The science, psychology, and heart behind redefining your narrative Last week, we introduced asset framing — a storytelling approach that begins with strengths, not struggles. Today, we’re digging into why that shift matters so much — not just emotionally, but psychologically and strategically. What Asset Framing Really Means Coined by Trabian Shorters, asset framing is…

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How storytelling can redefine how funders, partners, and communities see you What happens when someone’s humanity is reduced to a label — “broken,” “needy,” “at risk”? In a powerful stand-up clip, comedian Josh Johnson explores how easy it becomes to dismiss people once we strip away their value and individuality. He’s talking about comedy —…

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Over the last few weeks through our Diversification Series, we’ve explored ways your organization can ensure it is not dependent on one income stream. We’ve looked at how to: conduct peer-to-peer fundraising, organize fundraising events beyond galas and golf tournaments, partner with businesses through sponsorships, develop an earned income stream in line with your mission.…

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Galas and golf tournaments can be powerful fundraisers—but they’re also expensive, staff-intensive, and often out of reach for smaller, community-based nonprofits. The good news? There are plenty of fundraising events that are low-cost, high-impact, and designed for small nonprofits. These events bring in dollars, strengthen relationships, and keep your mission front and center.   Creative…

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