How to build culture and lead in a virtual work environment from Sara Brenner Community Wealth Partners communitywealth.com/what-does-virt…

As many nonprofits' revenue streams are upended, some are looking for earned-income opportunities. Join Community Wealth Partners on April 28 for a conversation to help you gauge whether pursuing an earned revenue strategy might be worthwhile for your organization. zoom.us/meeting/regist…

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of #Apollo13, Community Wealth Partners reflects on how asking "what's good on the ship?" can help nonprofits now. communitywealth.com/whats-good-on-…

Why Grantmakers Need to Break Their Restriction Habit—Permanently nonprofitquarterly.org/why-grantmaker… via Nonprofit Quarterly

Now Or Never: What is Philanthropy’s Point of No Return? by Maggie Potapchuk link.medium.com/ekmMnmVt05

Financial health is critical for nonprofits, but ensuring long-term sustainability requires a broader view. Read what I wrote with Amy Celep and Megan Coolidge of Community Wealth Partners in @SSIR. ssir.org/articles/entry…

READING: Three Things Nonprofits Should Prioritize in the Wake of COVID-19 ssir.org/articles/entry… via Stanford Social Innovation Review

White people, if you think civil disobedience is protesting your own hardships or inconveniences after you've dismissed or stayed silent on our country's long history of oppressing people of color, then you're doing it wrong.

In a podcast interview Amy Celep of Community Wealth Partners offers insights to nonprofit leaders on how to lead and work effectively in a virtual world. philanthropy.com/article/How-to… via The Chronicle of Philanthropy

In this powerful blog post, George Jones of Bread for the City is on Bluesky writes about his pain, his experiences, and his commitment to driving change in the DC government. On June 10th, come hear him speak alongside Diane Bell -McKoy of Associated Black Charities: communitywealth.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

"I am convinced that until white men are able to appreciate that racism has robbed their lives of a fullness and richness ... we cannot see the lasting change we all seek." nonprofitquarterly.org/a-letter-to-my… via Nonprofit Quarterly

Statements About George Floyd Are a Start, but How Will Organizations Live Their Values? philanthropy.com/article/Statem… via The Chronicle of Philanthropy

The Social Justice Sector Has an Internal Racism Problem sojo.net/articles/socia… via Sojourners

Reflecting on times I have witnessed and perpetuated some of these dynamics. The nonprofit sector must do better in supporting leaders of color. nonprofitquarterly.org/failure-is-not… via Nonprofit Quarterly

Join us today for a conversation on engaging stakeholders in meaningful ways.

Join Community Wealth Partners CEO Amy Celep for a conversation on leading nonprofits during times of crisis on July 23. event.on24.com/eventRegistrat…

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"Most climate victories have been won with BIPOC-led frontline groups at the center... And yet, about half of philanthropic funding on climate issues goes to 20 national organizations, 90% of which are led by white people" writes @ShamarBibbins nonprofitquarterly.org/how-philanthro…

Doing Our Part for a Just Democracy: communitywealth.com/doing-our-part…