Nonprofits often lack the monetary resources needed to operate a large-scale development program. But what smaller organizations lack in funding, they can make up for with innovation and efficiency. Here are 4 simple things a small nonprofit can do to improve donors’ experiences.
During a recent True Charity Network forum, members shared that they’ve learned they can’t guarantee any individual will desire empowering, relational services, but they can create a loving, dignified environment and offer real opportunity to those who are ready. Learn how in this article!
A strategy is not a vision, a mission, or a set of goals. It is a plan that provides a clear diagnosis of a problem, a guiding policy to address it, and a coherent set of mutually supportive actions.
The U.S. has an elaborate social safety net. What if, rather than catching them when they fall, individuals get caught in the “net,” preventing freedom from dependency? TCI’s Jeff Lofting describes how one organization works with individuals to get untangled and free.
Post-Roe America: True Charity’s own Avery West explains how churches can respond in this article originally published in The Gospel Coalition.
A public awareness strategy can enrich your organization, those you serve, and your greater community-but how do you get started? TCI’s Jeff Lofting provides the rationale for and steps to effectively communicate your work and the reasons behind it.
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