Nonprofit professionals are working hard every day to support their organization’s mission. Their development teams are working to find supporters and donors to raise money for their initiatives. Their marketing teams are attracting followers and fans through telling stories of how they are making the world a better place. Their programming teams are working to… Continue reading Why Should Nonprofits Partner with Athletes?
The philanthropy sector is a big business, and it’s only getting bigger. With buzzwords like corporate social responsibility, social impact and sustainable giving floating around the internet and conferences around the world, it’s past time to start taking your philanthropy work seriously. One of the biggest themes in today’s philanthropy industry has been the importance… Continue reading Why Measuring Impact Matters
During this time of year, many pro athletes are enjoying a well deserved offseason. While the summer may be slower for live sports action, athletes have a huge opportunity to make connections and create relationships in the community. Every sport has their own offseason schedule, training camps, preseason, etc. but as an athlete it’s important… Continue reading How Athletes Can Use Their Offseason to Give Back
Many people see nonprofits as a league of their own, with their own ways of operating and reaching their goals. While nonprofits have separate tax laws, the misconception that they are a separate business model is misleading. Nonprofit strategic plans are the same as a for profit business plan, outlining the goals for the organization… Continue reading Nonprofit Organizations are Businesses
Stats and research provided in partnership with ZeroCater. Plenty of people give back for all sorts of reasons during the year. Lots of giving is concentrated at the holiday time when people’s needs become much more amplified but people give back throughout the year, too, because frankly the need is always there—it doesn’t matter when.… Continue reading The Value of Corporate Social Responsibility in Sports
Tackle What Matters 