Ransomware and Malware Costly for NFPs
Posted on 15, Jan | 
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Just as the human body is prone to infection and other illnesses that harm our health, computers and other digital devices are subject to viruses that can affect their ability to function properly. Small bits of malicious code, or malware, can be hidden nearly anywhere. These computer viruses are often embedded, unseen, deep within programs, […]
Will Collaboration Work for You?
Posted on 11, Jan | Posted by Anne | 0 comments
Collaboration can take many forms. The most common are actual mergers of two or more entities to create a new organisation, formal partnerships and strategic alliances. Most NFPs usually derive several benefits when they work together, including a reduction in costs, the ability to improve the number and quality of services that they offer, and […]
Helpful Strategies to Increase Donations in 2018
Posted on 10, Jan | Posted by Anne | 0 comments
There is tremendous pressure on most nonprofits to continually push for greater levels of giving. As the way we work and live continues to adapt to technological advances, the method we use to reach out to our supporters and solicit contributions needs to change as well. The following seven techniques can help you boost your […]
Three Things to Avoid if You Want to Run a Successful Nonprofit
Posted on 9, Jan | Posted by Anne | 0 comments
While fundraising and recruiting are integral to your NFP’s impact, you must be successful in many areas for your organisation to thrive and grow in the long term. There are unfortunately several common practices that can harm your NFP. The following three actions occur all too often in the not-for-profit sector. Each is a leading […]
How to Use Public Relations to Your Advantage
Posted on 8, Jan | Posted by Anne | 0 comments
It can be difficult not to feel overwhelmed and powerless when we first become aware of the many serious social issues that plague our world today. To be able to change things for the better, we first must make others aware of these problems, and what steps they can take to help. A successful PR […]
Top Recruitment Tips for 2018
Posted on 4, Jan | Posted by Anne | 0 comments
Without volunteers, it would be impossible for nonprofits to accomplish all of the good things that they do to make things better in their communities. Recruiting enough people, with just the right skills and talents is not an easy feat, so we’ve created a list of strategies to help your NFP be able to get […]
The Internet of Things and its Impact on Nonprofit Communications and Fundraising
Posted on 3, Jan | Posted by Anne | 0 comments
Confused about the Internet of Things (IoT)? You’re not alone. Broadly speaking, when we use the term IoT, we are referring to the technology that allows countless devices to communicate with one another and carry out sets of instructions. There are thousands of devices already on the planet that use IoT to follow our commands, […]
How to be the Best Treasurer You Can Be
Posted on 2, Jan | Posted by Anne | 92 comments
Becoming a volunteer treasurer can be somewhat frightening if you haven’t previously served in this capacity. The size of your organisation will usually determine whether your role will primarily be one of oversight, or, if you will need to be very hands-on and directly involved with daily activities. The following is a list of traits […]
How to Convince My Committee to Upgrade My Software
Posted on 1, Jan | Posted by Anne | 91 comments
Getting a spending request through a committee so that its approved can be a long, and difficult process at times. This is especially true if you work for a small to mid-sized nonprofit that really doesn’t have the budget and resources to support purchases for new, but necessary, equipment and supplies. The following tips can […]
Charities in Australia
Posted on 28, Dec | Posted by Anne | 1 comments
Dr Gary Johns has recently been appointed the new commissioner of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC), a post he is expected to hold for the next five years. According to an article in The Conversation, many believe that his tenure at the post will lead to big changes in the agency’s oversight and […]
