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The NoCo Foundation 2023 Impact Report is Here! This past year, our impact soared thanks to our generous donors and their strong belief in our region's future. Check out this year's impact report: https://lnkd.in/g7sVVGTT #nocofoundation #communityisourbusiness #communityimpact #2023impactreport
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Sustainable Development Advocate| Community Development Champion | Pan-Africanist | Community Trainer and Facilitator | Youth Champion
Most NGOs largely depend on donor funding to run their programs and operations. The willingness of such donors to commit their funds depends largely on the relationship built and the impact communication. Having a donor continuously commit in the long run depends on the level and quality of stewardship. ✓ In identifying your donors, go to those that believe in your mission. ✓ Cultivate the relationship by having constant contact, sharing your past impact and building warmer interactions. ✓ Soliciting for funds requires you to convince the donor that their contribution will result to such and such tangible impact. At that point, volunteers are a great resource to leverage on. ✓ Stewarding makes the donor feel appreciated and know how much their funding translated to the desired impact. For a higher retention rate for funders, stewardship is key. #NGOWorld #donorengagement #donoridentification_cultivation_solicitation_stewardship #donorfunding #donorappreciation The Okra Network Ivan T.
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Presenting the People Powered 2020-2023 Impact Report: Building Global Participatory Democracy! We turned three this year, and we’re releasing our first impact report to look back at our work so far! We’ve accomplished a lot: 🚀 We built global resources and programs to expand participatory democracy. Our resources have been used by over 9,000 people, and we’ve helped launch or improve 24 participatory programs. 🤝 We built a global community of practice. Our 130 members are the leading organizations and experts on participatory democracy, and we’ve directed over $4.2 million USD to members and their priorities. 🌎 We built an effective and democratic global organization. We’ve assembled a 15-person staff team based in eight countries and a democratic governance system that’s a global model. Download and read our report to find more (clickable links within!): https://lnkd.in/gjnZTnZi Consider making a donation this #GivingTuesday to take our impact even futher: https://lnkd.in/gzudVz5P
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So much progress has happened in democratic systems worldwide in the past 3 years, and People Powered is proud to be part of that change. 🚀 Read our first impact report to learn more about what People Powered has done to expand global #ParticipatoryDemocracy together with our members and supporters across the world! ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gjnZTnZi
Presenting the People Powered 2020-2023 Impact Report: Building Global Participatory Democracy! We turned three this year, and we’re releasing our first impact report to look back at our work so far! We’ve accomplished a lot: 🚀 We built global resources and programs to expand participatory democracy. Our resources have been used by over 9,000 people, and we’ve helped launch or improve 24 participatory programs. 🤝 We built a global community of practice. Our 130 members are the leading organizations and experts on participatory democracy, and we’ve directed over $4.2 million USD to members and their priorities. 🌎 We built an effective and democratic global organization. We’ve assembled a 15-person staff team based in eight countries and a democratic governance system that’s a global model. Download and read our report to find more (clickable links within!): https://lnkd.in/gjnZTnZi Consider making a donation this #GivingTuesday to take our impact even futher: https://lnkd.in/gzudVz5P
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LAST CHANCE to register for our upcoming webinar: The Changing Landscape of Canadian Donors. 🙌 Join Jennifer Robins, MBA, Director, Business Development- NFP Lead, Environics Analytics for a free webinar and learn more about the changing landscape of Canadian donors. Attendees will be able to leverage the learnings from this session and apply them to overarching strategic goals in their organization, including: ✅ How these demographic shifts can impact fundraising programs, and where new opportunities are. ✅ Identifying regional nuances that could impact local organizations, and how to mitigate against any of these risks, or plan for fresh possibilities. ✅ Understanding which donor types are feeling the pinch with high inflation and interest rates and learn some tips on how to maintain those relationships. Register now to save your spot: https://hubs.li/Q02m5v-_0 This webinar is presented in partnership with Keela and Imagine Canada's Grant Connect. #donor #canadiandonors #fundraising #impact
