Secrets of a Successful Board Meeting

Secrets of a Successful Board Meeting

Board meetings fall under time management in my book so today I’m sharing secrets of a successful nonprofit Board meeting and how to respect people’s time. Next Board meeting, try these Michael Hyatt, No Fail Meetings, inspired secrets. Board Meeting Secrets...

Event Planning Tips From Local Experts

Event Planning Tips From Local Experts

Events take a lot of time and planning. If they are part of your Fundraising Plan, they can help you get to your fundraising goals. For fun,  I asked a few local experts in the nonprofit world who plan events several times a year to give me their best tips. What...

Time Management Tips and Strategies for Nonprofit Leaders

Time Management Tips and Strategies for Nonprofit Leaders

I discovered Entrepreneurs and Founders aren’t that different. We both have a dream and a passion to serve, we are both birthing something from that passion, and we both feel the pressure of so much we want to do. There are so many ideas and things we want to...

I Have a 501(c)3! Now What?!?

I Have a 501(c)3! Now What?!?

My #1 most asked question by Founders goes like this: I have my 501(c)3! Now what? Founders have jumped through all the hoops of getting the idea in their head to an idea on paper but how do you get it from paper to reality? Most Founders I talk to have never worked...

5 Free Tools Every Church Should Be Using

5 Free Tools Every Church Should Be Using

Social Media tools help you efficiently reach your social media goals. Efficiency is especially important with the limited resources of a church. Here is a list of the five free social media tools that nonprofits can't succeed without. 1. Editorial Calendar An...

March Social Media Posts That Get Your Cause Noticed

March Social Media Posts That Get Your Cause Noticed

I am continuing the series where I give you posting ideas for each month. As we start February, I wanted to give you some ideas for March social media posts so you can make the time in February to create and schedule these posts. Working ahead whenever you can helps...

Defining Your Ideal Donor Doesn’t Have to be Complicated

Fundraising 101 is you start from within and work your way out. You start with you and your Board’s family and friends and work your way out. But what happens when you get through your family and friends? Using the purpose of an ideal donor allows you to no longer ask your friends and family for donations. You can move past that circle and out further in your community. Expanding your donor list brings in more funding.

The Nonprofit Industry’s Dirty Word and How to Use It to Your Advantage

The nonprofit industry as a whole hates the word “marketing”. It is a dirty word- never to be spoken. The only thing I can figure is that marketing is associated with for-profit business and nonprofits and their donors don’t like anything connected to the for-profit business. The problem is that…

What to Do When Dealing with Difficult People

One of the main solutions in dealing with difficult people is to have alternative solutions. For instance, if someone complains that a particular solution won’t work, first ask why. If they come up with a valid reason, then offer alternatives. If they continue to shoot down every suggestion you produce, ask them to come up with a solution.

April Posts for Nonprofits

I am continuing the series where I give you posting ideas for each month.This time it’s April. I’ve included some notes that are COVID-19 specific so you can fit the post to more relevant times. I’m giving you a list of national days so you can tailor days to your...

Simple Ways to Overcome your Fear of Taking Massive Action

When a moment of panic comes over you, imagine your role model and remember that they too have experienced fear. But they moved through it anyway.

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Most nonprofit leaders lay awake at night trying to figure out how to fund their mission. Hi! I'm Alesha. I teach sustainable fundraising in a way that they can take action today so they can serve their clients. I can help you move from just getting started funding your new nonprofit to gaining confidence in your fundraising and building relationships to knowing what works for your organization and looking at the infinite game when it comes to funding. I’ve worked with nonprofit Founders and written the book I HAVE MY 501(C)3! NOW WHAT?!? Your Blueprint to Starting Your Nonprofit Without Being the Sole Funder that lays the foundations for funding in a new nonprofit. I’ve worked in Development (Fundraising) Departments in large organizations and I know the no cost, low-cost methods they use to bring in funding. I bring those sound strategies to the nonprofits I serve.

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