The Mid-Sized Nonprofit Squeeze
March 6, 2013
By Michael Alexander Mid-sized nonprofit organizations may have one of the toughest challenges of all nonprofits. They are staffed by professionals who need to be paid. They are not the beneficiaries of a “labor of love” workforce like many of the small nonprofits that often continue to do their good and valued work with heavy […]
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November 14, 2012
Collaboration has long been a buzzword for nonprofits and foundations, and it’s become the subject of renewed interest in recent years as various networked and cross-sector models have emerged. Yet even as economic and social challenges spur some organizations toward collaboration, the same pressures force others inward and make it even harder for those leaders […]
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