at how you are managing your organization and your fundraising.  Pamela Grow always has great advice on grant writing and fundraising and her 18 Resolutions for the Small Nonprofit in 2011 can be implemented any time of the year.  Read, consider and "grow."  Bunnie

by Pamela Grow Posted by Nonprofit and Government Consulting at 8:01 AM Labels: board of directors, copywriting, donors, fundraising, membership, nonprofit
