The few minutes it takes you to fill out a survey can drive months, even years, of advocacy work that shapes legislation and improves nonprofits’ ability to advance their missions.
It can be a sincere statement or a meaningless throwaway line when a politician tells a nonprofit audience that local charities are valued and appreciated.
The stability of the nonprofit community in the midst and aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic is in doubt.
Individual nonprofits know they deliver positive impact in communities, but can falter in explaining it to lawmakers, donors, community leaders, and volunteers.
Charitable nonprofits witnessed first-hand – and many experienced – the significant problems flowing from the 35-day federal government shutdown that ended January 26.
There is no formula for crafting an effective call to action.
