Members and advocates of the nonprofit The Wall Las Memorias Project attended the Los Angeles City Council meeting on Wednesday to express their concerns about a motion to transfer $500,000 in funds from the nonprofit to the community programs fund for Council District 1. The Wall Las Memorias Project serves the underserved Latino LGBTQ+ community, providing services such as HIV and substance-abuse prevention, mental health and more.

In this article, Veronica Cruz explores why handwritten thank-you cards hold a special place in nonprofit philanthropy. She explains that while technology has revolutionized how we connect and communicate, the power of a handwritten card remains unparalleled in its ability to convey genuine appreciation and create lasting impressions. Handwritten thank you notes provide a concrete representation of gratitude, going beyond just words. Receiving a real card has a unique meaning in our digital age, where contact is mainly done through displays. The card becomes a tangible reminder of the donor’s contribution and the nonprofit’s appreciation. This article was published on Market Business News on June 29, 2023. 

Effective communication is vital for any leader. In a nonprofit setup, it allows leaders to engage with stakeholders, promote their mission, and drive meaningful change. Whether it is connecting with donors, volunteers, or the community, as a nonprofit leader, you must employ diverse communication strategies to maximize the impact of your charity. This article explores eight essential communication strategies nonprofit leaders can utilize to enhance their outreach efforts.

As a nonprofit leader, building partnerships with others and sustaining them is one of the things that can keep you growing in a challenging environment. You can only achieve this by collaborating with other businesses, foundations, and individuals, providing increased resources, expanded networks, and enhanced community impact. However, building and sustaining strategic partnerships is easier said than done. It requires careful planning, effective communication, and a genuine commitment to shared goals. Here are some key strategies you need to develop successful partnerships that contribute to the long-term success of your nonprofit organization.