Hurricane force winds are barreling toward the nonprofit sector, threatening to uproot the foundation of every part of it – healthcare, housing, food security, art, education, and science. It is frightening in the extreme. In the midst of it, I see nonprofits hunkering down in their own silos, gaming out scenarios to combat hits to their organizations and clients rather than looking at new strategies for advancing their work.    Yes, we need to provide critical services and p

This post is a plea to reclaim kindness bit by bit through everyday acts that acknowledge our shared humanity. I don’t need to tell you...

I had lunch today with a friend who was so traumatized by the news coming out of Washington that she had completely tuned out. She was...

The other day I read an opinion piece in the Chronicle of Philanthropy that resonated so much I wanted to jump up and kiss the author,...

The nonprofit world has been riding a rollercoaster that none of us signed up for. And right now, most of us are ready to hurl the corn...