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Maximizing Impact with Limited Resources: Essential Marketing Strategies for Nonprofits

Career Development, Communications and Marketing, Strategy / By

You’re passionate about your mission. But with limited staff and a “shoestring” budget, is it possible to effectively market your nonprofit and make a real difference? Nonprofits today are acutely aware of the power of marketing and storytelling to engage audiences, secure funding, and inspire change. Whether it’s connecting with donors, reaching service populations, recruiting […]

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Hope as a Catalyst: Fueling Social Change Amid Adversity

Career Development, Featured Post, Ignite!, Leadership, New Ideas / By

The saying “hope is not a strategy” is a great motivator to encourage careful planning and stresses the importance of doing the work, rather than passively anticipating things will work out for your organization without a guiding mission and vision. However, the phrase does not negate the value of hope as a key tool in

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Ten Questions With…James R. Haj

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Welcome to “Ten Questions With”…an ongoing series of posts let us get to know the unique, creative, and energetic folks who drive Miami’s nonprofit sector. In other words…all of us. And stay tuned, because we’re building out a new feature of the PhilanthropyMiami website that will let you upload your own answers to Ten Questions

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Time Flies

Communications and Marketing, Featured Post, Leadership, New Ideas, Nonprofits, Program Insights, Trends in Philanthropy / By

They say time flies when you’re having fun. And let us say, we’ve been having fun these past 25 years. Today, PhilanthropyMiami is truly leaning into its role as the conveners and curators of Miami’s nonprofit community. The pandemic may have changed how we do some things, but as we re-emerge, we’re stronger than ever.

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