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Are you considering applying for SBIR/STTR funding? It's important to understand the differences between the two award types. SBIR awards allow optional nonprofit research partnerships, while STTR awards require them. This distinction affects your proposal strategy, structure, and budget. The Corridor can help you navigate these differences and even identify a research partner if needed. Don't let these differences hold you back; learn how to successfully apply for SBIR/STTR funding and take your innovation to the next level. Read our latest blog post for more SBIR/STTR application tips: https://lnkd.in/gnVsVf_x #FloridaHighTech #FLInnovationMonth #InnovationEcosystem #SBIRSTTR #SBA #ExponentialPotential
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Head of International Funds at Center for Disaster Philanthropy | Humanitarian and Development SME | JEDI, Decolonization, Social & Climate Justice Advocate/Champion | Faculty/Coach-Humanitarian Leadership | VIEWS MY OWN
As a lifelong #learner, and admirer of their work, I was thrilled to be asked by ALNAP to contribute to their #WithLearningComesChange initiative, which kicked off so smartly with that "extra day" on 29th February this year to encourage people to set aside time to learn (a new habit hopefully). #Philanthropy has a unique role to play in enabling new and #innovative practices to take hold within the broader #aid #ecosystem. We can take bigger risks. With #risk comes a chance of failure, but also an #opportunity to #learn new and innovative ways of doing things. There are so many solutions out there and tried and tested and proven approaches that support efforts to #localizeaid and #decolonize aid - some examples I cite in my blog such as #sclr and #socialenterprise ideas such as the water enterprises being conceptualized and implemented by our partners Adeso or The Wayuu Taya Foundation, both organizations led by powerful women from global majority countries, combining enterprise with feminist programming principles. The main hurdle is in taking these rich learnings and examples of success and scaling them in order to see the #systemschange we all know is needed and required. That will require many of us (especially donors) giving up #power and making way for these new "learnings" to replace or complement and enhance the existing, more "traditional" methods we are all used to. An invitation I extend to all #humanitarian actors, but especially my peer #funders and #donors: "Can we #unlearn old habits that no longer serve us and/or #relearn together?" In the comments section below I'd love to hear what is the most surprising or easy or difficult thing you have had or are having to unlearn. And what recent learning had you sit up and feel "I really shifted in my perspective due to learning" - and what did that look and feel like? #philanthropy #risk = #rewards #localization #decolonization #disruptthesystem
A great new blog has entered the ALNAPsphere this morning, from Alex Gray, CA, head of international funds at the Center for Disaster Philanthropy. It's part of @ALNAP's ongoing #WithLearningComesChange initiative. 'Philanthropy has a unique role to play in enabling new and innovative practices to take hold within the broader aid ecosystem,' Alex writes. 'Philanthropy has a lot more flexibility than governments, bilateral and multilateral donors. We can take bigger risks. With risk comes a chance of failure, but also an opportunity to learn new and innovative ways of doing things.' Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/eQ9hPq8q
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Nonprofits create lasting impact by fostering positive change and transforming lives. 🙌🏿 Our mission at Rosa Consulting is to help equip our partners with the tools and knowledge to make the necessary changes that will create a positive and sustainable impact for tomorrow. Interested in learning more about Rosa Consulting? Visit the 🔗 in our bio. #RosaConsulting #nonprofitconsulting #AboutRosa #OurMission #DianaRosa #drosaconsulting
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ICYMI: The Funding Seed's January Newsletter breaks down, in three steps, how to personally contact 1,000 (you read that right!) supporters in 2024. #nonprofit #tips #2024 #fundraising https://lnkd.in/eewGWhX5
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🌟 New Resource for Donors! 🌟 The paper "Donors and Intermediaries: Critical Self-Awareness and a Conversation Guide" helps donors ensure intermediaries use their power responsibly, fostering equitable partnerships with local actors. It includes: 1️⃣ A practical conversation guide 2️⃣ An invitation for self-critique 3️⃣ Insights on direct communication with local/national actors Read the full paper here: https://buff.ly/3WGPoK1 #DonorGuidance #NGOPartnerships #SustainableDevelopment
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