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Why So Much AI Writing Feels Polished and Empty at the Same Time
Most leaders are just overwhelmed and looking for quick fixes. AI generated grants, emails, or social media posts CAN be really quick to generate. Perfecting the systems so that they sound good, however, takes time and expertise.
Lee Domaszowec
Dec 16, 20255 min read


Moving Beyond the Email Receipt: How to Thank Donors in a Way That Connects
Most nonprofits think their acknowledgment system sufficiently thanks donors. Unfortunately, most are missing an essential piece: truly expressing gratitude.
Yes, you are probably (hopefully!) sending an automated thank-you email after a donation. Maybe you even send a handwritten note or a snail mail copy printed on your agency’s letterhead. But here’s the reality: if you thank donors the same way every other nonprofit does – and the same way you have for a decade – you’re

Brigid Vance
Sep 10, 20255 min read


Joy as Resistance: How Nonprofit Leaders Can Reclaim Power Through Community and Consultants that Care
The nonprofit sector is living through one of the most volatile moments in modern history. From voting rights to reproductive freedom, from LGBTQ+ protections to immigrant justice, from environmental safeguards to international alliances, each week brings new challenges that cut at the core of why nonprofits exist. And yet, in moments like this, there is an antidote more radical than despair: joy.
Lee Domaszowec
Sep 9, 20254 min read


The Blue Dragon Always Wins — And How Good Nonprofit Leaders Survive Anyway
Evander couldn’t let it go.
He felt the injustice in his bones. How could they call it a “race” if the outcome was predetermined? Why didn’t anyone fix it? Why wasn’t the red dragon given a fair shot?
If you’ve ever been an Executive Director or Board Member, you’ve been in Evander’s seat.
You’ve led your organization through incredible highs, meaningful wins… only to find yourself fixated on the one unfair, infuriating thing that you can’t change.
Lee Domaszowec
Sep 8, 20255 min read


Why You’re Probably Ignoring the Most Valuable Revenue Stream in Your Fundraising Program
Most nonprofits are leaving serious money on the table every single month. There is a phenomenal compounding program almost no one talks about. We’re speaking from multiple points of experience here:$0 to over $125,000 per year!$110,000 per year to over $300,000 per year!$20,000 per year to over $900,000 per year! And it is rarely because a gala underperformed or because you don’t have a major gifts officer or because your grant hit rate is too low.
Lee Domaszowec
Sep 8, 20254 min read


Three Tech Habits That Will Transform How Leaders Work
Most leadership content you see online is about theory. It might sound interesting, yet it rarely helps you work differently.
The truth is that small habits, when used consistently, can free up hours of time every week. Add that up. If you save 5 hours a week by using our time management strategies, you will gain as many as 4 entire weeks of your working life back every single year!
Lee Domaszowec
Sep 2, 20252 min read


When the Problem Is You: Facing Hard Truths in Nonprofit Leadership
Most leaders try to “manage around” a problem person. They shuffle responsibilities, create workarounds, or wait for someone to improve on their own. Months become years, and the culture can begin to change. Become awkward, or even toxic. Nothing good comes from it.
Lee Domaszowec
Aug 12, 20257 min read


Show, Don’t Tell: Using Visual Storytelling to Elevate Your Nonprofit Brand
In a crowded nonprofit landscape, how you convey your mission and vision can be the difference between standing out with your donors or blending in. While it’s important to articulate your goals in words, showing your audience who you are and what you stand for is often far more impactful than simply telling them. In this blog article, we’ll walk through how visual storytelling and brand design can elevate your organization’s mission.

Margarida Roxo Neves
May 21, 20255 min read


Seize the Moment: How Nonprofits Can Harness Volunteer Power to Thrive
Everywhere we look, nonprofits are under strain. Critical funding sources are drying up, operational costs continue to rise, and the news cycle seems to deliver new crises every single week. But here's the good news: this challenging moment presents a tremendous opportunity for nonprofits to harness volunteerism and advocacy. People want to help. They're just looking for clear, meaningful ways to do so.

Lauren Domaszowec
May 12, 20252 min read
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