Resilient Philanthropy

Measuring short-term results helps to keep programs on track. It's time to take a deeper look into how we evaluate our service and impact.

Building and relying on community is what philanthropy is all about. Learn how this plays into the success of Compass, our online community for the philanthropic sector.

Using e-learning to train your nonprofit’s staff isn’t as simple as creating generic PowerPoints. Explore these three tips for creating effective courses.

Technology is not simply a ready-made solution. It can elevate your message, your organization, and your resilience.

Resiliency is the ability to carry on with hopefulness despite adversity. Find out how to fully integrate this mindset into your organization.

Rainy days are inevitable. Find your "umbrella" by not only planning through changes, but learning how to be ready for the unexpected.

Learning more about the importance and application of agility can increase effectiveness and efficiency in nonprofit efforts. This is something to keep in mind when strategizing for 2021.

Each year, spring heralds giving day events around the country. While community events come in all shapes and sizes, the giving day model is an effective way to educate and engage the public.

Listening is the key to improving your relationships, your processes, and your organization's resilience.

Don’t ask, “What can technology do for me?” Instead ask, “How can I leverage technology to become more resilient?” The right solution should be an extension of your knowledge, talents, and passion.

Action is where the change happens. A well thought out action is what makes the next cycle smoother. Consider the following solutions to alleviate pain points...

Work life balance is, well, a balancing act. Here are a few ways we, at Foundant keep ourselves feeling energized and productive during the day, both inside and outside of the office!

For any grant professional, a key strength is being resilient. Remember that you have access to two primary types of resources – external and internal.

Customer service shouldn’t be undervalued. The personal relationships built by providing exceptional service can become an integral part of any purchase decision.