The Perfect Strategic Planning Timeline: A Roadmap for Nonprofit CEOs and Board Leaders

For nonprofit CEOs and board leaders, strategic planning often feels like a monumental task. With limited time, competing priorities, and pressure to deliver on your mission, it’s easy to delay [...]

We’ve all heard the adage, “strategic plans aren’t made to sit on a shelf.” And yes, that’s absolutely true. Sometimes you’re going to have to pivot your strategic plan. I know, I know, I can [...]

Diversification of revenue has always been a key goal for nonprofits—but in today’s climate, it’s more urgent than ever. A heavy reliance on government funding (or any one revenue stream) means [...]

APPLE PODCASTS | SPOTIFY What if we told you that your nonprofit’s most effective strategic decisions shouldn’t be made in a closed boardroom with just staff and board members? What [...]

Your nonprofit likely invests significant time and resources in donor acquisition strategies, exploring the latest fundraising trends and launching campaigns to reach new audiences. While [...]

APPLE PODCASTS | SPOTIFY In the latest episode of Changemaker Conversations, we had the pleasure of talking with Kelly Mattox, Vice President of Campaign and Principal Gifts at Connecticut [...]

When many nonprofit leaders hear the phrase competitive assessment, they pause. Isn’t competition a for-profit concept? Should nonprofits even think this way? At Prosper Strategies, we understand [...]

In countless nonprofit board rooms, at organizations of all shapes and sizes. well-intentioned leaders embark on strategic planning processes that follow the same predictable pattern. Board [...]

APPLE PODCASTS | SPOTIFY Building an engaged, strategic board is one of the most challenging—and most critical—tasks facing nonprofit leaders today. Too many organizations struggle with boards [...]

You’ve been tapped to be a nonprofit board chair, either you volunteered or (more likely) you were voluntold that it’s your time to shine. Either way, there’s a saying that goes: “The right [...]