We’ll help you find out your social change style with this quiz so you can focus your giving, your volunteering, and your efforts to create positive change in your community.

When we work with food banks across the U.S., we center on these 6 core values as the foundation of our consulting work.

These sample strategic plans for nonprofit organizations will give you the tools and confidence to get started. We’ll cover what your strategic plan should include and examples of real strategic plans we’ve made with our clients.

The idea of using your influence can feel deeply uncomfortable for community organization leaders. Our take on influential leadership isn’t coercive – it’s inclusive.

Two of our consultants have a frank conversation about the current state of nonprofit-funder partnerships and how they hope to see big leaps in meaningful collaboration from both sides.

Here is a peek behind the curtain of what our internal AI policy looks like, along with some hesitations our team has had along the way.

Many grants management systems are discouraging people from applying. By the end of this article, you’ll have 7 tangible ways to fix that.

How you start a project is just as important as how you finish it. Here’s how See What I Mean philanthropy consultant Kerry McHugh “starts” in 4 areas with her clients: conversations, onboarding, check-ins, and building trust.

We asked our team of nonprofit consultants for their best end-of-year (fiscal year!) team questions. Here are the 6 they keep coming back to.

Data never tells the whole story. People do. Jenna Hoover, CNP, shares four ways to keep your data practices grounded in relationships, not extraction.

There’s a “new” type of segmentation that addresses the issues of the old tiering system while helping you sort your agencies into helpful groups that get targeted types of support. At SWIM, we think it's a meaningful shift, and food banks are putting it into practice. Here’s what it looks like.

When Harvesters partnered with SWIM to do a Service Area Assessment and Network Assessment across their 27-county region in Missouri and Kansas, Jury Paulson and his team got to step back and see that wider picture. What they found changed how Harvesters works.