It has become a buzz word in some circles…

As you reflect on this part of your work, consider these key principles:

Have I offended you? We need to get comfortable with the question.

I had an opportunity this week to help a struggling new nonprofit

Who is in your circle of three? The circle of three is the concept of …

I am the first to say that college degrees are not required for meaningful careers.

As I reflect on her this day, there are some key lessons…

At what point do you leave a table where you are no longer wanted?

Earlier this year, CDP partnered with Montgomery County’s (Maryland) Asian American Health Initiative (AAHI) to provide grant writing …

One of the key professional (and life) disciplines I've learned is to pause. If it's the right decision (or action or activity)…

Everyday moments are filled with learning opportunities.

In our nonprofit and social enterprise work, we are primarily business developers, not cheerleaders.

This week is being spent at Christian Community Development Association (CCDA)'s annual conference in Cincinnati.

Thinking of starting a 501c3 nonprofit? Consider your responses…

I've been searching for the right term to describe what I see as a combination of common sense, maturity, savvyness, wisdom and respect.

Asking for money is one of the most dreaded tasks for a governing board. Many nonprofit boards are…

Oh be careful little eyes what you see…

We live in a fast-paced world. We expect quick results and quick answers.

In today’s strained economy, there is an astounding average of twenty applicants for every job (Update 2023: On average, 118 candidates apply for each new job that is advertised, according to Forbes.)

Time is our most precious commodity. Can I get an 'Amen?' Valuing time is a point of emphasis in our volunteer management training and it's a critical point for all of us to remember.