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Mission: Big Nonprofit Ideas for the Other 95% Bringing big nonprofit ideas from trusted experts, authors and thought leaders, to small- and mid-size shops.
#NonprofitRadio is all about the simple tips and tricks you need to keep your nonprofit website relevant this Friday, June 12 at 1pm ET. Tune in for a year's worth of tweaks from Chris Tuttle of TuttleCo and Dominique Hernandez of the Institute for Policy Studies and maintenance tips from Josh Riman and Samantha Wasserman of Great Believer.
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This week on Nonprofit Radio: Don’t Get Played By The Product Demo & Facebook Fundraising Data. First, Rubin Singh, an experienced digital product demonstrator and CEO of OneTenth Consulting. Then, our panel is Nick Burne from GivePanel and consultants Julia Campbell and Maureen Wallbeoff. Highlights:
Don’t Get Played By The Product Demo
— prepare for the demo so it’s focused to your needs
— ask what’s been upgraded for the demo
— have a demo of the version you’re likely to buy
— reframe your demo as a working session
— resource: his full session is at onetenth.consulting/blog
Facebook Fundraising Data
— you don’t get contact info for all donors
— instead, focus on the folks who are running the campaigns
— focus on the data you DO get
— have tools & resources on your website to support these fundraisers
— then thank them
— this is acquisition, surprisingly
Next week:
A Special Episode on opening the racism convo in your nonprofit + more 20NTC coverage on the regularly scheduled show
Bon weekend & stay safe!
— Tony
Today, June 5 at 1pm ET, #NonprofitRadio is new! Listen to NTEN conference speakers on navigating technology demonstrations and decisions for your nonprofit with Rubin Singh of OneTenth Consulting and Facebook fundraising with Nick Burne of GivePanel, Julia Campbell, and Maureen Wallbeoff.
https://tony.ma/NonprofitRadio492
Your nonprofit may have an online fundraising program but do you have an online major gift program? Adam London at Project Donor Love, Carrie Rice from Carrie Rice Consulting; and Anneliese Davis with Rahab's Sisters walk you through the process on this #ThrowbackThursday.
Do you have web forms for your major donors? Our 19NTC panel hashes the pros and cons of automating major giving and—if you decide to expand to online—how to...
Nonprofit Radio is now on Spotify. Listen to all the most recent podcast episodes whenever you'd like.
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Don't miss your chance to get a masterclass in nonprofit fundraising and management with Laurence Pagnoni, author of "Fundraising 401" today, May 29 at 1pm ET on the newest #NonprofitRadio.
https://tony.ma/NonprofitRadio491
In these stressful times, practicing mindfulness can be beneficial for you and your team. Let Beth Kanter, Carrie Rice, and Meico Whitlock of Mindful Techie offer some guidance.
Our 2018 Nonprofit Technology Conference panel wants you to avoid technology burnout or overcome it if you’re already there. They have mindfulness advice for...
Get a masterclass in nonprofit fundraising and management with Laurence Pagnoni, author of "Fundraising 401" on the newest #NonprofitRadio this Friday, May 29 at 1pm ET.
https://tony.ma/NonprofitRadio491
We have two #20NTC interviews this week on Nonprofit Radio. First, Nejeed Kassam, CEO of Keela.co with Easy AI. Then, Impact Storytelling with Tim Sarrantonio from Neon One Highlights:
Easy AI
— we’re talking about machine learning to help you predict and manage
— makes your work quicker, doesn’t replace you; think Spotify and Amazon recommendations
— lots of fundraising applications
— see the opportunities to work alongside AI
Impact Storytelling
— data shows that historically, giving in crises doesn’t crash
— donor attrition continues to rise, approximately 80% in 2019
— take your macro story down to a micro level
— be authentic, be vulnerable
— approach institutional funders for general operating support
— keep up your institutional relationships; they’re made of people
— expect a rise in virtual auctions, galas and conferences
— expect an increase in pre-event giving
Next week:
"Fundraising 401," Laurence Pagnoni’s new book
Bon weekend!
