A major fundraising platform is under investigation for potentially allowing improper donations and failing to fully cooperate with oversight requests. Concerns include weak verification controls and internal warnings that were not fully addressed. Which one do you use and why do you think it’s the best or even good for your organization?

Not your full mission statement. Not the polished version. Just the heart of what you do. Because when we actually know each other’s missions, something powerful happens… We stop trying to solve everything alone. We start connecting the dots. We begin to support people with real, layered needs instead of surface-level help. One organization may provide housing.Another provides job training. Another provides mental health support. But together? That’s how lives are truly transformed. And here’s the truth most people miss…If we don’t know what exists in our community, we leave gaps. And those gaps are where people fall through. 👇 Drop your mission in ONE sentence below What problem do you solve, and who do you serve? Let’s start building connections that actually make an impact. ***This will be the example of what you can do in your own community.

If you’ve written a book, we want to see it 👀 Drop your link in the comments so we can support you and learn more about your work. And if you haven’t written one yet, let me plant this seed… Your book is more than pages. It’s your story. It’s your “why.” It’s the bridge that connects people to your mission. A well-positioned book can: ✔ Share how and why you became a founder ✔ Highlight the real problem your organization solves ✔ Offer solutions, tools, and resources people can actually use ✔ Build credibility before you ever ask for funding or support Don’t overthink it. Sometimes your story is the strategy. 👇 Drop your book name and link below, or tell us one is in you waiting to come out. By the way, I have already read one of our community member's book...it was awesome!

Most of us started a nonprofit because something in us cared deeply. A story. A calling. A community need. A moment that changed us. But somewhere after the vision boards and the excitement… we realized running a nonprofit takes more than heart. It takes structure, strategy, systems, and staying power. And that’s usually where the real weight shows up. So now that you’re on the journey, what’s weighing on you most right now? No pressure to explain, but you can in the comments. Just choose what feels true. You’re not alone in this. And you’re in the right room.

I hope everyone is doing well! I wanted to take a poll survey and get some feedback in the comments. So after you answer the poll question, I would like to know from the 501c3’ers, what do you feel like you need in 2026 for your nonprofit? Oh yeah, money cannot be the answer because that’s a given.