From Reluctant Trustees To Fundraising Partners: How Nonprofits Can Engage Their Boards
Board members can become valuable fundraising partners when nonprofits establish clear expectations, provide practical training and give trustees meaningful ways to participate. The key is replacing vague appeals for help with structured support and achievable assignments.
The Donor-Retention Detail Many Nonprofits Overlook
Recurring supporters give nonprofits greater stability, but routine acknowledgments may not be enough to sustain their loyalty. Fundraising leaders say a more intentional approach can turn dependable contributors into deeply connected, long-term advocates.
The Nonprofit Playbook Is Changing: What Leaders Should Prioritize In 2026
Nonprofits are entering 2026 under pressure to raise revenue from a shrinking donor pool, meet higher expectations for transparency, adopt emerging technology responsibly and protect an increasingly strained workforce. The organizations best positioned to succeed will be those that strengthen their operations without losing sight of their missions.