In this blog, Randall ponders injustices taking place across the globe. Specifically, this blog reviews what we’re seeing happening in China and Iran. Read now to learn more.
Read MoreHow can healthcare facilities combat increasing labor prices when they cannot control their own rates? In other industries, prices can go up or down at the discretion of the business. It’s more complicated with healthcare. Two cities in California have measures on the ballot that could impact not only labor costs but also whether or not their medical facilities can afford to stay open. Read the blog to learn more.
Read MoreWe’re all still adjusting to a post-pandemic world. That includes how we work. While employers are demanding workers return to the office, many workers are not rushing back. And, when they are back in the office, they are taking off more time than ever to take care of sick family members. What is your organization doing to provide flexibility for your staff?
Read MoreHow is your organization retaining key employees? Read this blog post to learn how one nonprofit is taking a play from its own playbook to improve the lives of its employees.
Read MoreHospitals are experiencing financial challenges not seen for many years. Economic hardships following on the heels of the Covid-19 pandemic have caused many hospitals to declare bankruptcy. How is this impacting philanthropy? Read this blog to learn more.
Read MoreWhat does disposable income have to do with philanthropy? Well…just about everything. Read this blog to understand how current macroeconomic factors are impacting your disposable income…and the philanthropy industry.
Read MoreEconomic factors are making it more challenging than ever to raise funds. Yet, many organizations are expecting fundraisers to secure donations without providing the added resources needed. This blog addresses the challenges we’re facing in the nonprofit industry.
Read MoreIf you work in philanthropy, the new book “The Generosity Crisis” is a must-read. This is a game-changing book for the nonprofit industry. Read this blog for more on my thoughts about this excellent book.
Read MoreDoes your school district fundraise? Has it considered a capital campaign to raise funds? Some districts are leveraging capital campaigns to raise funds for everything from athletic fields to performing arts centers. Is it time for your district to change course when it comes to fundraising? Read this blog to learn more.
Read MoreHow do you plan your end-of-year giving? The way many households give is changing. Read this blog to understand the latest trends in end-of-year giving and how this might impact your organization.
Read MoreMore than ever, nonprofit employees are focusing on their retirement. Contributions to retirement accounts are up - from employees and employers. What might this mean for you? Are you in control of your retirement? Read more now.
Read MoreThe trend continues. Dollars raised are increasing but the number of donors is decreasing. What does that mean for nonprofits moving forward? This blog examines this issue. Read now to learn more.
Read MoreNew trends with reporting on IRS Form 990 are making it more difficult to find out complete disclosure information. When did these changes take place and how does it impact donors and nonprofits? Read the blog.
Read MoreA new concept in giving has been introduced - give now and pay later. Much like anyone purchasing an item online has seen with buy now and pay later options, this allows a donor to give immediately but to pay over time. What does this mean for the nonprofit industry? Read the blog now.
Read MoreIf you’re an independent contractor then you know there are certain rules associated with how you work with your clients. While these rules are outlined by your contract, your client may try to bend them. Read this blog for assurance as to why you shouldn’t bend the rules.
Read MoreWould you give more if you knew you would receive a greater tax credit later? This blog explores the tax implications of receiving a tax credit for donations and the larger economic impact of such a policy. Read more.
Read MoreWhen is stewardship too much? Is there a line? This blog explores an example of stewardship going perhaps a little too far. Read the blog to learn more about my perspective.
Read MoreHow do you manage your time? Over the years I have found some strategies that keep my time management on track. Read this blog to learn my tips and tricks for keeping your projects on track.
Read MoreI am re-reading a book I have read several times before, Doris Kearns Goodwin‘s “Team of Rivals.” This is a great read and really underscores the importance of how talent and great leadership skills assembled together in a group of people with similar aspirations can change the world. Read on for more about this great book.
Read MoreA topic of conversation I am having with many clients is….what is happening with the economy. People want to know if we are in the same situation as we were in the “Great Recession” of 2008. Read this blog for my perspective on the topic.
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