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DOES YOUR ORGANIZATION want to reduce the cost of parking? Wish it could maximize customer parking? Want to encourage employees to bike more / try transit / carpool / vanpool? Meet sustainability goals? * DO YOU WISH YOUR EMPLOYER would offer safer places to store your bike / showers / lockers? Distribute discounted transit / bikeshare passes? Subsidize carpools/vanpools (and set aside “princess parking” for those who do)? Give you the cash value for that parking spot you never use? * Let’s make that (and more) happen for you! * APPLY BY MARCH 6TH 👇👇👇

📢The thing I wished people would spend their time on when it comes to working in their communities is sharing their evaluation results. 👀But what I see is they spend way too much time collecting useless information, thinking the more information they collect, the better. 🤔I get that, because you, nonprofit coalition leader, have so many people to answer to! 🌟 What if I told you that there is another approach that will help you demonstrate and communicate your outcomes and that collecting every piece of information isn’t the answer? 🎯The way I work with community coalitions and nonprofits is to start with the end in mind. 📬If you are drowning in data and funders’ reports, or maybe you haven’t even developed your evaluation process, I’d like to invite you to check out my free mini-course, Using Data to Tell Your story. Begin with the end in mind. Link in the comments.

Many nonprofits rely on volunteers and have to make due with limited resources, yet technology really should be a top priority. Find out how 3 representatives from nonprofit organizations use technology and 4 principal points you can apply to improve your operations: https://bit.ly/3PSQpLZ

Many nonprofits rely on volunteers and must make the most out of limited resources to accomplish their mission. Because of that, technology tends to get put on the back burner as an unaffordable luxury. Yet, some have found a way to reap the benefits without compromising their budget. Find out how 3 representatives from nonprofit organizations use technology and 4 principal points you can apply to improve your operations: https://bit.ly/3PSQpLZ

📢The thing I wished people would spend their time on when it comes to working in their communities is sharing their evaluation results. 👀But what I see is they spend way too much time collecting useless information, thinking the more information they collect, the better. 🤔I get that, because you, nonprofit coalition leader, have so many people to answer to! 🌟 What if I told you that there is another approach that will help you demonstrate and communicate your outcomes and that collecting every piece of information isn’t the answer? 🎯The way I work with community coalitions and nonprofits is to start with the end in mind. 📬If you are drowning in data and funders’ reports, or maybe you haven’t even developed your evaluation process, I’d like to invite you to check out my free mini-course, Using Data to Tell Your story. Begin with the end in mind.

Thousands of children and their families immigrate to the U.S. every year. How can increased collaboration among the agencies, nonprofits, and community networks that exist to help be improved? Check out ICF's eBook to see how we're combining three key areas to create actionable recommendations.

Thousands of children and their families immigrate to the U.S. every year. How can increased collaboration among the agencies, nonprofits, and community networks that exist to help be improved? Check out ICF's eBook to see how we're combining three key areas to create actionable recommendations.

Many nonprofits rely on volunteers and must make the most out of limited resources to accomplish their mission. Because of that, technology tends to get put on the back burner as an unaffordable luxury. Yet, some have found a way to reap the benefits without compromising their budget. Find out how 3 representatives from nonprofit organizations use technology and 4 principal points you can apply to improve your operations: https://bit.ly/3PSQpLZ

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It's a challenge to get good, measurable data from paper, prose documentation, and simple "spreadsheet" lists. A good database can make a BIG difference in your ability to measure how close you are to hitting your mission's target.