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A grant strategy is a comprehensive, intentional plan that guides how an organization identifies, cultivates, and secures funding through grants in alignment with its mission, values, and long-term goals.

Community-led digital campaigns are a powerful way to build trust and engagement.

Access to funding has long been a challenge for nonprofits serving underserved and historically excluded communities.

For years, fundraising galas have been a go-to strategy for nonprofits seeking to raise significant funds and increase brand visibility. How

Building and nurturing strong donor relationships is vital for any nonprofit aiming for long-term success.

Community-centric fundraising challenges fundraisers and donors alike to address the root causes of inequity.

Millennials expect honesty, clarity, and direct communication about how their contributions are used.

Crafting compelling grant applications is essential for securing the funding needed to sustain your mission and programming.

As Giving Tuesday and year-end giving gain momentum, now is the time to activate your team and prepare for a strong start in the new year.

Community-centric fundraising challenges us to reflect on the ethics of our fundraising methods and prioritize the communities we serve.

Community-centric fundraising is a fundraising model that emphasizes equity, collective support, and mutual benefit.

When most people think of philanthropy, they often imagine wealthy individuals writing large checks to nonprofits or charities they care...

Storytelling for impact is more than just a nice touch; it's a powerful tool that can help you stand out in a crowded field.

Applying for funding is critical to nonprofit operations, but a few common mistakes can hold organizations back.

Black Philanthropy Month (BPM) is an annual global celebration and concerted campaign dedicated to elevating African-descent giving.

Grant applications can be daunting, especially when they have strict character limits. However, consider character limits an opportunity.

Navigating the philanthropic ecosystem requires a combination of strategic planning, collaboration, and evidence-based advocacy.