You do good work. You help the illiterate read. You place paintbrushes in frail seniors’ hands. You organize programs to solve pressing public problems. You do a myriad of things to make lives better. Despite its joys, nonprofit work is hard, and it’s not for wimps.
Your nonprofit delivers solutions to our most difficult challenges. You improve lives. You solve challenges. You offer hope and optimism in a world of gloomy headlines. Despite your high value, achieving results isn’t easy. To create these impacts, you align your board, staff, donors, and others to advance toward your vision.
Karen’s video series answers your questions about ways to find resources and revenue for your nonprofit organization. Generate ideas and funding to fulfill your goals in creative, effective, and brilliant ways.
In this practical and persuasive new book, 7 Nonprofit Income Streams, you will discover the seven streams of nonprofit income. Drawing on two decades of investigation and more than 1,000 interviews with nonprofit leaders, Karen Eber Davis clarifies the confusing, competitive, and messy world of nonprofit income.
Kameron Hodges, CEO of The Glasser/Schoenbaum Human Services Center shares her experience of Karen’s “Treasure in Your Own Back Yard” session.
Located in Sarasota, Florida, The Glasser/Schoenbaum Human Services Center houses 20 non-profit organizations on a 5-acre campus. While they assumed all the agencies knew one another and collaborated, through an annual survey it was discovered that was not the case.
With Karen’s help, communication was bridged between the non-profit organizations. Karen provided tools so that each organization could share resources and work more efficiently together.
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