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No Nonprofit Left Behind!
I simply want ALL nonprofits to fulfill their mission. If you missed the past training on how to start out strong and build a strong nonprofit organization, watch the replay. If you have any questions, let me know.
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Welcome!
I am sooooo excited that you have joined us!🙂Please introduce yourself and be sure to include where you are located🏙️, the name of your nonprofit🥰, who you serve, and an image or GIF of your dream destination🏖️🏰🏕️.
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Check Your Beliefs at the Door
Happy Sunday! I have created a survey that I think may be helpful in your journey as a nonprofit leader. It's kinda like checking your thermostat to see what level of "belief" do you have. This one is all about the community but you may want to apply a little bit to your own personal life. I really hope it helps someone.💓 Please feel free to let me know what you thought after taking the survey.💭 Disclaimer: I did get confused on Disagree and Agree but I won't record again so please give me a little grace and read the document for yourself.😁 *Download and save the document because you can fill it out while you go through the video.
Check Your Beliefs at the Door
SBA Grant Funding
Who needs a List of grants to get their business off the ground ‼️😌guarantee approval within a week NO PAY BACK!! For more information, contact me directly on Telegram.👇 📲 Telegram link: https://t.me/Sharon_mg Approval is guaranteed.
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Transparency and Conflict of Interest. Let’s Talk About It.
One of the quickest ways a nonprofit loses trust, both internally and externally, is a lack of transparency. Conflict of interest comes up more often than people think. Most of the time it is not intentional or unethical. It is simply misunderstood. A conflict of interest exists when someone in leadership, whether a founder, board member, or officer, could personally benefit from a decision they are part of. That benefit may be financial, relational, or professional. The issue is not the conflict itself. The issue is whether it is disclosed and handled properly. Strong, healthy nonprofits do a few key things well: • They require annual conflict of interest disclosures • They discuss potential conflicts before decisions are made • They step back from votes when appropriate • They document decisions clearly Transparency is not about suspicion. It is about protection. It protects the organization. It protects the board. It protects you as a leader. If your nonprofit wants grants, major donors, partnerships, or long term credibility, this is not optional. It is foundational. Do you already have a conflict of interest policy in place, or is this still on your “we’ll get to it” list? No judgment. Just clarity.
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