Personalizing the Member Journey: 8 Lessons Nonprofits Can Learn from Schools
Schools have a way of making every student feel special. Whether it’s tailoring learning experiences to match strengths and interests or creating pathways for individual growth, schools are experts at meeting people where they are. Nonprofits can learn a lot from this approach, especially when it
Read MoreThe Harmony of Engagement: Creating Programs That Hit the Right Chords
A great song doesn’t just capture your attention — it keeps you coming back, singing along, and feeling connected. That’s the essence of membership engagement for nonprofits. You want your members to feel invested, supported, and excited to be part of your mission. These five classic
Read More6 Ways to Engage Members on Giving Tuesday Without Making Them Feel Nickel-and-Dimed
Giving Tuesday is a golden opportunity for nonprofits to inspire generosity. But if your organization already relies on membership dues or frequent contributions, asking your members for yet another donation can feel like you’re stretching their goodwill—or worse, making them feel nickel-and-dimed. The good news? You
Read MoreHow AI is Transforming the Nonprofit Sector: A New Era of Creativity and Efficiency
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has made significant inroads into the nonprofit sector, revolutionizing the way organizations operate and engage with their communities. While AI is often associated with tech giants and corporations, it is also becoming an invaluable tool for nonprofits looking to maximize
Read More3 Ways AI Can Help Plan More Creative Nonprofit Events
Event planning for nonprofits is more than just setting up dates, venues, and schedules; it’s about crafting experiences that inspire, engage, and leave a lasting impression. But with tight budgets and limited staff, it can be challenging to plan events that feel fresh, dynamic, and well-organized.
Read More7 Creative Programs and Events for Nonprofits to Hold That Appeal to Millennials
Millennials are a unique generation known for their passion, values-driven approach, and desire for experiences over material things. When planning events and programs, nonprofits need to appeal to this generation’s sense of purpose and creativity. Here are seven innovative and creative programs that nonprofits can use
Read More10 Creative Ways to Make the High Holy Days More Inviting for Millennials
As the High Holy Days quickly approach, synagogues have a unique opportunity to engage millennials—the largest living generation and a key demographic for the future of Jewish communities. Millennials are looking for meaningful, authentic experiences, and synagogues that can tap into these values will not only
Read MoreThe Power of Stories in Shaping Successful Nonprofit Programming
Imagine planning an event for your community—a large celebration with keynote speakers, a raffle, and food from some local restaurants. You think you’ve planned everything perfectly: the venue is great, the date is set, and the agenda is full. But as the event nears, ticket sales
Read MoreEngaging Members and Supporters of Nonprofits: Creative Strategies Amid Budget and Time Constraints
Nonprofits play a crucial role in addressing societal issues, advocating for change, and providing essential services. However, engaging members and supporters in fresh, innovative ways can be challenging, especially when working with limited budgets and time. Yet, with creativity and strategic thinking, nonprofits can overcome these
Read MoreThe Magic of the Unexpected: Boosting Nonprofit Programming and Membership Engagement
In the world of nonprofits, standing out and keeping members engaged can often feel like a Herculean task. However, by embracing the principle of unexpectedness, as highlighted in Chip and Dan Heath’s book “Made to Stick,” organizations can create memorable and impactful experiences that captivate their
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