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What Happens When Nonprofit Business Plans Stray from an Organization’s Mission?
If you happened to read the New York Times’ exposé about Providence, a major national nonprofit hospital network, you were likely as shocked and disappointed as we were. The gist: despite a mission to serve the “poor and vulnerable,” in 2018 the Providence hospital...
Five Ways a Nonprofit Leader Can Better Engage the Board
“Our biggest problem is that our board isn’t active!” Nonprofit leaders report that a handful of board members consistently do all the work. In fact, “Only 33 percent of nonprofits report that their board members are actively involved in...
How the Vision and Mission Drive Strategic Planning
MISSION DRIFT. Those two words describe what happens when leaders lose focus and allow the organization to move away from its intended purpose. Mission drift, also called “mission creep,” is like an ocean’s undercurrent that shifts, pushes, and...
How to Make Sure Your Strategic Plan Does Not Fail
Have you completed a strategic planning process only to realize something (or everything) was not working? Are you preparing to engage in a strategic planning process for the first time and fear it could be a waste of time or money? If so, today’s topic will help you...Get your free Grant Readiness Checklist
