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.
The election results this month have created confusion and concern about unknown changes ahead for many in the public and within the nonprofit community.
