Imagine a world where grant funding truly reflects the diverse voices and needs of all communities. A world where small, underrepresented organizations have as much chance of receiving crucial funds… Read More
In the ever-evolving landscape of social services, professionals are continually seeking ways to enhance the administration and delivery of critical programs. The challenges are manifold: limited resources, complex social issues,… Read More
In today’s rapidly evolving social landscape, nonprofit organizations stand at a crucial crossroads. As champions of community welfare and advocates for societal change, nonprofits must navigate a delicate balance between… Read More
There was recently a vacancy in our local government (the Board of Supervisors) in Exeter Township, Reading, PA. I’m a perennial candidate for the School Board, so I thought that… Read More
Imagine a ship navigating through turbulent waters. Despite the relentless storms, it keeps sailing, adapting to the waves and winds. This metaphor perfectly captures the resilience of the nonprofit sector… Read More
In today’s rapidly evolving world of social entrepreneurship, the boundaries between nonprofit and for-profit organizations have become increasingly blurred. Once distinct, these two sectors now share common goals, strategies, and… Read More
Good governance is a crucial aspect of any organization, but it’s particularly significant for not-for-profit (NFP) organizations. These entities often rely on their Boards of Directors to ensure effective governance,… Read More
Imagine a place where people facing life’s toughest challenges can find support, friendship, and a path to better health—all through the power of sports. Community sports programs offer just that,… Read More
As climate change intensifies, so does the urgency to fund and support environmental initiatives. Texas, with its vast and varied landscape, faces unique environmental challenges. A recent study explores the… Read More
Burnout. It’s a term we often hear but seldom fully understand. Coined in the 1970s by psychologist Herbert J. Freudenberger, burnout was initially observed among volunteers at a free clinic… Read More
Far be it from me to throw the first stone. I can get sloppy sometimes, so I’ve learned to make sure someone who is NOT ME checks my work before… Read More
In the realm of public health, understanding and implementing culturally competent practices within program evaluations is not just beneficial—it’s essential. The article “Through a Culturally Competent Lens: Why the Program… Read More