5 Steps to Building Better Technology at Your Nonprofit
Think of technology as a long-term investment, leaders of tech-savvy nonprofits recommend — one that requires in-house talent and continual feedback to pay off.
By CODY SWITZER
Contributor
Tactics for Engaging Baby Boomer Donors
A collection of Chronicle resources to help you understand the unique needs and interests of a generation rounding into its golden years.
Don’t Let Political Opinions Derail Conversations With Donors
Everyone has an opinion about the fiery U.S. presidential campaign. Here, three experts offer fundraisers advice on how to navigate away from those discussions gracefully.
By Maria Di Mento
Senior Editor
5 Crucial Skills for Nonprofit Product Managers
Managing technology products is difficult, but those who do it say the job comes down to a handful of key attributes and abilities.
By CODY SWITZER
Contributor
Creating Top-Notch Videos for Your Nonprofit
Experts share advice on how to produce powerful clips that draw online attention to your mission and work.
By Maria Di Mento
Senior Editor
How to Negotiate a Higher Nonprofit Salary
Hiring managers, consultants, and nonprofit employees share their tips and advice.
By Eden Stiffman
Senior Editor
4 Things You Can Do Now to Foster Young Alumni Giving Later
Recent graduates may not have much to contribute financially at first, but they can give back to their alma maters in other ways. Developing that habit may lead them to donate later on.
By Rebecca Koenig
Contributor
Thank-You Notes That Look Handwritten Inspire Donors to Give Again
How one nonprofit brought back 440 lapsed donors and boosted revenue after taking a new approach to acknowledgments.
By Eden Stiffman
Senior Editor
How Foundations Should Begin Planning for Risk
Steps grant makers can take to prepare for, and manage, disruptions and emergencies that occur when nonprofit projects are underway.
By Shelley Whelpton and Laurie Michaels
Charities Urged to Tailor Data to Needs of Staff, Donors, and Others
When charities stop relying just on anecdotal evidence of their success, their performance improves and they attract supporters more easily.
By NICOLE WALLACE
Features Editor