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How to effectively manage time in a nonprofit position
Working at a small nonprofit might mean having your hands tied with responsibilities. One minute you are performing your daily duties and another you're organizing an entirely new campaign. While you...
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How to keep volunteers happy during the winter
During the cold and unforgiving winter months, your nonprofit organization might see a decline in volunteer rates. Maybe your volunteers or donors are unable to drive to your location in the snow, or...
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How to use content marketing to bring in volunteers
It's no secret that volunteer work is good for the heart and mind. In a poll from The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of America in 2015, volunteer work was found to have many benefits including...
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How to get college students to volunteer and donate
Remember your college days? For many, college was a time of bonding with friends and making lasting memories. Whether forged in the sorority house, school library, basketball game or even class,...
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5 great features for every nonprofit website
An online website isn't just an advertisement for your organization. Rather, a website is a space you can utilize to increase fundraising, promote brand awareness and find volunteers. While many...
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How to increase nonprofit broadcast radio fundraising
Nonprofit radio stations are always looking for exciting new ways to engage their audience for donations. Many already use donor management software to accurately track donations coming in monthly....
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4 ways to increase productivity at a nonprofit broadcast station
Every workplace has its fair share of productive days and unproductive days. However, at a nonprofit radio station, being unproductive could mean a significant loss in donations. While there are many...
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What is underwriting for a nonprofit radio station?
As a nonprofit station, underwriting is an essential element of radio programs. According to NPR guidelines, underwriting is defined as third-party pieces read aloud by the station personnel that are...
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Why social media isn’t the end-all-be-all of nonprofit broadcast fundraising
Social media has been heralded as a fundamental fundraising breakthrough for nonprofit organizations in the past few years. Many Facebook users still remember the ALS "Ice Bucket Challenge" of 2014....
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What to do when radio ratings drop
Declining ratings: It happens to every radio station. Whether it's a lack of creative programming or simply too much of the same thing, nonprofit radio stations can sometimes see their view counts...
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