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How to Raise More Money for Your Nonprofit

The Startup Magazine

Some people mistakenly believe that money is less important for nonprofits than conventional organizations. But funds are just as important to a nonprofit. After all, nonprofits have operational expenses such as rent, energy bills, and salaries. Here are some interesting nonprofit fundraising options: 1.

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How Nonprofit Healthcare Organizations Can Use Technology to Reach Data Maturity

Board Effect

Nonprofit healthcare organizations are similarly pursuing — and achieving — data maturity, where organizational leaders use data to drive decision-making. Getting the right data to improve fundraising, measure impact and reach peak efficiency can seem too difficult, too expensive or both.

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6 Ways Nonprofits Can Reach Data Maturity with Smart Technology Use 

Board Effect

Nonprofits are similarly pursuing — and achieving — data maturity, where organizational leaders use data to drive decision-making. But many nonprofit boards are at an earlier stage of data maturity than they would like. An early interest in Alzheimer’s disease diagnoses led Alex Han to using analytics to support health care nonprofits.

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Cybersecurity Best Practices for Nonprofit Healthcare Boards

Board Effect

As guardians of your nonprofit healthcare organization’s mission, you’re instrumental in ensuring that quality care reaches those who need it most. Beyond that, healthcare organizations may suffer from the loss of donations and damage to stakeholder relationships, both of which are vital for nonprofit healthcare organizations.

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6 Ways Schools and Colleges Can Reach Data Maturity with Smart Technology Use

Board Effect

Nonprofit educational organizations are similarly pursuing — and achieving — data maturity, where organizational leaders use data to drive decision-making. Getting the right data to improve finances, measure impact and reach peak efficiency can seem too difficult, too expensive, or both.

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Budgeting for Nonprofit Organizations: The Board’s Guide

Board Effect

Managing a budget for a nonprofit organization is much like planning a household budget, except that there are generally more sources of income and more categories of expenses. A nonprofit budget is a financial document that provides an overview of how the organization plans to spend its money.

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6 Ways Nonprofits Can Reach Data Maturity with Smart Technology Use 

Board Effect

Nonprofits are similarly pursuing — and achieving — data maturity, where organizational leaders use data to drive decision-making. But many nonprofit boards are at an earlier stage of data maturity than they would like. An early interest in Alzheimer’s disease diagnoses led Alex Han to using analytics to support health care nonprofits.