— Tony
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Tune in today, May 22 at 1pm ET, for a new #NonprofitRadio on Artificial Intelligence for Nonprofits with Nejeed Kassam of Keela.co and Impactful Storytelling with Tim Sarrantonio of NeonCRM.
https://tony.ma/NonprofitRadio490
The pandemic has required nonprofits to undergo change and much more is likely to come. If you're looking for support in getting buy-in for this future change, then watch the following 2018 NTEN interview on this #ThrowbackThursday.
I gave that title to Carie Lewis Carlson and Lara Koch as they explained how to get your boss to listen to you; to get your boss’s buy-in when you get it—and...
Do you have questions about your nonprofit operations during the coronavirus crisis? Find many of your questions answered by various experts when you watch this series of #NonprofitRadio special episodes.
What can you do for your Planned Giving donors in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic? Something very meaningful and appreciated.
#NonprofitRadio is new and all about Artificial Intelligence for Nonprofits with Nejeed Kassam of Keela.co and Impactful Storytelling with Tim Sarrantonio of NeonCRM. Tune in this Friday, May 22 at 1pm ET!
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If you have questions about safely reopening your nonprofit as shelter-in-place rules are relaxed in your community, then listen to the latest special #NonprofitRadio with attorney, Lisa Brauner, of Perlman & Perlman, LLP.
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Today at 1pm ET, on a new #NonprofitRadio on #Nonprofit Leadership with Amy Sample Ward of NTEN and Donor Advised Funds with Maria Semple of The Prospect Finder LLC.
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Have you ever thought of using automation to support your fundraising? My interview withBrian Lauterbach of Network for Good explains how this can modernize your fundraising in this 2019 NTEN conference interview.
Brian Lauterbach was at Network for Good when we talked. He reveals how automation can enhance your donor communications, engagement and stewardship. Recorde...
If you're wondering what it will take to safely reopen your nonprofit as shelter-in-place rules are relaxed in your community, then listen to the latest special #NonprofitRadio with attorney, Lisa Brauner, of Perlman & Perlman, LLP.
https://tony.ma/podcast487b
Mark your calendars for a new #NonprofitRadio on #Nonprofit Leadership with Amy Sample Ward of NTEN and Donor Advised Funds with Maria Semple of The Prospect Finder LLC.
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It’s Data Privacy Practices this week on Nonprofit Radio. My guest is Jon Dartley with Perlman & Perlman, LLP law firm. Here are highlights of Jon’s advice:
— data breaches are expanding, including among nonprofits
— the largest cost of a breach might be to your reputation
— GDPR applies to any entity collecting data from EU citizens
— you need a GDPR notice on your website +specific opt-ins
— your vendors that have your data must also comply with GDPR
— NY SHIELD Act applies to you if you collect data from NY residents
— NY’s law requires a point person for data security
— breaches usually come from third party vendors
— have an attorney who understands tech review your vendor agreements
— only collect the data you need; access only by those who need it
— look into cybersecurity insurance; also listen to 5/12/17 show
— what’s your policy around use of personal devices for org data
— are your employees being data safe while working from home
Next week:
Maria Semple with Donor Advised Funds + a 20NTC panel
Good weekend & stay safe!
— Tony
Today, May 8 at 1pm ET on a new #NonprofitRadio, learn about data privacy and cybersecurity best practices for nonprofits with Jon Dartley of Perlman & Perlman, LLP.
https://tony.ma/NonprofitRadio488
Learn the right way to welcome new donors so they become recurring donors in my interview with Brenna Holmes of Chapman Cubine and Hussey and Chrissy Hyre of Innovation during the 2019 NTEN conference.
Have you got in place a multichannel welcome and nurture series to receive and steward your new donors? Our panel will get you started. They’re Brenna Holmes...
