A robust database is practically a necessity for a successful nonprofit.  There are so many individual pieces of information that an organization needs to have on hand, and the database is an incredibly useful tool for storing and retrieving that information.  One single database could be used by multiple departments, allowing for the cross-referencing of materials.

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Not-For-Profit organizations are usually defined in terms of what they are not - profit-making -- with less attention paid to what they are and how they are evolving in the 21st Century. Yet the role of the NFP as a cornerstone of culture is changing, and will pose unique challenges to managers at every level of the organization in the decades ahead.

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It seems like everything has an app these days. With the incredible prevalence of smartphones, not to mention the use of the Internet and online social media platforms, there is practically an app for any situation. You can play games alone; you can play games with other people. You can do your banking; you can get paid. You can send virtual gifts; you can send real gifts. And you can tell people where you are and what you're up to the whole time. Read more...

When planning an event, the size of your organization doesn’t matter. Big or small, the only thing that matters is that the event is successful. A well run event will meet its fundraising goals and maintain the continuing support of attendees, while a poorly managed event will fail to meet its goals and might even do long term harm to the organization’s reputation.

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