Practical thinking on data for nonprofit leaders — no jargon, no fluff.
In small nonprofits, someone is always doing data work they weren't hired to do. Here's what that role actually involves, and how to handle it without a dedicated hire.
Most nonprofit board reports aren't built to be understood. They're built to be comprehensive. Here's a simple framework for reports that actually get read.
Most nonprofits know their data could be better. Fewer know exactly where they stand or what to fix first. Here's a plain-language framework for figuring that out.
The hidden price of bad records isn't just operational. It's showing up in your donor retention, your grant reports, and your board presentations.
In the digital era, data has become a valuable asset for organizations of all kinds — including nonprofits. But most organizations don't have a plan for managing it well.