#NonprofitRadio is new this Friday, May 8 at 1pm ET on data privacy practices and cybersecurity best practices for nonprofits with Jon Dartley of Perlman & Perlman, LLP.
https://tony.ma/NonprofitRadio488
This week’s Nonprofit Radio is “Real Estate” and “Racial-Equity DEI.” First, Jane Brody from @Vicus Partners shares her expertise about the real estate market. Then, Tristan Penn with @NTEN reveals racial inequities in Coronavirus outcomes and uses NTEN’s DEI journey to start our conversation about racial and other inequities in the nonprofit community. Here are highlights:
Real Estate
— you may need to allocate more space per employee when you return to your office
— be aware of technology (like screens, tablets), that many people touch
— start thinking about lease renewal 18-24 months before it ends
— look for another deal to use as leverage with your landlord (stalking horse)
— broker fees are built into rental fees
— be in a building where the landlord welcomes your work and clientele
— involve all stakeholders in space decisions: staff, clients, board
Racial-Equity DEI
— Navajo nation Coronavirus cases per capita is just behind NY & NJ
— more than half of Coronavirus deaths are black people
— to start a racial equity convo in your org, it helps to have allies
— there are hard questions to ask and struggle with
— orgs need to avoid tokenism in DEI work; it’s a process, not a committee
— ask yourself the threshold question: should I keep working here
— leadership support is essential to institutional culture change
— don’t miss low-hanging fruit of equity work
— inequity manifests differently at different levels of an org
— there’s always equity work that remains in the journey
Next week:
Privacy best practices
Bon weekend!
— Tony
Today, May 1 at 1pm ET, don't miss a new #NonprofitRadio on looking at real estate for your next nonprofit headquarters move with Jane Brody of Vicus Partners, LLC and diversity, equity, and inclusion with Tristan Penn of NTEN.
https://tony.ma/NonprofitRadio487
Do you know what you need in your nonprofit communications toolkit? Find out in my 2019 NTEN conference interview with Vanessa Schnaidt of Cause Communications and Gabriel Sanchez of First 5 LA.
Our 19NTC panel of communicators explains how to develop your communications plan and the core principles you need to abide by. They’ve got templates, checkl...
#NonprofitRadio is new this Friday, May 1 at 1pm ET on looking at real estate for your next nonprofit headquarters move with Jane Brody of Vicus Partners, LLC and diversity, equity, and inclusion with Tristan Penn of NTEN.
https://tony.ma/NonprofitRadio487
This week’s Nonprofit Radio starts with Heather Yandow and “5 Questions” to answer before you call a consultant. She’s founder of Nonprofitist. Then “Working Virtually” with Heather Martin of InterfaithFamily and Alice Hendricks from Jackson River. Highlights are here:
5 Questions
— What’s the problem you want help with
— Do key stakeholders agree you need outside help
— What’s the best timing for your org
— Know your budget for money & time
— Are you ready for real engagement with a consultant
Working Virtually
— it’s up to your org to make employees comfortable
— have frequent, intentional communications re: deliverables
— while interviewing, how does the potential employee manage the tech
— don’t leave out the remote employees from casual convos; use your tech
— have your policies in place: communications, security, devices
— onboarding in the physical office helps a lot; meet together at least once a year
— assume good intentions in communications
— look to Slack, Google, Skype (this was 2018, so substitute Zoom)
Stay safe & have a good weekend!
— Tony
Today at 1pm ET on #NonprofitRadio, learn the right questions your nonprofit should ask before hiring a consultant from Heather Yandow of Nonprofitist and learn how to manage a remote nonprofit workforce from Heather Martin of InterfaithFamily and Alice Hendricks of Jackson River.
https://tony.ma/NonprofitRadio486
Learn how to tap into the power of small dollar donors when you watch my 2019 NTEN conference interview with Sara Kerrigan of ActBlue and Carrie Mann with Friends of the Earth.
Small dollar donors are shifting the digital fundraising landscape. Our panel reveals basic principles of running a sustainable program online. They’re Sara ...
