Create an Authentic Relationship Around Race, Power and Privilege
July 31, 2019 – This is a guest post by NNCG Member Marcus Littles. Marcus is a founder and senior partner for Frontline Solutions, a firm that helps organizations working on…
On Relationships: Recalling the Heart & Mind of Philanthropy
April 10, 2019 - This is a guest post by NNCG member Sharmila Rao Thakkar. It was originally published Oct 30, 2018 by Foundant Technologies, and is reposted here with permission.…
Never Underestimate the Power of a Network
This is a guest post by by NNCG member Yvonne L. Moore. Principal Philanthropic Advisor of Moore Philanthropy. This article was reprinted from Philanthropy in Focus, the online newsletter of WINGS Worldwide Initiative…
Recruiting and Retaining Staff Through Better Benchmarking Data
This is a guest post by NNCG member Brittany Kienker, Ph.D. and it was originally posted by the Johnson Center on May 31, 2018. It is republished here with permission. Foundations…
Renovate Your Philanthropy
This is a guest post by NNCG member Marshall Ginn. It was originally posted on his blog on August 15, 2017, and is shared here with his permission. Help a…
“Wicked Good” Systems Solutions to “Wicked Problems”
This is a guest post by NNCG member Leah Ersoylu, PhD, President of Ersoylu Consulting, a philanthropic advising firm based in Southern California, focused on the nexus of systems &…
Advancing Racial Equity
So many of us are still reeling from the November 9th election results. Some of us reacted with deep feelings of fear, sadness, demoralization, and hopelessness. And now, a week later,…
5 Ways to Mind the Philanthropy Shop Mindfully
CJ Callen is a philanthropy consultant, wine blogger and Liaison for Wisdomprenuers. You can find her complete NNCG member profile here. The subtitle of this might be for a foundation reader,…
There’s No Such Thing as Nonprofit Sustainability…and What To Do About It (Part 1)
This is a guest post by Jeffrey M. Glebocki, Strategy + Action /Philanthropy. It is republished here with his permission. This post is the first in a 2-part series on…