Successful nonprofit leaders are able to demonstrate the impact of their programs to funders and stakeholders. But how can you build and nurture a high-performance measurement culture that will help you achieve and fund your mission? During this webinar presented by GrantStation, Sheri Chaney Jones of Measurement Resources Company will introduce you to tools and […]
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Nominations are now open for Measurement Resources Company’s inaugural Data for Greater Good Giveaway! One nonprofit organization will be awarded $5,000 in in-kind services provided by Measurement Resources Company. This $5,000 credit may be applied toward any of Measurement Resources’ services, including: Logic Model Development Impact Measurement Framework Program Evaluation Impact Evaluation Strategic Planning Organizational
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There are any number of driving forces behind an organization’s decision to conduct a program evaluation, but to get the most out of your resources and the evaluation process, it’s important to determine the ‘whys’ before you get started. To help you accomplish this, we’ve compiled the top six reasons organizations should conduct an evaluation.
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Social change is no small undertaking; but not impossible. High-performing social-sector organizations collaborate with others to spur on thriving and equitable communities where low- and moderate-income individuals and families have access to the right services at the right time. These services, in turn, improve the beneficiaries’ stability, health, and quality of life. Great social-sector networks
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As CARES Act dollars begin to dissipate, nonprofits are scrambling to replace funding that has been essential to the sustainability of their organizations over the past year. Grants are becoming increasingly competitive regardless of the cause, meanwhile, the core individual donor base hasn’t quite realized full economic recovery. How can your organization take critical steps
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Collective Impact with Equity at the Core Collective impact as a strategy to address community challenges has generated a great deal of attention, growing in scale and number globally. It’s attractive, providing social sector organizations opportunities to draw on each participating organization’s unique strengths and resources to tackle our communities’ most complex social issues. Based
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Have you ever taken on a massive decluttering project? Maybe you’ve binge-watched a few episodes of Tidying Up with Marie Kondo on Netflix and decided to give her method a try. With the anticipation of the peace and clarity an organized office will bring, you eagerly dive in and throw all your stuff in a
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Our 5 steps to measure social change have been proven time and time again. But do you know what your funders want to “buy” when they invest in your program or organization? Funders seek to invest in social change. They are more likely to grant money to the organizations who can prove how they positively
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Sidestepping four common mistakes that account for why measurement efforts fail can help social sector organizations develop successful, action-oriented performance and outcome measures that save time, money, and increase impact. Creating high-performance measurement cultures in the social sector leads to greater efficiency, effectiveness, revenues and overall impact. These are cultures where decisions are based upon
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Public and private investments towards social initiatives continue to grow, yet community factors of health, such as obesity, drug addiction, poverty, and hunger remain flat or continue to rise. To reverse this trend, the social sector needs to understand what they may be doing to stymie the outcomes they are trying to achieve. For example,
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