Learn the right questions your nonprofit should ask before hiring a consultant from Heather Yandow of Nonprofitist and learn how to manage a remote nonprofit workforce from Heather Martin of InterfaithFamily and Alice Hendricks of Jackson River on #Nonprofit Radio this Friday, April 24 at 1pm ET.
https://tony.ma/NonprofitRadio486
Be empowered to change what troubles you. This week’s Nonprofit Radio is “Be A Disrupter” with Chris Field. He’s author of the book, “Disrupting for Good,” and founder & CEO of Mercy Project. His book is full of inspiring disruption stories, I recommend it! Here are highlights of his advice:
— a disrupter is uncomfortable with status quo . . .
— and dismantles accepted norms
— we all have disruption within us
— barriers are made of paper maché, not concrete
— we can choose to disrupt that which troubles us
— to be a disrupter: MAP
— Make a commitment
— Action plan
— Persist in your action; it’s hard, not impossible
— you either change something, or you choose it
Next week:
5 Questions to Ask a Consultant before hiring
Stay safe,
Tony
Learn how to create lasting change by disrupting for good on a new #NonprofitRadio today, April 17 at 1pm ET with guest Chris Field.
https://tony.ma/NonprofitRadio485
What does COVID-19 mean for nonprofit in terms of fundraising, obligations to employees, and communications? Find out this series of special #NonprofitRadio interviews now on available on YouTube.
How are you managing team care during the pandemic? On a special #NonprofitRadio podcast, Susan Comfort, founder of Nonprofit Wellness Wellness and Mo Abdullah, founder of CultureEnergized Inc., offer strategies to prevent team burnout and foster resiliency.
https://tony.ma/NonprofitRadio484b
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Happy Valentines Day! Build on the Planned Giving relationships your donors have started, to grow your program.
If you start your Planned Giving fundraising program this year, you won’t believe how much you can achieve by the end of the decade. Here’s your plan for getting there.
Happy New Year! I’ve got 4 simple essentials for you to get started with Planned Giving fundraising in the new year. Plus a reveal about my next video for our new decade
Nonprofit Radio is the #1 podcast for nonprofits. Thank you to our listeners, sponsors and supporters for getting us there. I’m grateful.
It’s a mistake to focus on your donors’ legacies in your Planned Giving fundraising promotions.
Are you doing something differently than everybody else and having success? Let’s talk.
Do you think about Planned Giving when the Nobel prizes are announced each October? They’re endowed by a bequest in his will. Take a romp through the will and history of Alfred Nobel. His prizes weren’t always revered.
There’s a risk as you talk to seniors about planned gift fundraising. Steer clear to avoid problems for your nonprofit.
Consumer Reports (Consumers Union), has a data mistake that I’ve tried to correct several times. There’s a lesson for all of us on CRM data integrity.
Get your board involved in your Planned Giving program. They can make their own gifts and help you secure other donors. Your board members also have fiduciary and legal oversight responsibilities.
Get your board involved in your Planned Giving program. They can make their own gifts and help you secure other donors. Your board members also have fiduciary and legal oversight responsibilities.
A recent client success reminds me that these non-charitable trusts can be valuable for your charity’s Planned Giving program.
Last week was Nonprofit Radio’s 450th show. Here’s my highlight video including co-host Claire Meyerhoff from the Planned Giving Agency, LLC and live music from Scott Stein, singing our theme music, “Cheap Red Wine." Also calls from Gene Takagi, our longest-running contributor, from Nonprofit Law; Yigit Uctum from returning sponsor Wegner CPAs; and Peter Panepento at new sponsor Turn Two Communications. And a welcome to new sponsor Cougar Mountain Software. Best part is the heartfelt cameo from Tony Martignetti, Sr., with commentary on his son.
Nominate & vote for upcoming Nonprofit Radio guests. Live now!
Some clips and segments from Nonprofit Radio interviews! You can also view it on YouTube: http://youtu.be/IqlrLZOHEo0.
Jonah Halper and Ari Teman, founders of NextGen:Charity, and Tony Martignetti touring the Helmsley Suite.
Some video from set-up time on May 19, 2011 at the Helmsley Park Lane.
Tony makes the appointment at Red Ruby Spa to get his blue pedicure. Scheduled for Friday, May 6th.
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